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Anker Slashes C2000 Gen 2 Bundle Price to $1,519 for Halloween

Outdoor power station buyers can save nearly $700 off list price during a limited promotion that runs through early November.

By Rebecca Kaminski ·

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Shoppers hunting for portable power solutions will see a significant drop in costs for high capacity energy storage units starting this week. The promotion extends to a wide range of outdoor gear, including e bikes, smart home plugs, and snow removal equipment. These reductions provide a rare opportunity to upgrade home backup systems or purchase new recreational vehicles at below market rates.

The central focus of the campaign is the Anker SOLIX C2000 Gen 2 expanded power station. This configuration pairs the main 4,096Wh unit with an additional expansion battery. Anker has set the bundle price at $1,519.05 when a specific bonus code is applied to orders exceeding $1,000. The code, 9TO5DEALS5, is valid for purchases made through November 1. This figure represents a direct saving of $180 compared to Amazon’s current listing and cuts $680 off the standard $2,199 list price.

Historical pricing data suggests this is the most competitive offer for this specific bundle since July. While the unit has occasionally been cheaper in the past, it typically sold between $1,699 and $1,720 earlier this year. Recent spikes pushed the cost closer to $1,940 before this current promotion. Anker’s internal sale price stands at $1,599 before the application of the exclusive discount code.

Buyers purchasing other Anker models may qualify for free accessories. Those who select the 3,072Wh F3000 station or related bundles receive a 120V generator input adapter valued at $50. Customers opting for the F3800 Plus with an expansion battery, which provides a total capacity of 7,680Wh, get a free protective cover worth $150. Note that the cover offer does not apply to refurbished versions of the bundle. The discount code also works for Anker’s E10 whole home backup systems, which begin at $3,799.

Several other power stations see notable price cuts during this window. The C1000 Gen 2, with a 1,024Wh capacity, drops to $500 from $700. The standard C2000 Gen 2 falls to $900 from $1,200. The larger F3800 Plus is listed at $2,400, down from $3,000. Refurbished options are also available, with the F3000 at $1,050 and the F3800 at $1,540.

The ENGWE L16 utility e bike reaches its lowest recorded prices during this sale. The single battery model is available for $649 shipped, while the dual battery version costs $999. Both configurations include a free rear basket worth $99. This represents a total saving of $349 for the single battery model and $499 for the dual battery version compared to previous discounted rates earlier in the year.

Home improvement shoppers can find a Greenworks 80V 20 inch cordless snow blower with a 4.0Ah battery for $449.99. This price is $80 below the regular $530 cost and lower than the previous low of $471 seen just ten days ago. Jackery is also discounting its Red Cross Edition HomePower 1000 Plus V2 to $669, saving $80 compared to its own website. The larger HomePower 2000 Plus V2 in the same edition is priced at $1,069.

Additional deals include the ONVIS Matter over Thread outdoor smart plug, which drops to $30.59 with a coupon. This is the first cash discount for the product, which launched earlier this month at $36. Heybike is also offering $500 off select models, such as the 100 mile Hybrid commuter e bike at $1,199 and the Venus lightweight cruiser at $999, using a dedicated reader code.

Source: Electrek

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