Power up for spring storms — save up to 41% on generators and battery packs
Prep for outages with Jackery, Anker, Honda and more, starting at $20.

Always be prepared for a power outage with one of these generators.
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Spring weather can turn fast, bringing storms and power outages. Stay prepared with reliable backup power. We’ve rounded up the best deals on trusted brands, including up to 41% off Anker generators and power packs, plus hundreds off Jackery and DuroMax options.
Latest deals
Power bank with built-in cables: $33.99 (38% off)
MARBERO camping power station: $69.99 (36% off)
Jackery Explorer 300: $189 (27% off)
Bluetti Elite 30 V2 portable power station: $219 (27% off)
Aceup Energy 4,000-watt inverter generator: $399.98 (20% off)
NOCO boost car jump starter: $99.95 (20% off)
INIU portable power bank: $19.99 (17% off)
PowerSmart 4,400-watt inverter generator: $319.99 (9% off)
Pulsar 4,000-watt gas inverter generator: $498 (9% off)
Anker SOLIX C1000 power station: $469.98 (41% off)
Original price: $799
What we love: The ultra-fast charging abilities and solar recharging.
What to be aware of: The fan noise can be loud.
The Anker SOLIX C1000 makes it easier to stay ready for outages. It's currently 41% off, so you'll save nearly $330. It produces 1,800 watts of power with 11 charging ports and recharges to 100% in less than an hour. With the app, adjust charging speeds and track your use.
Jackery Explorer 1500 Ultra: $999 (23% off)
Original price: $1,299
What we love: The rugged design and 1,800 watts keep most appliances and pumps going.
What to be aware of: Larger Jackery models may be better suited for whole-home power.
The Jackery Explorer 1500 Ultra delivers 1,800 watts of portable power for camping trips or outages. Waterproof and drop-resistant up to one meter, it is built for harsh weather. The unit runs sump pumps, tools, lights and most appliances, and operates in temperatures as low as five degrees.
Westinghouse 5,000-watt dual-fuel generator: $949 (27% off)
Original price: $1,299
What we love: An 18-hour battery, economy mode and a variety of outlet types.
What to be aware of: It's portable, but at 100 pounds, it's not as easy to move.
The Westinghouse dual-fuel generator is an RV-ready option that has plenty of connections for home use, like a 30-amp outlet, AC outlets and multiple USB ports, with up to 5,000 peak watts of power. Fuel it with propane or gas, and use the remote start to avoid heading outside during storms.
DuroMax 15,000-watt tri-fuel generator: $2,599 (13% off)
Original price: $2,999
What we love: It comes with a highly durable all-metal frame and dual-fuel option.
What to be aware of: The generator weighs more than 360 pounds.
This DuroMax 15,000-watt generator is built to handle harsh weather while staying portable thanks to its solid-fill wheels. It runs on gas, natural gas or propane, helping ensure power stays on during emergencies. Multiple outlets, including a 50-amp option, support appliances and lights.
Champion 4,000-watt dual-fuel generator: $649 (28% off)
Original price: $899
What we love: It runs up to 10 hours on gas or 25 hours on propane.
What to be aware of: There are no USB ports for charging devices.
The Champion 4,000-watt generator operates on gasoline or propane with a carbon monoxide auto shutoff for added safety. It's on the quiet side, which comes in handy during blackouts. Expect up to 10 hours of runtime on gas or up to 25 hours on propane. RV-ready, household and automotive-style outlets support all your essentials.
Generac 2,500-watt gas generator: $599 (8% off)
Original price: $649
What we love: The generator is lightweight and stays quiet, ideal for camping or tailgating.
What to be aware of: You may not be able to supply your entire house with power.
Generac's 2,500-watt generator is ideal for travel, thanks to its lightweight design. It runs quietly compared to larger models and has a top-mounted gas spout. With three outlets, it powers tools, air conditioners and small appliances. Along with two USB ports for charging devices, there is a connection point for linking to larger generators.
