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Save Up to $400 on These Bluetti Power Station Christmas Deals

By Laura Tucker
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If you haven’t finished your holiday shopping yet, there’s still time. For the people in your life who love the great outdoors, a Bluetti power station is the perfect gift. They can recharge quickly and have the option of solar charging, with the ability to power all your devices on the go or at home. These Christmas deals can save you up to $400 and will be valid from December 10 at 7PM EST through December 12 at 7PM EST.

Bluetti AC200P 200W/200Wh Portable Power Station

Bluetti Christmas Ac200p

The Bluetti AC200P is 2000Wh/2000W higher output/larger capacity and has 17 output ports, including AC, USB-A, and USB-C – it’s enough to charge all your devices. It has great flexibility, with five ways to recharge it (AC, solar, car, generator, lead acid battery). Perhaps best of all, it will recharge in 2 to 2.5 hours through 700W solar and 500W AC or dual AC adapter (500W). A smart touchable interactive LCD display is included on the eco-friendly, gas-free, quiet, cost-effective power station. Also included are an AC adapter and car charger.

Use the code 200AC200P and get $200 off to pay just $1599.

Bluetti AC200P 200W/200Wh Portable Power Station

Bluetti EB150 1500WH/1000W Portable Power Station

Bluetti Christmas Eb150

The most popular Bluetti power station is the EB150 with a 1500Wh capacity, 1000W rated power (1200W surge power) and multiple outputs and charge/recharge ports. It will replace your gas generator and is easy to use as a plug-and-go device. It has an intelligent cooling system and an ultra-safe lithium battery. A solar panel or 200W AC wall outlet can be used to charge the power station. An AC wall charger and solar charging cable ship with the EB150.

Use the code 200EB150 and get $200 off to pay just $899.

Bluetti EB150 1500WH/1000W Portable Power Station

Bluetti EB55 537WH/700W Portable Power Station

Bluetti Christmas Eb55

The Bluetti EB55 has an ultra-stable LiFePO4 battery and a built-in Battery Management System. These create multiple layers of protection while providing more than 2500 charge cycles. It can accept up to 400w of input power with a 200W AC input + 200w PV solar input. This will recharge the EB55 in less than two hours. It’s capable of powering most indoor and outdoor appliances. It includes 1 USB-C port for super-fast charging, 1 12V/10A DC carport, 2 12V/10DC outputs, 4 USB-A ports, and 1 15W wireless charging pad.

Use the code 50EB55 and get $50 off to pay just $449.

Bluetti EB55 537WH/700W Portable Power Station

Bluetti EB70 Green 716WH/700W Portable Power Station

Bluetti Christmas Eb70

The power behind the Bluetti EB70 makes it the perfect way to power appliances you may need when camping or during a power outage, such as a mini fridge, air pump, or laptop. The LiFePO4 battery can provide more than 2500 life cycles before it reaches its 80% capacity. Your phone or laptop will reach 80% power within half an hour, thanks to the two 100-watt PD outlets that can charge USB-C devices super quickly. The power station can be fully recharged in three to four hours with solar panels or an AC wall outlet and in seven to eight hours with a 12V car port.

Use the code 70EB70 and get $70 off to pay just $529.

Bluetti EB70 Green 716WH/700W Portable Power Station

Bluetti B300 Battery Modules

Bluetti Christmas B300

Each B300 battery module includes USB-C and USB-A ports and a 12V/10A car output. This increases the versatility as it does double duty 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 car charger and lead-acid battery options need to be utilized through DO5OS.

Use the code 400B300 and get $400 off to pay just $1699.

Bluetti B300 Battery Modules

Bluetti PV120 120W Solar Panel

Bluetti Christmas Pv120

PV120 solar panels work well when camping or doing other outdoor activities, as they are durable, waterproof, scratch-resistant, and meant to last. They are designed to be used with Bluetti products as well as most other solar generators. The panels are foldable, portable, 12.57 pounds each, and 21″ x 18.5″. You’ll be able to carry them easily on your outdoor activities.

Use the code 150PV120 and get $150 off to pay just $249.

Bluetti PV120 120W 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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