Early Black Friday portable power station deals 2025: These are the best early discounts available now
Several leading portable power station brands have already launched early discounts
Although the official Black Friday sales period runs from November 28 until December 1, early discounts are already available on several top-rated portable power supplies.
Some models are now cheaper than they were last year, while others have maintained previous price levels. This means shoppers can find good value if they spot a offer, but additional reductions may appear closer to the main event.
In the UK, Amazon has introduced a few limited-time deals, while many other retailers have yet to follow. Buyers may benefit from monitoring prices over the coming weeks to identify the best timing for a purchase.
Testing and reviews conducted my team throughout the year have highlighted the best portable power stations across reliability, portability, and charging speed. As the sales season progresses, I'll pay special attention to the models that have proven themselves in real-world use.
This page will continue to be updated through Cyber Monday with verified discounts and new early offers as they become available.
What's new? There's weeks to go until the official Black Friday start, but I'm already seeing some big discounts on some of my top-rated power station units.
Early Black Friday portable power station deals
- Amazon: Portable power stations from under $100
- Best Buy: Save over $700
- Adorama: Discounts up to $800
- B&H Photo: Get up to $1600 savings
- Newegg: Discounts and deals from under $100
- Walmart: Portable power station deals starting at $26
- Wellbots: Big sale on portable power stations from $110
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This is my top choice portable power station on a budget for two reasons: first, it's got all the essentials most people need, including a 245Wh battery and 600W output capability. And second, it's ultra-portable with a compact design compared to many even in this price range.
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My top-rated unit for most users, the Delta 3 Plus from EcoFlow has a 1024Wh capacity, 1500W output, plenty of ports, and a super-fast UPS switchover of less than 10 milliseconds. As a powerful all-rounder, it's difficult to find fault, especially at this price.
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This Jackery unit delivers 300W power across multiple ports, is compatible with Jackery solar panels, features a sturdy carrying handle, and charges up to 80% capacity in under two hours. Weighing in at 7.1 pounds, this is one of the lightest portable batteries on our list and can recharge up to 6 devices simultaneously. Check out our full review here.
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This portable power station is perfectly designed for home back-up, RV use, and a good pick for those shoring up power supply in case of outages or emergencies (see our full review here). It's a beast of a unit with a large 3840Wh battery that can power all your devices for several days, and has wheels for easy transport.
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The EcoFlow Delta Pro Ultra is another home back-up unit, thanks to its large 7200W output. EcoFlow power stations have always reviewed well by my team, ranking among the most reliable you can get. But what I like about this particular deal is that it also bundles in a free 400W solar panel.
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When we tested the Bluetti AC200L (read the review here) we called it "a heavyweight in every sense of the word." It's capable of a 2400W output, has a 2048Wh capacity, and loaded with an assortment of ports that go beyond many at this price point.
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The EB3A is equipped with reliable UPS ability, ensuring that your electronics will continue to operate smoothly even if there’s a power outage. Featuring nine different power outlets, this portable power station is incredibly versatile. With its light weight, LCD screen, 600W of output wattage and ability to charge up to 80% in just thirty minutes, it’s perfect for anyone in a hurry. Moreover, the EB3A can be controlled using Bluetti’s smartphone app and has 9 outlets, making it even more convenient to use.
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Anker’s 521 is an excellent portable power bank that comes with an upgraded LiFePO4 battery, which is covered by a five-year warranty. With an impressive 256Wh capacity and six output ports, it proves to be a perfect companion for camping trips and outdoor adventures. This product boasts one of the largest flashlights available in the market, and it also has more USB-C ports compared to many of its competitors. The power-saving mode is an added advantage that lets you conserve the battery when you cannot easily charge, and the temperature monitoring helps reduce wasted energy.
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A reliable budget pick from one of my favorite portable power station makers, the River 2 has a 256Wh battery capacity, output of up to 600w, and enough ports for casual or general use. For me, this is one of those units that makes a good companion for camping trips or business travel.
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The Bluetti AC180 is a fair-sized mid-range unit with a 1152Wh battery capable of 1800W output, allowing you to charge 11 devices at once from its bank of ports. Can be fully solar charged with a 500W panel in around 3 hours.
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The AC70 has 7 outlets from its 1000W inverter, featuring a 768Wh capacity that can fully charge in 1.5 hours. When I tested this unit (see the review here), I felt it would make an excellent choice for campers or for slinging in the back of the wagon. It's a Prime price.
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With this unit, you get a significant amount of power available at a relatively inexpensive price point. Additionally, the Grecell has eight output ports, short-circuit protection, and can be charged from a wall outlet, car outlet, or solar panel.
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This portable power station earned a well-deserved 4.5 stars in our review thanks to a very large battery and huge inverter output power. We also loved the way the unit innovates in terms of expandability. We found it very easy to set-up and use, with more than enough ports and sockets to fulfill all your power back-up needs. Our ultimate verdict: This is the generator you were waiting for.
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The AC50B is the perfect roadtrip companion with a 700W battery boasts a 10 year lifespan and can charge from 0-80% in just 45 minutes in Turbo Charging mode. It's light too, weighing in at just under 15lbs, and can charge six devices at once.
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The EcoFlow Delta 2 is a highly portable all-rounder for working, camping, hiking, and homes that require a reliable power back-up. A fast-charge takes just under an hour to reach 80%, and it also features a fair but not stunning solar panel input of 500W. You’ll find enough ports here to charge up to 15 devices at once.
