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If the unpredictable weather patterns have you worried, or you just like to be prepared, a portable power station could come in handy. Although not as powerful as a full-blown generator, these little powerhouses are still a great way to keep your devices powered when the electricity goes out.
As of April 30, you can get the Marbero Portable Power Station for just $66.99, down from $109.99, at Amazon. That’s a 39% discount and a savings of $43. It’s also the lowest price we’ve seen on this solar power station since 2022.
The Marbero Portable Power Station is super slim, lightweight (3.2 pounds), and has a built-in handle, making it easy to carry around the house. You can also take it to the beach or camping. There are eight output ports and a battery management system to keep your devices safe (e.g., voltage control, temperature control, and an auto-shutoff). The DC charger output cable (included) is powerful enough to power a fridge, vacuum cleaner, and air compressor, according to the product description.
There’s also a three-level flashlight and SOS mode for emergencies.
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