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Save Up to 26% on an IMMOTOR Portable Power Station

By Laura Tucker
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With the camping season winding down, you may wish you had better options for charging and powering all your devices while still enjoying the great outdoors. There are some great options that you can take advantage of now before the next camping season. Start now by getting an IMMOTOR Portable Power Station and save up to 26% with super early bird pricing.

The BAY500 and BAY1000 feature 15W wireless charging, which allows you to worry less about carrying all the cables you have. They also feature AC and DC pass-through charging with most regular appliances. This allows you to charge your devices while the power station is being recharged. Enjoy a cycle life of up to more than 1000 charges through safe, steady charging with electric auto-grade Lithium-ion cells.

Immotor Portable Power Stations 1000 500

You can control the IMMOTOR portable power stations through a smart app. Monitor the real-time SoC, the power station’s remaining time and charging time, and control the ambient light. A leather-wrapped stainless steel handle allows you to easily carry the power stations. They are dust-proof and waterproof and come in a variety of colors.

Through IMMOTOR’s partnership with Green Power Network, you can even earn NFT awards.

Immotor Portable Power Stations Bay1000

The IMMOTOR BAY1000 Portable Power Station includes four PD100W fast-charging type-C ports, a 1000W AC fast-charging input, 1200W PCS power output, and it can be charged with a 200W solar panel. It’s the largest capacity of the two power stations, at 1023Wh and less than 24 pounds.

Immotor Portable Power Stations Bay500

The IMMOTOR BAY500 Portable Power Station includes two PD100W fast-charging type-C ports and a maximum 300W fast-charging input. It can be charged with a 100W solar panel, charging with the built-in MPPT system, to increase efficiency by 30 percent over normal solar panel charging. It can be fully recharged within 1.8 hours through two 100W Type-C and 100W DC. It has a capacity of 542.9Wh, fanless design, 0 dB operation noise, and weighs less than 15 lbs.

Take $405 off the BAY1000 and pay the super early bird price of $1,143 or take $114 off the BAY500 and pay the super early bird price of $455.

IMMOTOR 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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