Prices: from each brand's US store, checked on Oct 25, 2026. They can change daily in the sales, so check the
store before you buy.
Dates: Black Friday is Friday, November 27, 2026. Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30, 2026.
A sale price is only a good deal if it buys a lot of real capacity. We rank every portable power station we track
that has a store price by what each watt-hour of tested capacity costs. The capacity comes from independent lab
tests, not the number on the box: 33 models from 12 brands.
The number on each card is its place among all 33. We may earn a commission from the links below; it never
changes the ranking. How we make money
Which portable power station is the best Black Friday deal?
It depends on the size you need. These are the lowest prices per usable watt-hour in each size we track.
We track 6 EcoFlow models with an in-stock price on EcoFlow's US
store, ranked here by cost per usable Wh. The best value is the EcoFlow DELTA 3 Classic at
$0.53 per usable Wh.
We track 5 Jackery models with an in-stock price on Jackery's US
store, ranked here by cost per usable Wh. The best value is the Jackery HomePower 3000 at
$0.49 per usable Wh.
The other 22 models with an in-stock store price, from ALLPOWERS, Anker SOLIX, BLUETTI, Dabbsson, Duracell, Goal Zero, OUPES, Oscal, Pecron and UDPower, ranked together by cost
per usable Wh.
Black Friday is Friday, November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30, 2026. Stores often start their sales earlier, and some deals end before the day itself, so every price on this page shows the day we checked it.
Is the cheapest power station the best deal?
No. The EcoFlow RIVER 3 Plus and the Dabbsson 600L both cost $299 at their stores. In independent tests the 600L delivered 653 Wh and the RIVER 3 Plus 218 Wh, so each usable watt-hour costs $0.46 on the 600L and $1.37 on the RIVER 3 Plus. The 600L is bigger and heavier (17.6 lb against 10.4 lb), so it isn't the right pick for everyone, but it is the better buy per watt-hour.
Why don't you show Amazon prices?
Amazon allows prices only from its own live price feed, and we don't have access to it yet. The Amazon buttons open the listing, where you can see today's price. To compare it with this list, divide the price by the model's usable Wh. Half the models we've priced cost $0.55 or less per usable Wh.
Are the "regular" prices real?
We can't tell. Stores set their own regular prices, and we have only recorded prices since early October 2026, so we don't know what each unit usually sells for. That's why we don't show discount percentages. We rank on the price on the day we checked, divided by tested capacity, which works the same whether a unit is on sale or not.
How often are these prices checked?
We check each price by hand on the brand's US store, and every card shows the day. The prices on this page were checked on Oct 25, 2026. During the sales, prices and stock can change daily, and some deals need a code at checkout, so check the store before you buy.
Why isn't a model on this list?
We rank only models with an independent capacity test and an in-stock store price. When we last checked, the Anker SOLIX C300, UDPower C600 and Pecron E3600LFP were sold out on their brand's US store. The DJI Power 1000 V2 has no US brand-store price we could check, and we can't show Amazon prices. Models without an independent test aren't on our site yet.
What size power station do I need?
Add up your devices in our run-time calculator, which uses the same tested capacity as this list. For a refrigerator, our fridge guide has tested run times.
How do we rank the deals?
Usable Wh is the middle (median) result of each model's counted independent tests: US units at 120 V,
AC output, loads of 100 W or more. Across all our models that is 56 tests from
9 testers.
Price is the unit-only price on the brand's US store, in stock, checked by hand on the date shown.
Where the brand's own store doesn't sell a model, the card names the US dealer we checked.
Cost per usable Wh is the price divided by usable Wh. Lower is better.
The verdict is our own rule: Great value at 50¢ or less, Good value up to 60¢, Fair price up to 75¢, Pricey above that.