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Camping used to be confined to designated campgrounds, but times have changed. We now have water purification systems and coolers that can chill for weeks, so there's no real reason to stay on-grid this summer. That's especially true if you're packing along a portable power station. If you're in the market for one, check out today's deal at Amazon.

As of June 12, the DJI Power 1000 portable power station is on sale for $549, down from $999, at Amazon, thanks to the on-page coupon. That's $450 off, or 45% in savings.

If you'll be camping off-grid this summer, packing along a portable power station is a must. It's just as important as the cooler, if not more. The DJI Power 1000 portable power station will allow you to recharge all your essential devices like your phones, lanterns, rechargeable mosquito repellers, and plenty more.

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Two USB-C 140W ports means you'll be repowering phones and laptops in no time, and the DJI focuses on quiet operation. If you'll be using it while you're asleep, rest well thanks to the 23 decibel noise level, which is as low as many air purifiers and fans.

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When it comes time to recharge the DJI Power 1000 itself, expect to go from zero to full charge in just 70 minutes. If you only have 50 minutes, you'll be able to get back up to 80% charge.

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Once summer camping season is over, the DJI Power 1000 is perfect for bringing out into the yard for projects before winter sets in. It's also essential for power outages since it can keep your home's refrigerator cooling and gives you the ability to stay up to date on the power restoration timeline with your fully-charged phone.

Instead of assuming you have to camp with dead batteries, snag the DJI Power 1000 while it's on sale for $549 at Amazon. That $450 discount can then be reinvested into camping toys like stand-up paddleboards, warmer sleeping bags, or fun lights.

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