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Portable Power Station Deals: Black Friday 2026
The single highest-value page of the season, in the category that discounts deepest. Every station below is one this site recommends on specs alone — the deal just decides when. List prices are shown now; verified Black Friday prices get stamped onto each card as they are confirmed, daily through Cyber Monday.
How to read this page: find your size class first with the sizing calculator, then shop the deal inside that class. A cheap station in the wrong class is the most expensive kind.The 2 kWh class — home backup and serious camp duty
Jackery Explorer 2000 Plus
2,042Wh LiFePO4 · 3,000W output · expandable to 24kWh · ~61.5 lb
The expandable benchmark. Jackery's Black Friday pattern is aggressive bundling — watch for station + panel bundles priced near the bare station's street price. If a bundle appears under the street price of the station alone, it leads this page.
BLUETTI AC200MAX
2,048Wh LiFePO4 · 2,200W output · 900W solar input · ~62 lb
The value play at 2kWh even before sales. BLUETTI historically discounts its older flagship hard when new models land — this is the card most likely to show the season's lowest cost per watt-hour.
The 1 kWh class — the first station for most households
EcoFlow DELTA 2
1,024Wh LiFePO4 · 1,800W output · 0–80% in ~50 min AC charging · ~27 lb
EcoFlow discounts the DELTA line deeper than anyone, every year. Street price already lives far under list; Black Friday historically pushes it toward half of list. At that level it's the default first-station buy, full stop.
Jackery Explorer 1000 v2
1,070Wh LiFePO4 · 1,500W output · ~23.8 lb
Jackery's answer in the class: lighter than the DELTA 2, slower charging, a loyal ecosystem. The two cards above and here are the season's real fight — we'll stamp both prices on Nov 27 and keep the honest winner on top.
Small stations and solar — the under-$400 fight
EcoFlow RIVER 2 Pro
768Wh LiFePO4 · 800W output · ~17 lb
The big small station: enough for a CPAP night plus phones and lights, light enough to live in the truck. A favorite vehicle-kit component — see the Vehicle Emergency Kit.
BLUETTI EB3A
268Wh LiFePO4 · 600W output · ~10 lb · very fast charging for its class
The glovebox-class station that started the small-LFP wave. At its frequent sub-$200 street pricing it's the easiest 'just buy it' on this page — phones, lights, a laptop, and a jump-pack replacement it is not (it won't start a car; that's the NOCO's job).
Jackery SolarSaga 200W Panel
200W portable solar · folds flat · ~13.5 lb
Panels discount in bundles more than alone. The math to watch: bundle price minus station-only price. If the panel's effective add-on cost drops under roughly $250 during Cyber Week, the bundle beats buying separately at any point in the year.
EcoFlow DELTA Pro (aspirational slot)
3,600Wh · 3,600W · RV TT-30 output · expandable to 25kWh
Included because its Black Friday cuts are historically the largest dollar drops in the category — four figures off list is the past pattern. For RV and whole-home ambitions, this card is the one to watch on Nov 27.
Three rules for power deals
1. Cost per watt-hour is the scoreboard. Divide price by capacity. Under roughly $0.50/Wh for a current LFP station is a genuine deal; under $0.40 is exceptional. 2. Bundles hide the truth. Unbundle the math before comparing. 3. Last year's model is this year's deal. LFP batteries don't care that a newer shell exists — a discounted prior flagship is usually the smartest money in the category.
The Stout List — free
Cyber Week, checked daily
One short email a day, Nov 27–30: verified drops on the stations above, flagged fake deals, and sellouts. Then back to weekly.