【?? ?? ??】Jackery portable power station deal: $90 off at Amazon

SAVE 35%: As of April 16,?? ?? ?? the Jackery Explorer 300 is available at Amazon for just $169, down from $259. That's 35% off, or a savings of $90.

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It’s spring, and the weather has been unpredictable at best. We've already seen some intense storms this year, including tornadoes and flash floods.

Since the weather can change so fast, and sometimes knock out the power, having a portable power station ready might be a smart idea. And right now, you can get the Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300 for just $169, down from $259 at Amazon. That's a 35% discount, or a savings of $90.

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This generator has a 293Wh lithium-ion battery pack and recharges to 80% in just two hours using a wall outlet and a 60W USB-C port charger simultaneously. You can also use a car outlet or solar panel to charge it, but those will take longer.

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It’s also pretty lightweight at 7.1 pounds and has a solid handle, making it easy to carry. The fast charge 3.0 port makes it easy to get a quick boost on your device, too. With multiple charging ports, including AC, USB-A, and DC carports, it can power small appliances like lights, fans, mini-coolers, projectors, and even a TV.

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