The Anker PowerHouse 200 is currently available with a $48 discount attached. This brings the price down to just $181.99.
Anker PowerHouse 200 Power Station Drops to Just $181.99 for an Extremely Limited Time
This is one of those products which can save you from a lot of trouble, especially if you find yourself in situations in which you are away from home for extended periods of time. Just take the PowerHouse 200 along and you'll have extra power for days.
The Anker PowerHouse 200 is able to push out tons of power and can charge a lot of things at once thanks to its massive 57600mAh internal battery. With multiple ports to choose from such as two USB-A ports, a single USB-C port, car charger port and as well as a single AC outlet, this thing has enough juice to power a portable office for several hours.
Anker promises up to 50 hours of usage if you are powering a table lamp, can charge a cellphone up to 31 times or charge a laptop up to 6 times. That's simply massive, and the perfect emergency power to fire things up when needed.
When the power station does manage to run out of energy, you can top it up using several methods. You can charge it using AC power and you will be up and running in about 6.5 hours. A 60W USB-C charger should top you up in 4.5 hours whereas an optional solar panel will have you juiced up in around 6 to 10 hours.
There are no discount codes or coupons needed to bring the price down. However, you have to be quick if you want to avail this deal.
Buy Anker PowerHouse 200 Power Station - Was $229.99, now just $181.99
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