Anker 757 PowerHouse

Anker has introduced its longest-lasting power station ever, a 43-pound beast with impressive specs. Ideal for work in the field or for when visiting the great outdoors with gadgets in tow, the mighty Anker 757 PowerHouse packs a monstrous 1229Wh battery, which is enough power to charge a phone up to 97 times, a laptop 16 times, a drone 24 times, power a fan for 28 hours, or run a portable fridge for 22 hours. It also comes equipped with HyperFlash Technology that lets you recharge it to 80% in 1 hour, and features 1 Car Outlet (120W Max), 2 USB-C Ports (100W Max), 4 USB-A Ports (12W Each) and 6 AC Outlets. The robust power station housed in an automotive-grade aluminum frame for enhanced durability. watch the video below

Order now until May 19th and get $200 off the full price of $1,399

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