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By Laura Tucker
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With a portable power station, you won’t ever be in need of power, whether you’re enduring a power outage, on a camping trip, or just looking for an extra way to power your myriad of devices, whether inside or outside. You can get started now and be sure you have the power you need for your outdoor parties this summer and anything else that may come along when you buy the Bluetti AC200P Portable Power Station. At $99 off, you get the benefit of both low and high power usage.

The power station has a 2000Wh power capacity, the equivalent of 20 small power stations. You’ll have the benefit of 540,540mAh when you charge from the USB-A and USB-C power delivery ports, utilizing the low power usage. It’s enough power to keep your smartphones and tablets charged during an entire camping trip, that is if you don’t plan on charging a smartphone more than 100 times. Even if you charge up to four phones, you’ll still have enough to keep your phones charged for a week.

Bluetti Ac200p Power Station 17 Devices

When you’re utilizing the higher power methods, there’s a capacity of 135,135mAh when using the DC or USB-C power delivery ports. This is enough to power most laptops about 19 times. You can keep a single laptop charged for more than two weeks.

Even still, you can power or charge other devices as well. It’s possible to charge or power 17 devices at the same time. It has four USB-A ports and one USB-C power delivery port. While most power banks have 18W, 30W, or 45W charging speed, the Bluetti AC200P Portable Power Station has a 60W charging speed. There are even two wireless charging pads on top of the unit for Qi wireless charging. Add to this two 12V/3.0A DC ports, a 12V/10A DC car port, a 12V/25A DC outlet, and six AC outlets.

The power station ships with an AC and car charger, but it can also be charged via solar power, although it doesn’t ship with solar panels.

Take $99 off the price of the power station with the coupon code AC200P99 and pay just $1700.

Bluetti AC200P Portable Power Station

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Laura has spent more than 20 years writing news, reviews, and op-eds, with the majority of those years as an editor as well. She has exclusively used Apple products for the past 35 years. In addition to writing and editing at MTE, she also runs the site’s sponsored review program.

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