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We have some time before spring. But now it’s a great time to find a good deal on some camping equipment before your next big journey. You must have a backup portable battery, regardless of your walking or just in the emergency in an emergency. The anchor Solix C200 portable power plant goes down almost half. 41% discount equal to $ 70 savings. This costs the price of $ 170 – the lowest price of the power bank.
Bring a big force with your place. This anchor Solix Power Bank occupies amazing 60,000mah. Covers 200W and covers a two-way USB-C fast charge port in 140W. A USB-C 140w port, a USB-C 15W port of Port, a USB-C Port and two USB Port and two USB Port and two USB-A 12w port, and the two-different charging port.
Ultra portable power
The market is a travel friend who is 39% smaller than similar power plants. And it makes it easy to walk around with optional straps. Ideal for any open adventurer, you need to camp, fishing, a basket party or your local team to take your next tail cap. It can fill a phone 13 times and is great to strengthen a projector, drone, portable speaker, hand console and more. Uses an unfortunate design to strengthen your devices in peace and quiet in peace and night time in the tent.
Anker Solix C200 Power Bank can be filled in your car, 18W or higher USB-C wall charger with 9V / 2A. The PD 3.1 will be able to return from scratch to 80% in only 1.3 hours with USB-C port. In addition, you can fill the power bank with solar energy. The anchor Solix is equipped with solar access to the C200 100W and is also suitable for 60W and 60W sold in separate.
Battery, Limepo4 is under a three-year warranty, but you can expect to strengthen your devices for years and years so that Anker Power Bank has been able to provide more turnover since 3000 years.
For a limited period, anchor Solix C200 portable power plant has been reduced to the lowest price. Currently, you can save 41% in your power plant by paying only $ 100. $ 70 is a deposit.
