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Save Up to 60% Off a VTOMAN FlashSpeed Pro 3000 Generator

By Laura Tucker
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Power stations are great for outdoor traveling and backup in your home. But if you could have one that happened to include everything you would ever want should the need arise for such a device, you’d want the VTOMAN FlashSpeed Pro 3000 Generator. It includes a power station and a flashlight that also works as a jumpstarter and power bank. You can get it now on Kickstarter for up to 60% off.

The VTOMAN FlashSpeed Pro 3000 Generator has a 55Ah safe iron lithium battery core with smart charging and discharging modes. It works in many different indoor and outdoor scenarios and is also user friendly. It uses ultra-low power and has an IP65 waterproof rating to boot.

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It’s considered an entry-level expandable home backup generator with 2816Wh capacity but can be expanded and doubled to 5632Wh by connecting an extra backup battery. Despite this large size, it can be fully recharged in just 90 minutes through a 120V or 240V outlet. You can connect a 600W solar panel to make it eco-friendly. The built-in LiFePO4 has durability for 4000 cycles.

If you have a power outage at home, you can be safe knowing that the FlashSpeed Pro 3000 is enough to keep your important devices working. Then on the weekends, you can go off the grid yet still be safe, keeping your phone and other devices powered up. Let’s not forget the optional “Rambo Sidekick,” an emergency flashlight that lights the way while also working as a power bank and jumpstarting your car, if the need arises.

You can save more than 50% on three options. Take 60% off the FlashSpeed Pro 3000 + Rechargeable Flashlight and pay $1,199. Alternatively, take 53% off the FlashSpeed Pro 3000 + SP220W and pay $1,399 or 52% off the FlashSpeed Pro 3000 + Extra Battery + Rechargeable Flashlight and pay $2,399.

VTOMAN FlashSpeed Pro 3000 Generator

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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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