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By Laura Tucker
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Bluetti Thanksgiving Deal Featured

Bluetti is jumping in to offer more early Black Friday deals. You can save up to $700 on power equipment from power stations to solar panels to battery modules. Whatever your portable power needs are, Bluetti can cover it. All of these deals end on November 25, 2021, at 11:59 PM PST, so act quick!

Bluetti AC300+B300 Power Station Combo

Bluetti Thanksgiving Deal Ac300

Up to four B300 battery modules can be attached to the modular Bluetti AC300. That would give you 12,288Wh total power. You’ll get a head start with one of the battery modules included in this combo. They can work with solar power as well, with the battery module charging up completely in 1.5 hours. While all this power is perfect for your outdoor life, it can also serve your indoor needs, saving you during power outages. With the combo, you get five USB-A and two USB-C outlets, two car outputs, and two wireless charging pads.

Use the code AC300700OFF and get $700 off to pay just $2999.
Bluetti AC300+B300 Power Station Combo

Bluetti B300 Battery Modules

Bluetti Thanksgiving Deal B300

Each battery module includes USB-C and USB-A ports and a 12V/10A car output and increases the versatility by also working as a portable power station. With an MPPT inside the module, it can recharge quickly through solar power, wall socket, car charger, or lead-acid battery. The latter two options need to be utilized through DO5OS.

Use the code B300400OFF and get $400 off to pay just $1699.

Bluetti B300 Battery Modules

Bluetti EP500 5100Wh/2000W Power Station

Bluetti Thanksgiving Deal Ep500

Along with the Bluetti EP500, you also get a 5100Wh LiFePO4 battery pack and a 2000W-rated pure sine wave AC inverter. It’s enough power to run an entire camping trip or party. It can even power your entire house for a day or two if you’re hit with a power outage. Up to 15 outlets/ports allow you to power all your necessities, such as laptops, air conditioners, and even electric vehicles. The built-in dual-core microcomputer and Internet connection will easily upgrade the firmware to keep it up to date. Pair it with solar input to rapidly recharge it.

Use the code EP500 and get $700 off to pay just $3999.

Bluetti EP500 5100Wh/2000W Power Station

Bluetti PV200 200W Solar Panel

Bluetti Thanksgiving Deal Solar Panel

The Bluetti PV200 200-watt monocrystalline solar panel has a high conversion efficiency of up to 23.4%. It works better than polycrystalline solar panels in low-light conditions. It’s durable and scratch-resistant, foldable, and carries the IP65 waterproof standard, making it ideal for all your outdoor activities. The MC4 connector is compatible with most solar generators on the market, including Bluetti power stations, of course.

Use the code PV200120OFF and get $120 off to pay just $429.

Bluetti PV200 200W Solar Panel

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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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