SAVE $180: The EcoFlow Delta 3 portable power station is on sale at Amazon to Prime members for $519, down from the list price of $699. That’s a 26% discount and a record-low price for Amazon.
Now that we’re almost to August, end-of-summer and fall storms are starting to show up on the radar. If you live in an area that’s prone to power outages, it’s smart to have a portable power station on hand. If you don’t have one of these wonders yet, Amazon has your back.
As of July 29, the EcoFlow Delta 3 portable power station is on sale to Prime members at Amazon for $519, marked down from the normal price of $699. That works out to a 26% discount that shaves $180 off the price. This deal is exclusive to Prime members who can now score the Delta 3 for a record-low price.
The EcoFlow Delta 3 gives you access to 1,024Wh of power with the impressive LiFePO4 battery technology which means this portable power station will last for at least 10 years. In real life terms, 1,024Wh of power gives you access to recharging your phone 89 times, keeping a fan on for 17 hours, or recharging your drone 12 times. When the power goes out, the Delta 3 can keep your refrigerator cooling for at least seven hours and the WiFi router powered on for almost 60 hours.
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You get plenty of charging versatility and options with the EcoFlow Delta 3 including six AC ports, two USB-C ports, and two USB-A. When it comes time to recharge the Delta 3 itself, you can go from zero back to 100% in under an hour. Plus, this model weighs under 30 pounds, so you can carry it from the garage into your home or around the campsite without much trouble.
Mashable Deals
Before the next storm hits, get prepared by snagging the EcoFlow Delta 3 from Amazon while it’s at a record-low price. As long as you’re a Prime member, the portable power station is on sale for just $519. Since it’ll last well over 10 years, that works out to less than $52 per year for ensuring you can stay powered up when the storms hit.
