From 9/24 - 10/19 (as supplies last- limit 2).
Costco Members only.
Online only.
Link:
https://www.costco.com/cyberpower...27623.html
$149.99 after $30 discount with free shipping.
I searched and for this 1500VA True Sine Wave unit postings, and nothing recent for this price point has been posted.
For desktop computers, home theater equipment, personal electronics & more
- 10 total outlets including 5 surge only and 5 battery backup + surge up to 1030 Joules
- Battery backup keeps devices running during brief outages and provides enough runtime power for safe shut down
- Surge and data line protection safeguards against sudden power surges or spikes
- Automatic Voltage Regulation corrects minor fluctuations without switching to battery power
- USB ports charge smartphones, tablets and other mobile accessories
- Intelligent multifunction LCD panel displays system status real-time power status information.
Link to product information pdf:
https://www.costco.com/wcsstore/C...00S_DS.pdf 
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Remember past holiday pricing doesn't mean they will repeat that.
It was 2 years in between good prices per Camels. I bought one 2017 holidays deal on 11/27 for $117, and yes it went for $130 last holidays. I would definitely not call that "usually".
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Both provide 1500VA / 900W of Capacity, Line Interactive Topology, USB/Serial Communication, Network & Coax Protection, PowerPanel Personal Interface, Energy Star Certification, $500K Connected Equipment Guarantee, and 3-Year Warranty. The former has only 10 outlets that provide Sine Wave output (identical to or cleaner than the commercial power, providing low total harmonic distortion, minimal electrical noise, and optimal line clarity) vs 12 on the latter that provide Simulated Sine Wave output (more cost-effective battery backup for equipment that doesn't require sine wave output).
With a power generator, I have to switch the sensitivity to low or else it keeps switching back and forth from the battery as if it's confused.
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Both provide 1500VA / 900W of Capacity, Line Interactive Topology, USB/Serial Communication, Network & Coax Protection, PowerPanel Personal Interface, Energy Star Certification, $500K Connected Equipment Guarantee, and 3-Year Warranty. The former has only 10 outlets that provide Sine Wave output (identical to or cleaner than the commercial power, providing low total harmonic distortion, minimal electrical noise, and optimal line clarity) vs 12 on the latter that provide Simulated Sine Wave output (more cost-effective battery backup for equipment that doesn't require sine wave output).
See my above post for the link and price history.
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Remember past holiday pricing doesn't mean they will repeat that.
It was 2 years in between good prices per Camels. I bought one 2017 holidays deal on 11/27 for $117, and yes it went for $130 last holidays. I would definitely not call that "usually".
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It was another 2 years before that sale at Amazon.
And the sale were usually from BH photo which made it an exceptional deal for not NY and NJ, but now they also charges tax for other states.
And this Costco model seems doesn't have the updated USB-C port (and look) of the regular store one (CPLCD)
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Edit: Please read the comment below mine since seems like @reron was able to find that this may be a pure sine wave after all.