4,096Wh Power Station Hits $1,519 as Halloween Sales Intensify
Anker's flagship expanded power station drops to its lowest tracked price since July, signaling a broader shift in portable energy pricing.
By Yasmin Farouk ·
The most significant price reduction in portable energy this fall involves Anker's expanded C2000 Gen 2 power station, which is now available for $1,519.05 shipped. This 4,096Wh bundle, which combines the main station with an additional battery, represents a substantial drop from the standard list price of $2,199. The discount, which is $680 below the manufacturer's suggested retail price, makes high-capacity off-grid power more accessible for consumers preparing for the winter months.
The offer is part of Anker's Spooktacular Halloween Sale, which runs through November 1. To achieve the lowest price, customers must apply the bonus code 9TO5DEALS5 to an order exceeding $1,000. Without this code, the bundle is priced at $1,599 on Anker's own site. This current figure is $180 lower than the price currently found on Amazon. Historical data suggests this is the lowest price for this specific configuration since July, matching the deal offered during Prime Day, although the unit has been cheaper at various points in the past.
The sale includes additional value for buyers of other SOLIX models. Purchasers of the 3,072Wh F3000 station receive a free 120V generator input adapter valued at $50. Those buying bundles with the F3800 Plus and an expansion battery, which offers 7,680Wh total capacity, get a free protective cover worth $150. This cover is not included with refurbished versions of the bundle. The same discount code also applies to Anker's E10 whole-home backup systems, which start at $3,799.
Smaller units are also seeing significant markdowns. The C1000 Gen 2, with a 1,024Wh capacity, is listed at $500, down from $700. The standard C2000 Gen 2, offering 2,048Wh, is priced at $900, a reduction from $1,200. The F3800 Plus, a 3,840Wh unit, has dropped to $2,400 from its original price of $3,000. Refurbished stock is available for the F3000 at $1,050 and the F3800 at $1,540, providing budget-friendly alternatives for buyers who do not require a new unit.
Beyond solar generators, the sale extends to e-bikes and outdoor gear. ENGWE has lowered the price of its L16 utility e-bike to $649 for the single-battery version and $999 for the dual-battery model. Both options include a free rear basket worth $99. This marks the lowest prices for this 2026 model since its release in April, representing savings of $349 and $499 respectively compared to previous lows.
Other notable deals include the Greenworks 80V 20-inch cordless snow blower, which is back in stock at $449.99. This is $80 below its regular price of $530 and $33 less than the older model with a smaller battery. Jackery is selling the Red Cross Edition HomePower 1000 Plus V2 for $669, a discount of $80 from its website price. The larger HomePower 2000 Plus V2 Red Cross Edition is listed at $1,069. ONVIS also offers a Matter over Thread outdoor smart plug for $30.59, its first cash discount since the product launched earlier this month.
Additional e-bike discounts are available through specific codes. Heybike's 100-mile Hybrid commuter e-bike is priced at $1,199, and its Venus lightweight cruiser is $999. Each of these models is $500 off with the provided code, indicating a coordinated effort across brands to move inventory before the year ends.
Source: Electrek
