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Unexpected power outages can happen at any time. Next time, instead of scrambling for shelter with power or begging to stay at a friend's house, invest in a super powerful portable power station and stay home. Thanks to a rare Amazon sale, there's a sweet discount today.

As of May 29, the DJI Power 1000 portable power station is on sale for $549 at Amazon with the on-page coupon. That's a savings of $450 (with an on-page coupon) compared to the normal price of $999, or a 45% discount.

With a battery capacity of 1024Wh and a stable output at 2200W, you'll be in good shape with the DJI Power 1000. When the power goes out, use the DJI portable power station to keep your refrigerator going for about 45 hours, or a lamp for 92 hours. Since it has multiple charging ports, you'll also be able to keep your phone going at the same time.

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But the DJI is also great for upcoming summer camping trips. Pack it along to recharge mobile phones about 57 times or keep the car refrigerator cooling for about 19 hours. If you're taking a drone along on the trip, expect that to get recharged 12 times with the DJI Power 1000.

DJI uses fast-charging technology in the Power 1000 so when it comes time to recharge the portable power station itself, expect to get back to 100% with 70 minutes of charging. If you only have 50 minutes, expect to reach 80%.

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In terms of using the DJI Power 1000, take advantage of the dual 140W USB-C fast-charging outlets. Plus, it's designed for quiet operation, only getting to about 23 decibels.

Before the next unexpected storm knocks out power, equip your home with the DJI Power 1000 portable power station. Thanks to the on-page coupon, you can snag the power station for just $549 at Amazon, which is a major 45% discount off the normal price of $999. Your recently purchased frozen food will thank you.

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