EF EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 power station: $2,299 (38% off)
Original price: $3,699
What we love: It keeps many home essentials running without noisy fuel.
What to be aware of: You must fuel it ahead of time for outage use.
The EF EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 generates up to 4,000 watts of quiet backup power for whole-home use. Get advanced charging through an AC outlet or optional solar panels and power devices from electric heat to well pumps. Monitor and control the entire system from just your phone.
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Honda 2,200-watt portable inverter generator: $1,049 (8% off)
Original price: $1,139
What we love: Lightweight, runs quietly and can connect to a separate generator.
What to be aware of: Power-hungry tools or appliances can reduce runtime to about four hours.
Weighing just under 50 pounds, Honda’s 2,200-watt generator is convenient to carry and runs quietly. It suits job sites, campgrounds and home backup use, and you can link it to a compatible unit to double the wattage. A single tank provides just over nine hours of runtime, depending on the load.
Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus: $2,199 (41% off)
Original price: $3,699
What we love: It’s about 77 pounds — lightweight for its power capabilities.
What to be aware of: It may require a firmware update to use all features.
The Jackery HomePower 3600 Plus is a reliable backup for your home, and is currently $1,500 off. It can run a refrigerator for up to 14 days and nine devices simultaneously. Built to last more than 10 years, it also supports a one-touch manual transfer switch and optional solar panels for added charging.
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WEN 5,600-watt dual-fuel generator: $369.99 (15% off)
Original price: $434.99
The CO Watchdog feature will power the generator down if carbon monoxide is detected.
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What we love: It offers a 10.5-hour runtime and dual-fuel option.
What to be aware of: Some reviewers say it runs louder than expected.
The Wen 5,600-watt generator has an electric start that turns it on with the push of a button, while a 4.3-gallon tank lasts up to 12.5 hours at 50% load. It runs on gas or propane, and includes a CO shutdown sensor for added safety.
Yamaha 5,500-watt generator: $1,697 (22% off)
Original price: $2,199.99
This rugged generator is excellent for camping, tailgating or home backup.
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What we love: It has automatic shutoff for carbon monoxide detection and low oil levels, plus a rugged build.
What to be aware of: It is louder and less fuel-efficient than some models.
This Yamaha 5,500-watt generator features an electric start with up to nine hours of runtime on a full tank, about 13% longer than earlier versions. Built for tough conditions, it includes all-terrain wheels and fold-down locking handles. A CO sensor and low-oil shutoff help protect both users and the engine.
INIU 45-watt portable charger: $31.33 (22% off)
Original price: $39.99
What we love: It's compact, and the built-in cable prevents you from handling long cords.
What to be aware of: It doesn't charge newer iPhones as quickly.
An INIU charger is small enough to fit in your pants pocket. The built-in USB-C cable retracts for ultimate convenience and portability. A full battery can last up to a week and can recharge an iPhone 16 up to four times.
Anker Prime power bank: $199.99 (13% off)
Original price: $229.99
What we love: The simple smart display and fast charging.
What to be aware of: There are no cables included, so you'll have to find your own.
Compact yet packed with 300 watts of power, the Anker Prime charger has two USB-C ports and a USB-A port. That's enough to run two MacBook Pros at once. Recharging the bank is a quick process — get to 50% in just 13 minutes.
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FAQs
Understanding the world of generators can be complex. To help, we answer some of the most frequently asked questions shoppers wonder about when looking for a generator.
What size generator do I need?
The right generator size depends on how you plan to use it. Smaller models with a few hundred or thousand watts can power basic appliances or a TV while camping. For home backup during outages, many homes need at least 5,000 watts, while larger ones may require a 12,000- or 13,000-watt generator.
How long can a generator run?
The generators we included on this list work for up to half a day on a full tank of gas. Many last between eight and 15 hours, depending on the size of their fuel tank.
What are the top generator brands?
Some of the most well-known and highly-rated generator brands include Honda, Yamaha, Champion and Anker. Honda tends to be sought after the most, with the others following close behind.
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