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One of the biggest discounts is on the Bluetti Solar Generator Apex 300 and the B300K expansion battery combo. This setup typically sets you back $4,100. Amazon has the price down by 34%, which means you can get it for $2,698. That saves you $1,402.
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Grab the Bluetti Solar Generator Apex 300 and two, 200-watt solar panels for just $1,999, which is $1,300 less than the regular asking price for this off-grid combo.
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