JIAHONGJING via Amazon has
192Wh AsperX Portable 4-Port USB Power Station, up to 200W Total, 140W USB-C (AXP200, Green) on sale for $139.99 - 50% with promo code
268CZZH8 at checkout =
$69.99.
Shipping is free.
Thanks to Community Member
ibuythingshereee for sharing this deal.
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About this Item:
- Design & Ports: 6 ports (2x USB-C 140W PD3.1, DC 100W input, DC 60W output, 2x USB-A 18W).
- Capacity & Output: 60,000mAh (192Wh); 200W total output; 140W dual fast charging.
- Size & Weight: 3.9 x 4.1 x 7.6 inches; 4.18 lbs; 47% smaller than previous generation.
- Battery & Safety: LiFePO4 (LFP) cells; 13 certifications (FCC, UL, CE, ROHS, PSE, UN38.3, etc.); advanced BMS with 12 protections (real-time voltage/current/temp monitoring).
- Lighting: 3W stretchable LED; 4 modes (Normal/Strong/SOS/Strobe); up to 42.3 hours runtime.
Community Reviews
This 192Wh portable USB power station stands out for its clear Wh rating and strong USB C support, including 140W input or output on the port. The deal price has repeatedly landed around $70 to $74 when the coupon and code are applied correctly, often only on the green unit and sometimes without clipping the coupon. The main limitation is power sharing, since the 200W total output caps combined use even though each USB C port can reach 140W on its own. A practical compact option if the port math fits your devices.
The promo code worked for the green unit when the coupon was not clipped.
The device can accept or output up to 140W over USB-C while the battery supports up to 200W total.
The deal price worked on the grey unit for $70 plus tax.
The listing's use of Wh instead of a confusing mAh number helped clarify capacity.
The coupon and code did not apply for the green unit for at least one attempt.
The listing's dual 140W ports can be misleading because total output is capped at 200W.
Shared circuitry and heat may force output limits when both ports run at high power.
Using high draw on one port can limit the other port to around 60W.
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EDIT: I saw in the pictures it said 140W USB C input or output so I'm happy with that.
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