Bluetti Cuts Winter-Ready Sodium Power Station to $665, Navee SuperScooter Hits New Low in Fall Sales

Portable power and electric mobility brands are rolling out fresh autumn promotions, and Bluetti’s Encore Sale stands out for bringing a cold-weather-focused model back into the spotlight. The 900Wh Pioneer Na, a sodium-ion portable power station built with winter conditions in mind, is now available for $665 after applying a checkout code — a new low for the unit, which originally carried a $999 list price when it arrived in October 2025. Earlier seasonal discounts during Black Friday and the Christmas period brought it down to $735, but the model largely disappeared from promotions once the cold season ended. With temperatures dropping again, Bluetti is reintroducing it with a combined markdown of $334.

The sodium-ion chemistry is the headline here. Unlike the lithium-based cells found in most portable stations, sodium offers better performance in freezing temperatures and relies on more abundant raw materials. That makes the Pioneer Na a practical pick for winter camping, emergency backup during storms, or off-grid use where cold snaps can sap conventional batteries. Bluetti’s decision to hold this model out of most spring and summer sales appears deliberate — it targets a specific seasonal need rather than competing year-round on price alone.

Beyond Bluetti, Anker’s eufy security line is running limited-time bundle discounts through Wellbots. Three solar multi-camera kits paired with the HomeBase 3 hub are discounted, with the eufyCam S3 Pro 4K two-camera bundle at $389.99 after a promo code — a $160 reduction from its $550 regular price and just $10 above the lowest price previously recorded during June’s Prime Day event. A pair of eufyCam 3 bundles round out the offers, with the two-camera set at $290 and the four-camera 4K set at $390. These deals expire tonight, so timing matters for anyone comparing home security options.

On the micromobility side, Navee’s fall sale runs through October 21 with combined discounts reaching 65% on select models. The standout is the UT5 Ultra X Electric SuperScooter, now priced at $1,600 after a 20% code — a $900 drop from its $2,500 original tag and a new all-time low. The 43.5 MPH machine has steadily fallen through the year, from $2,300 down to $1,785 for Labor Day, so this marks the steepest cut yet. It undercuts comparable listings by around $400.

Other promotions filling out the week include EGO’s 16-inch carbon fiber string trimmer kit at $204, a Greenworks 24V chainsaw at $120, and Yozma’s IN 10 Pro electric dirt bike at an exclusive $1,699. Taken together, the batch reflects a broader pattern: as winter approaches, retailers are clearing summer-focused inventory while pushing cold-weather-capable gear to the front of the shelf.