Jackery's Halloween Push Puts a Solar Bundle Under $1,500, While Yozma's New Dirt Bike Lands at $1,399

The seasonal discount wave has arrived, and this week’s standout is a Jackery bundle that finally slips below the $1,500 line. Buyers who pick up the **HomePower 2000 Plus v2 with two 200W panels pay $1,479 shipped** — a $360 cut on a kit that has rarely strayed far from its $1,839 list since launching in June.

That figure also lines up with the sticker at Amazon, so there’s no reason to hunt around for a better number right now. Anyone who only wants the station itself can grab it standalone for $1,069 during the same promotion.

What the Jackery sale actually covers

Jackery has stretched this run past Halloween and into November 3, dangling up to $2,060 in total markdowns plus double loyalty points for members. There's even a crossword game that unlocks extra credit on orders above $1,500 — a slightly odd bit of marketing, but it does stack on top of the listed prices.

Deal Snapshot: 2,048Wh capacity · two 200W solar panels bundled · $1,479 shipped · $360 off list

Other configurations in the same event:

• HomePower 3600 Plus (3,584Wh) with a 500W panel: $2,199, down from $2,729
• HomePower 3600 Plus (7,168Wh) with an extra battery: $2,599, down from $3,309
• HomePower 3600 Plus (7,168Wh), extra battery and 500W panel: $3,199, down from $4,139
• Explorer 5000 Plus (10,080Wh) with expansion battery: $5,579, packing a free Explorer 300D mini station

Entry-level pricing starts at $199 for anyone who just needs a smaller unit for tailgating or a blackout kit.

Yozma’s IN 11 hits an early low

Off-road riders get a different kind of offer. The IN 11 electric dirt bike only reached the market last week at $1,599, and it's already down to $1,399 through an exclusive checkout code, bundled with a gift box the brand values at $299. Add the discount and the extras together and you're looking at roughly $499 in combined value less than seven days after launch.

The bike carries a stunt-oriented design, and Yozma is running parallel promotions on the IN 10 and IN 10 Pro through the end of the month.

Elsewhere in the green deals pile

Tenways has opened early Black Friday access across three models, and the headline is the **CGO600 Pro chain-drive commuter back at $1,499** — the second time this year it has touched that floor. The 37-pound bike ships with mudguards and a kickstand worth $118, and Tenways still honors a $150 verified discount for teachers, medical staff, first responders and military buyers.

• Wayfarer Cruiser: $1,699 with $277 of bundled gear, rated for up to 85 miles
• AGO X all-terrain mid-drive: $1,899 at an all-time low, up to 62 miles of range

Rounding out the list is a garden tool rather than a vehicle: Greenworks’ 40V 8-inch cordless pole saw kit is down to $136.99 at Amazon, about $43 below list and just shy of its yearly bottom.

None of these are car deals, strictly speaking. But for people building out a garage of electric gear — a home backup battery, a trail bike, a commuter — the timing is hard to argue with.