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The GM2200i is an unusual generator that is powered by a four-stroke 79.7cc engine. However, it operates quietly and cleanly with a low 58db noise output and less than 3% THD. The generator comes with alarms, eco modes, multiple outputs, a 1.1 gallon fuel tank and a running wattage of 1800W. It is significantly larger and heavier than some of the other models listed here, and it is also more expensive. But, if you cannot rely on power outlets or solar power, this option provides a trustworthy, petrol-powered solution.
Early Black Friday portable power stations deals in the UK
- Amazon: Portable power station deals under £100
- Argos: Power station from starting from £190
- Currys: Cheap portable power stations from £80
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The Anker 521 is a versatile budget unit that features a battery with 256Wh capacity, up to 600W output, and five ports, making it ideal for general home or camping use. It does support solar charging, and I like the built-in carry handle for easy portability.
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One of the best units you can get on a budget, the Jackery 240 v2 has a 256Wh battery, 300W AC output (and 100W output for USB-C), and plenty of ports for keeping your devices charged during outdoor pursuits.
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If you're looking for a higher battery capacity and output from your power station, the Explorer 500 from Jackery ticks all the boxes. It has a 518Wh battery and up to 500W AC output, making it a solid reliable choice for emergency back-up, outdoors, camping, and road trips. A bundle with a solar panel is also discounted right now.
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The Solix C1000 from Anker is a heavyweight portable power station well-suited for home, work, and outdoor adventures. Awarding this 4.5 stars in our review, we found it was a reliable and robust unit with high energy capacity and versatility thanks to its 1056wh battery capacity and 1800W output (up to 2400W in peak mode).
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One of the smallest and cheapest power station deals I've seen so far, the Jackery Explorer 100 Plus is a palm-sized unit with a 99Wh battery capacity and 128W output. Ideal, then, for business travel and emergency use where you don't need a full-scale power solution.
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The FossiBot F2400 is - as the name suggests - capable of 2400W output (and 4800W in peak mode), and comes sporting a 2048Wh battery. It is a heavy unit, but overall, we enjoyed using it during our review, finding it ideal for anyone who needs power supply while adventuring, camping or on long car journeys.
Black Friday portable power station deals: Buying advice
When does Black Friday and Cyber Monday start and end?
Officially, Black Friday 2025 begins on November 28, and closes at the end of Cyber Monday on December 1.
However, as you can see, early deals on portable power stations are already available, and some retailers like Wellbots and Best Buy are beginning their sales early this year if you want to beat the sales rush.
Which portable power station deal should I choose during Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
Below, I've listed the minimum recommended specs for a range of uses, so you can check your chosen deal meets your demands.
Specs | General use | Jobsites | RVs | Home back-up |
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Capacity (Wh) | 256Wh and above | 1024Wh and above | 2048Wh and above | 2048Wh and above |
Output (W) | 300W and above | 1000W and above | 1500W and above | 2000W and above |
Features | Compact size | Built-in carry handle, rugged design, port covers, high surge wattage | Must have 12V car port, solar charging, UPS | Expandable batteries, UPS |
What features should I check when selecting the right portable power station deal?
I've covered this in greater depth in my guide to the top-rated portable power stations, but here's the Cliff's Notes version...
Battery capacity
In short, the higher the Wh (Watt Hours), the longer the battery will last, but the heavier the unit will be.
Output
Output determines how much continuous power can be delivered to devices or appliances. Smaller devices like laptops need around 100W; larger appliances like coolers can need up to 800W, and will need a higher battery capacity.
UPS
UPS stands for Uninterrupted Power Supply, and not every power station will have this. It gives the unit the ability to switch from mains power to portable power station in the case of an outage or blackout. Times are usually given in milliseconds (it's fast), and you'll want the fastest switchover time possible to ensure devices like routers and medical equipment stay connected.
High surge wattage
Only a concern for portable power stations destined for work-sites really - certain machinery and tools draw a huge amount of power, and this will stop the power station from tripping out.
Solar power
Almost all portable power stations from the likes of EcoFlow, Jackery, Bluetti, and Anker support solar panels for off-grid power and will have ports for these. During Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I often see discounts on units with solar panels bundled in.
Ports
Look for a minimum of five ports on a unit - typically, this will be along the lines of two mains and three USB-C, but many will also include 12V ports for charging via your car's cigarette lighter. Some, like DJI's range, also support drone charging. The more ports, the more devices you can charge at once.
How can I find the best deals on portable power station during Black Friday and Cyber Monday?
Here are my three top tips for getting a good portable power station deal this Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
1. Bookmark this page
As an irrepressible deal-hunter, From now and throughout Black Friday until the end of Cyber Monday, I'll be regularly updating this page with the best deals and lowest prices on portable power stations, especially ones me and the team have personally reviewed. I'll be drawing on my years of experience testing these units and covering big sales events like Black Friday, as well as checking the deals are as good as they claim using tools like CamelCamelCamel.
2. Consider and research
The best tip I can offer is this: know what you need before you commit to a purchase. Above, you'll see my recommended minimum specs for general, professional, RV, and home back-up users. This will ensure the portable power station you buy over Black Friday and Cyber Monday will properly fit your needs. While prices don't tend to shift too much during the sales, I still recommend monitoring prices and setting up alerts for price-drop notifications.
3. Price vs value
The cheapest portable power stations aren't necessarily the best options - and don't always equal value for money. Now, I'll always link out to power stations we've reviewed that do offer good value for money, but beyond that, I'd recommend choosing known brands that have tested well by me and the team, such as EcoFlow, Bluetti, Anker, and Jackery. All of these have a range of budget, mid-range, and high-end units that have scored highly during our testing, offering reliable power supply and a wide range of features.
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