Stop Worrying About Storms with This Jackery Power Station—Half-off for Prime Day

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It's summer, and you know what that means—weather-related power outages are coming soon. I'm not too bothered by power outages anymore, though, thanks to my home backup battery. Prime Day is a great time to get a deal on one of our favorite power stations, the Jackery 2000 Plus. This power station will keep your fridge and other essential power needs going even when the electric company can't.

Explorer 2000 Plus

This was once the top pick in our guide to the best portable power stations. It's since been dethroned by the Bluetti Elite 300, which packs more power into a smaller form factor, but the Bluetti is $200 more, even on sale, and it's not expandable like the Jackery. The Jackery 2000 Plus remains an excellent system, and at this price it trumps everything else we've tested.

The biggest advantage the Jackery has over most competitors in this...

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