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Take Off Up to $700 on Bluetti Portable Power Equipment Today

By Laura Tucker
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Bluetti Black Friday Deal Featured

It’s Black Friday, and Bluetti is on top of it with deals on many of its portable power equipment. Whatever your power needs are, Bluetti can handle it. But there are three deals that Bluetti is highlighting specifically.

Bluetti AC300 + B300 Power Station Combo

Bluetti Black Friday Deal First

Up to four B300 battery modules can be attached to the modular Bluetti AC300, giving you great portability benefits. Only one module is included in this combo, but you always have the option to add more. The AC300 can be charged via AC and solar power simultaneously. While all this power is perfect for your outdoor life, it can also serve your indoor needs, saving you during power outages. With this combo, you get five USB-A and two USB-C outlets, two car outputs, and two wireless charging pads.

Use the code AC300B300 and get $699 off to pay just $2999.

Bluetti AC300+B300 Power Station Combo

AC200MAX and B230 Portable Power Station

Bluetti Black Friday Deals Ac300

This combo includes the upgraded version of a longstanding Bluetti favorite, the AC200. The newer AC200MAX is powered with a 2,048Wh LFP battery but handles external batteries as well, including the B230 or B300, with the B300 included here. It can be charged up to 80% quickly in around two hours with just sunshine.

Use the code AC200MAX and get $200 off to pay just $1899.

AC200MAX and B230 Portable Power Station

Bluetti PV120 and PV200 Portable Solar Panels

Bluetti Black Friday Deals Solar Panels

Portable solar panels pair perfectly with portable power stations for the times when you can’t be near a power outlet, such as when you’re camping or experiencing a power outage in your home. The Bluetti solar panels produce a a great deal of clean power and won’t be significantly less efficient when the solar cells are blocked by shadows, trees, etc.

Use the code PV20150 to get $150 off to pay just $249 on the Bluetti PV200 Solar Panel and the code PV200170 to get $170 off to pay just $429 on the Bluetti PV00 Portable 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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