Last chance to save on these top portable power stations on Prime Day
It's the last Prime Day and time to start saving on our top-rated portable power stations

It's the last Prime Day! Not ever, just in this four-day Prime Day extravaganza. So, it's your last chance to save on a portable power station. And, let's face it. These things are not exactly cheap. So, if you've not got one and you're thinking of getting one. It's best to make it today.
My team and I have tested all the best portable power stations around. Plus, as an irrepressible deal-finder, I've been tracking top-reviewed units from the likes of EcoFlow, Anker, Bluetti, and Jackery. In tests, we've found these brands offer reliable back-up power for everything from small devices like laptops and phones to household equipment. Some can even power your whole house in the event of a power outage.
I've hunted out the best deals with the biggest discounts in the US and UK for years - To see my top picks in your region this time round, just use the jump links . And for more unmissable savings, head over to our hubs for the best Prime Day home office deals and Prime Day deals on some top tech.
Update: As of 08:45 GMT these items are all still available at these prices. Move quick because I've had to remove a couple of deals.
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US retailers
- Amazon: Portable power stations from under $70
- Anker: Big deals on portable power stations and accessories
- Walmart: Save up to $900 on selected portable power stations
- Jackery: Up to 65% off portable power stations
- Newegg: Find big savings on portable power stations from under $100
- Best Buy: Save up to $300 on portable power stations
Prime Day portable power station deals in the US
Save $80 Anker's 521 has an upgraded LiFePO4 battery that comes with a five-year warranty, six output ports, and 256Wh of capacity. It's a great addition to camping trips and outdoor adventures. It's got one of the largest flashlights of any of the products we've included here, and it has more USB-C ports than many of its rivals. It's also got a power-saving mode if you want to conserve juice when you cannot easily charge. Given the price, power, and brand, this is my top pick power station on a budget in my guide.
Save $1600 One of our top picks for home back-up, RVs, and van-life, the Anker Solix F3800 is a serious powerhouse unit with a 3840Wh battery and a port to directly charge an RV. What really stands out is how much you can upgrade this with accessories to suit your power needs. See why we're big fans of this model in our review.
Save $447 with exclusive code E1000V2PD This is one of those unmissable deals I'm always so keen to find. The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 packs in a 1070Whr capacity, allows up to 1.5KW output for devices and appliances, UPS, and there's even 11 outlets for charging a range of devices and appliances. In our review, we found it well-suited to on and off job sites. Use the code for the full discount.
Save $249 With an impressive 1800W output, the EcoFlow Delta 2 is a great choice for everything from emergency backup power to keeping devices charged and powering high-wattage appliances on the go. This power station comes with 15 outputs, making it a versatile option and is currently the cheapest I've seen this over Prime Day.
Save $20 The River 2 has the pedigree and quality of the Delta Pro, another one of our favorite models. It's features USB, USB-C, and outlet ports, one-hour fast-charging, an LCD screen, and a huge peak power output of 600W. So, it's the perfect partner if you need reliable power for camping trips, work visits and anything else.
Save $100 This Jackery unit delivers reliable 300W power across a huge array of ports. It's compatible with Jackery solar panels, has a sturdy carrying handle, and charges to 80% capacity in under two hours. We were impressed with the overall performance and capacity of this unit in our review. Good pick for those looking for a cheap portable power station.
Save $180 Lots to like about the Delta 3 from EcoFlow, including a 1024 kWh battery that should last around ten years and the ability to charge up to thirteen devices all at once. I did see this cheaper during Amazon's Spring Sale, so you may want to hold off on this deal until Prime Day starts.
Save $200 Weighing just 10.1 lbs, the Bluetti EB3A is ideal for packing on camping trips, long distance travels, or simply storing at home. With a 600W AC inverter, 268Wh LiFePO4 battery pack, and 9 outlets this product won’t power your home all day, but will keep the essentials powered when you need them. This deal also adds a 100w solar panel for off-grid power.
Save $370 This heavyweight portable power station really left an impression on us in our review, where we found it to be "a reliable and robust portable power station with high energy capacity." It's also pretty versatile, too, suitable for a range of back-up situations. This unit has a 1056wh capacity, with a peak output of 2400W.
Save $200 My top choice for those who need a power station for camping, the Bluetti Handsfree 2 sits neatly in its backpack, with space for other essentials. So, it certainly lives up to its 'handsfree' name. Given its super-portable design, it has a 512Wh capacity, and in our review, we praised its design and versatility.
Save $73 Not the biggest saving I've seen on this power station, but this model does offer 600W of power output for less than $200 – that's a lot of electricity for the price. You'll also find eight output ports, and short-circuit protection and it charges from a wall outlet, a car outlet and via a solar panel, so it's plenty versatile.
