Prime Big Deal Days: Power Station, E-Scooter and E-Bike Discounts Worth Knowing About

Amazon’s Prime Big Deal Days event has become a familiar seasonal fixture for anyone shopping in the portable energy and light electric mobility space, and this edition leans heavily into battery-backed gear. The headline offers arrive from Anker’s SOLIX Fall sale, which runs alongside EcoFlow’s own Prime promotion, and both brands are pushing their largest home-backup units to some of the lowest prices of the year.

Anker’s lineup centers on its 3,840Wh F3800 Portable Power Station, which drops to $1,710 once an exclusive checkout code is applied. That figure undercuts the going Amazon rate by roughly$90 and represents the lowest the unit has been since late July. Elsewhere in the SOLIX catalog, the 2,048Wh C2000 Gen 2 sits at $850 against a$1,500 list price, a pair of 2,010Wh S2000 stations is marked down to $1,280, and the higher-capacity F3000 configurations — including a 12,288Wh bundle with three expansion batteries — range from about$2,060 up to $3,580. A 7,680Wh F3800 Plus with an expansion battery lands at$3,780.

EcoFlow’s counteroffer spans a similarly wide range, with savings advertised as high as 58 percent and double EcoCredits for members. The 3,072Wh DELTA 3 Plus is the standout at $1,438.30 after a promo code, a total reduction of$131 from its usual selling price and just $14 above the lowest figure ever recorded for the model. The 1,024Wh DELTA 3 Classic falls to$449, the 2,048Wh DELTA 3 Max to $799, and the 3,600Wh DELTA Pro to$1,799. At the top end, buyers can step into the 6,144Wh DELTA Pro Ultra for $3,974, or pair the 12,288Wh DELTA Pro Ultra X with a Smart Home Panel 3 for$10,999.

Riders get their own batch of markdowns. Segway’s e-scooter range is discounted by as much as 37 percent, with the all-terrain ZT3 Pro at $799.99 — matching the brand's direct pricing and sitting$200 below its recent street price, only $27 above an all-time low. Smaller Segway models start near$142. ENGWE, meanwhile, is cutting up to 43 percent off electric dirt bikes and e-bikes, with the Eagle dirt bike starting at $899 in various bundles and the dual-battery M20 3.0 moped-style e-bike at$1,699. Rounding out the event, Segway’s 2026 Navimow i206 AWD and i215 LiDAR robot mowers reach $849 and$1,329 respectively, matching prices on Segway’s own site and, for the i206, equaling its lowest recorded price.

For shoppers weighing a purchase, the pattern across this sale is fairly consistent: the biggest percentage cuts land on high-capacity home backup stations, while the mobility deals are more modest but still bring several models back to prices last seen during the summer. Because most of these offers depend on stacking a retailer promotion with a brand-specific code, the final price can shift depending on which items are in the cart, so it is worth trying the codes on every order rather than assuming a blanket discount.