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My favorite Bluetti power stations are on sale for Labor Day
You can save up to $700 on these field-tested power stations, perfect for camping, RVs, and running a CPAP machine off the grid or during a blackout.
Power stations are great, but they aren't cheap, running into the hundreds and even thousands of dollars, so any time you can grab a discount is a good day. We go from large to small, with the Elite 30 V2 only packing 288Wh, but capable of outputting 600W (1,500W surge), which means that despite weighing only 9.4 lbs, it can still handle the likes of kettles and toasters. ZDNET offers 33 years of experience, 30 hands-on product reviewers, and 10,000 square feet of lab space to ensure we bring you the best tech.
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