Save $160 This 448Wh portable charger boasts two 700W AC outlets, and I'd call it a camping and glamping enthusiasts dream. Built to last over 3000 cycles with LiFePO4 batteries for safe and consistent performance over a 10 year lifespan, and a rapid charge option that’ll charge from 0 to 80% in just 45 minutes. The AC50B comes with an additional four ports, one USB-A, two USB-C, and a 12V/10A car port for charging on the go.
Save $449 This unit delivers fast 0-80% charging in 45 minutes and a long 1,152Wh continuous power output of 1,800W (roughly the same as 62 phone charges or 13-15 laptop charges). This is ideal for both indoor and outdoor use thanks to its portable design, and the app makes real-time monitoring and control very convenient.
Save $470 A good pick for off-grid back-ups, this version of the AC180 sports 200W solar panels to fully recharge the unit in around 5 to 10 hours - while the included cable can recharge the 1152Wh Bluetti in an hour. The portable power station has eleven outlets that can power pretty much anything you need anywhere due to the rugged design and solar generator.
Save $650 This Delta 2 Max continues EcoFlow's tradition of strong portable power stations that deliver plenty of power and plenty of ports. We've had some great experiences with this brand of power station, and they come recommended.
Save $160 The AC200L portable power station has a 48V RV port and is compatible with solar panels that can recharge the battery between 1.7 and 2.2 hours with 1200W panels. After testing this one out in our review, we liked the large capacity with expansion options. It has LiFePO4 batteries that last more than 3000 charge cycles roughly equalling a 10 year lifespan.
Save $300 The Bluetti AC70 is an ideal companion for a road trip or camping adventure - you can read our full thoughts in our Bluetti AC70 review. It features 768Wh capacity, a 1000W inverter, and 2000W power lifting. Weighing just 22.5 lbs, you can charge up the unit in just 1.5 hours using a single cable.
Save $199 Grab the ACB50 portable power station with 6 ports, 448Wh of power, and a 10 year lifetime paired up with a 120W solar panel. The monocrystalline solar cells ensure fast and efficient charging, with UV-resistance to guarantee a longer lifespan. This light-weight power station can be boosted to 1000W in powerlifting mode, and can be fully charged in just 70 minutes using AC+PV combo-charging.
Save $1200 With a 3072Wh capacity, this power station and expansion battery packs a punch. Plus, when compared to others similar products in the range from Bluetti, it is also lightweight. The AC300 itself weights just 47.6 lbs, making it ideal for travel and transportation, and holding enough power for emergency use around the home.
Save $1100 Take your energy storage to the next level for less with this deal. The Bluetti AC500 and B300S power station and expansion battery combo can be fully charged in less than 1 hour, and with 3072Wh of capacity, can store more than enough to power your entire home. It also works seamlessly with Alexa, which I think is a fun addition.
Save $32 Nothing spoils a camping trip like a dead phone battery - this is where the SinKeu 200W Portable Power Station comes in. Weighing just 3.5 lbs and with a foldable carrying handle, this power station makes an ideal companion for camping trips, travel, and emergency at-home use. Plus, choose from 7 outputs including USB-A, USB-C, and AC.
Save $32 This ultra-portable, lightweight power station is a nice budget option. It's not a super-high capacity solution - at 88Wh, it's best suited to emergency situations, camping, and hiking, when charging smaller devices. But it boasts plenty of USB ports and sockets.
Save $46 Another budget buy built for lighter use, such as charging laptops and phones, the Marbero portable portable power station is a 88Wh solution with fast-charging option, eight output ports, and built-in flashlight. High-capacity units and solar bundles are also available. Tick the coupon box for an extra $16 off, bring the price to just $63 total.
Save $458 This portable power station features a 1548Wh capacity, expandable to 3096Wh. The UPS function ensures continuous power with less than 20ms switchover time and the super fast charge from 0 to 100% in just an hour is an added bonus. Power devices up to 3000W using V-Beyond Technology, ideal for resistive loads.
UK retailers
- Amazon: Portable power station deals from under £80
- Anker: Up to 55% off portable power stations and accessories
- Jackery: Save up to 55% on portable power stations and more
- Argos: Portable power station deals starting from £159
- Currys: Portable power stations from under £160
Prime Day portable power station in the UK
Save £500 Great saving here on an excellent unit that we really liked after testing in our review. It proved to be reliable and robust throughout our testing, and suitable for a whole variety of tasks thanks to the 1056wh capacity and a peak output of 2400W.
Save £130 Ideal for on-site work, camping, and as a general back-up solution, this unit is pretty portable since it has a 448Wh capacity. On the power station, you'll find two 700W AC outlets, a car port charge, and a handful of USB ports for device charging.
