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Power stations and e-scooters lead this week's green deals roundup

Power stations and e-scooters lead this week's green deals roundup

The seasonal discount cycle has moved from EVs to the gear that surrounds them. This week’s batch of green deals leans heavily on portable power stations and electric scooters, with EcoFlow, Anker SOLIX and Segway all cutting prices before the weekend.

EcoFlow is the headliner. Its DELTA 3 Ultra — a 3,072Wh portable power station — is down to **$1,299**, a $300 drop from its $1,599 list price.

Key Specs: 3,072Wh capacity · $1,299 flash price · $300 off list · second-lowest price of 2026

That figure matches Amazon’s current pricing and lands $100 above the year's floor. Since September the unit has mostly hovered between $1,349 and $1,399, so this is a genuine step down rather than a re-badged standing discount.

The rest of the EcoFlow lineup

The 48-hour flash event covers a handful of other units and expansion batteries:

  • Two DELTA 3 Classic stations (1,024Wh each): $959, down from $1,198
  • DELTA Pro (3,600Wh): $1,699, down from $2,399
  • Two DELTA Pro Ultra expansion batteries (6,144Wh each): $4,399, down from $6,599

The wider Halloween promotion runs through the weekend, with entry-level pricing starting around $284.

Segway leans on loyalty points

Segway’s Mileage Club Member Sale is a different mechanic entirely — you redeem accrued points to unlock the discount. Members who spend 800 points can pick up the **F3 electric scooter for $649.99**, which undercuts Amazon by roughly $200.

The F3 carries a $1,000 MSRP but typically sells nearer $850, and 2026 discounts have mostly settled around $700. This is the lowest figure tracked this year for the model.

No points? The GT3 Electric SuperScooter is at $1,499 on Amazon, $201 below Segway’s own non-member price. It tops out at 31 mph and normally runs $1,700.

Refurbished Anker SOLIX, with a code

Anker’s SOLIX Spooky Sale includes factory-refurbished units, and an exclusive checkout code shaves a little more off. The F3800 (3,840Wh) comes to **$1,463** after applying the code, against a $1,760 starting price and a $2,200 new-condition tag.

A bundle pairing the F3800 with an expansion battery sits at $2,593, down from $3,119.

Odds and ends

Away from the headline items, EGO’s 56V 12-inch cordless electric snow shovel kit with a 2.5Ah battery is $299 at Amazon — a $60 cut. The larger 21-inch two-battery snow blower is $899. East Oak's battery-powered lunch boxes start at $54.

The common thread here is preparation: snow gear, backup power, short-range transport. None of it is glamorous, but the pricing is the sharpest it has been in months.

Photo: Electrek · Official Press Kit / Editorial (Editorial / Press Kit)

Source: Electrek

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