It’s portable power station day, as the CES 2024 news turns towards keeping your gear refueled away from home and through power outages. After seeing Anker’s latest releases debut, the folks over at Goal Zero are following up with some new debuts of their own. Launching the company’s first LiFePO4 power stations, three new Yeti models are going to begin shipping at the end of the month.
Amazon is offering the Goal Zero Yeti 6000X and 2 Ranger 300 Briefcase Solar Panels for $5,084.69 shipped. Down from $7,535, this particular package comes in $1,090 under our previous mention back in May. Today’s deal is a 33% discount that marks a new all-time low. Whether you’re looking for an off-grid power solution or just something to keep on hand as a backup if the lights go out, this station is a great choice. Boasting a truly impressive 6,071Wh capacity, this power station’s versatile ports will ensure everything you need to stay running remains running. The station itself is able to fully charge in 12 hours via a wall outlet and between 18-36 hours via the two Ranger 300 Briefcase Solar Panels that provide a combined 600W of solar power. For outputs, you’ll have two 120V AC ports able to support a combined load of 2,000W, and able to peak at 3,500W; a fast-charging 60W USB-C port, three USB-A ports, a regulated 12V port, and a bonus 12V car charger.
Amazon is offering the Goal Zero Yeti 6000X Portable Power Station for $3,749.89 shipped. Down from $6,000, this 38% discount is a new all-time low, giving you $2,250 in savings. Down from $7,535, this deal brings you $840 in savings! Whether you’re looking for an off-grid power solution or just something to keep on hand as a backup if the lights go out, this station is a great choice. Boasting a truly impressive 6,071Wh capacity, this power station’s versatile ports will ensure everything you need to stay running remains running. For example, a standard refrigerator plugged into this power station can expect up to 85 hours of power on a single charge, while a mini-fridge and portable fridge can expect between 172 hours and 240 hours, respectably. The station itself is able to fully charge in 12 hours via a wall outlet and between 18-36 hours via two Boulder 200 Briefcase or Nomad 200 solar panels that provide a combined 400W of solar power. For outputs, you’ll have two 120V AC ports able to support a combined load of 2,000W, and able to peak at 3,500W; a fast-charging 60W USB-C port, three USB-A ports, a regulated 12V port, and a bonus 12V car charger.
Today, Goal Zero is expanding its lineup of portable power stations with an all-new Yeti offering. Arriving as one of the more capable offerings from the brand, the new Goal Zero Yeti 1000 Core delivers 1200W of power alongside a rugged design and several ports to keep all of your gear charged while camping or tailgating. Head below for all of the details.
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With summer travel and trips to the beach on the table in the coming months, having a reliable power bank to keep all of your gear charged up is a crucial aspect of any vacation kit. After taking a much-needed weekend beach trip recently, I’ve landed on the Goal Zero Sherpa 100PD being a must-have for my Apple charging setup. Our latest Tested with gadgetnewsonline dives into just how compelling of a portable power bank the brand’s off-grid solution is for all of your outdoor adventures. Head below for all of the details.
After debuting a pair of more affordable offerings last month geared towards off-the-grid smartphone charging and the like, Goal Zero is returning to launch one of its more eagerly-awaited products. As the brand’s latest portable power station, the all-new Yeti 1000X arrives as one of its most versatile releases yet. Armed with a 983Wh battery, there’s also an expansive selection of outputs for powering up all of your gear during camping trips or tailgates. Head below for all of the details.
Today, Goal Zero is expanding its collection of portable power accessories and off-grid gear with a pair of new chargers. Arriving as the new Venture 35 and 75 Power Banks, the two latest unveilings deliver compact designs while still offering plenty of power with as much as 30W USB-C outputs. Housed within the brand’s signature rugged designs, these should appeal to outdoor adventures just as much as anyone working away from the desk. Head below for all of the details on the new Goal Zero Venture power banks.