Save £300 This is an excellent portable power station, which earned 5 stars in our review. We really liked the a high-capacity battery, small form-factor, and the way it's almost perfectly designed for home backup, powering RVs, and just about any off-grid power needs thanks to its massive 4096Wh capacity.
Save £200 I found this a pretty good all-rounder power station in my review, with its 768Wh battery capacity and dual 1000W AC sockets. Like most portable power stations, it also features a good selection of USB and car ports, and I'd recommend it for smaller duties like camping, road trips, and general household off-grid support.
Save £287 This feels like a classic portable power station, really, designed for lighter duties like using on the road, while camping, and general mobile charging. The unit has a capacity of 518Wh, with a single 230V/500W AC outlet, three USB ports, and a small at-a-glance screen.
Save £141 Plenty to like about this power station from one of my favourite brands - the Delta 2 has a 1024Wh capacity, fast charging, USB ports for device charging, and the option to expand the battery if you need more power.
Save £500 Another heavy-duty portable power station with a welcome discount, this unit from Bluetti comes equipped with a 2073.6Wh capacity, with two 2600W AC outlets, and the option to add on a solar generator for true off-grid power. In our review, we loved just about everything on offer here - but it is pretty heavy.
Save £90 This is a good pick if your needs are low, since it has a battery capacity of 288Wh, and I'd class it as best for weekend camping, travelling, or for general power back-up. It does feature two AC sockets, three USB-C ports, and a USB-A port for device charging.
Amazon Prime Day portable power station deals: what to look for
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You'll see plenty of portable power station deals over Prime Day, and if you're new to buying these units, it can be confusing as to what all those numbers and specifications actually mean when the unit is in use. For that reason, here are a few features and specs I'd look for when selecting the deal that's right for you.
Battery capacity
This will determine how big the battery is, and how long it can power devices and appliances before it needs to be recharged. A 1048Wh unit will deliver more power for longer than a 512Wh unit. However, a bigger capacity will mean the device will be larger and heavier.
Output
The output, rendered by, for example, 1500W, will determine the maximum amount of power the unit can push to the device. Larger appliances like fridges will need a unit with a higher output than, say, a laptop, which requires less power to charge.
Ports
Almost all portable power stations have at least one (and often two) AC outlets for plugging in devices and appliances. Alongside this, you'll usually find a selection of USB ports and a car port for charging the device via your vehicle.
Dimensions
The higher the battery capacity, the larger the portable power station will be - so it's about finding a balance between how much power you need and how portable you want it to be.
Fast charging
Not all units will feature fast charging, which can boost the battery from 0 to 80% in less than an hour. To my mind, it's always worth getting if you can, as you never know when you'll need that extra power in a pinch.
Brands
I'd generally recommend selecting a known brand when it comes to portable power stations, particularly from companies we've reviewed, as these are known quantities.
For that reason, I'd be looking at brands like EcoFlow, Bluetti, Anker, and Jackery as a starting point in any portable power station Prime Day deals.
Amazon Prime Day portable power station deals: FAQs
When is Amazon Prime Day 2025?
This year's summer sale started on July 8 and will end at midnight in your territory TODAY! You've not got long left to make the most of Prime Day deals
Will I need an Amazon Prime subscription to get Prime Day portable power station deals?
Yes, to get hold of the Prime Day deals on portable power stations, you will need a Prime membership.
However, I often see a few more traditional Amazon discounts - which won't have the red Prime Day deal tag - that can still be had even if you're not signed up to Prime.
If you haven't been a member in the past twelve months you'll get a thirty-day free trial of Prime, which will give you quick deliveries and access to other Prime-only discounts.
How do I become an Amazon Prime member?
Signing up for Amazon Prime for the deals costs $14.99 / £8.99 per month or $139 / £95 for a year.
New subscribers can take advantage of the 30-day Amazon Prime free trial to buy the deals. You can only use this if you've never been a member before, so it won't be available if you've used it already or if you've signed up for Amazon Prime in the past.
While on the free trial, you get all the other membership benefits including free shipping, access to Prime Video and much more. Do read our Amazon Prime review for full coverage of what you get as part of a membership. That can help you decide if you want to cancel Amazon Prime once your free trial has ended to avoid being charged the monthly fee.
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Steve is B2B Editor for Creative & Hardware at TechRadar Pro. He began in tech journalism reviewing photo editors and video editing software at Web User magazine, and covered technology news, features, and how-to guides. Today, he and his team of expert reviewers test out a range of creative software, hardware, and office furniture. Once upon a time, he wrote TV commercials and movie trailers. Relentless champion of the Oxford comma.
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