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By Laura Tucker
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If you have summer plans coming up that will whisk you away from everything, you still want to be connected a little bit. A great solution is to bring along a Fanttik EVO 300 Portable Power Station. It can power anything, from your smartphone and laptop to a mini fridge or fan. As the perfect companion for your road trip, if you act now, you can get it before the summer holidays at 40% off. And when the season is over, you can still use it to handle your power emergencies at home.

The power station features a large user-friendly 7″ screen, showing battery level, input and output power, the remaining time of use, remaining charging time, environmental conditions, and more. There’s no more guessing or squinting to see. Whether you’re having a power outage, camping, or just going off the grid, you’ll be able to easily see the power that you have left.

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With nine AC and DC outputs, the Fanttik EVO 300 Portable Power Station supports mobile phones, laptops, smart speakers, fans, desk lamps, car refrigerators, and more. Two AC outlets provide up to 300W pure sine wave power and 600W surge power, allowing you to power 90% of home appliances and devices that are rated under 300W.

It can be recharged via a 90W wall outlet and USB-C PD60W simultaneously, or you can make it a complete solar generator with the optional solar panel. At a 23% conversion rate, it’s one of the highest in the industry.

Clip the $10 Amazon coupon and apply an additional discount with the code J62FTXK4 to pay just $149.98 for this power station. It ships with a car cigarette charging cable, USB-C to USB-C cable, accessory bag, user manual, and quick start guide.

Fanttik EVO 300 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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