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I don't think this is a deal. It actually just went up in price. It's been in my cart at $429 for the last few weeks and goes on sale for $350 sometimes.
I got the $150 rebate last November but it looks like this particular model no longer qualifies for the SCE rebate. The best price seems to be at Lowes ($429) However, they have this unit that does offer a rebate: https://marketplace.sce.com/porta...vee-score/
I don't think this is a deal. It actually just went up in price. It's been in my cart at $429 for the last few weeks and goes on sale for $350 sometimes.
I purchased this from Amazon in Nov. of '25 for $349+tax, so agree, this isn't much of a deal and basically the regular price. That said, if you need one now, it's not a bad deal, just not "slick."
We've been using ours for camping (and occasional power outage at the house) since then and I'd give it a solid 5/5 for the unit. It can power my full sized coffee maker, run the fridge, UPS for the home modem and router, drive heavy duty drill that pulls every bit of 1500w to lift our pop up camper lift, and power all the things around the campsite. It's kind of the Toyota Camry of these kinds of batteries and there is a reason so many people have them: they just work well. There are certainly cheaper units and ones with specific features that are kind of cool (but i've found I never use them), but if you need something that charges quickly, has plenty of juice, and won't let you down, this is a good one.
If you are looking for best bang for your buck, Oupes seems to be crushing it right now. Aside from every thread mentioning one guy who had an issue with his, I got the Exodus 2400 and it has been awesome. Lasts forever, works as a UPS, and insane $/wh value. Only minor gripe is the fan noise, which is really a reach for something to complain about...
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I got the $150 rebate last November but it looks like this particular model no longer qualifies for the SCE rebate. The best price seems to be at Lowes ($429) However, they have this unit that does offer a rebate:
https://marketplace.sce
These are the current Jackery models that do have a rebate:
https://marketplace.sce
FWIW, here's this model at Lowes:
https://marketplace.sce
We've been using ours for camping (and occasional power outage at the house) since then and I'd give it a solid 5/5 for the unit. It can power my full sized coffee maker, run the fridge, UPS for the home modem and router, drive heavy duty drill that pulls every bit of 1500w to lift our pop up camper lift, and power all the things around the campsite. It's kind of the Toyota Camry of these kinds of batteries and there is a reason so many people have them: they just work well. There are certainly cheaper units and ones with specific features that are kind of cool (but i've found I never use them), but if you need something that charges quickly, has plenty of juice, and won't let you down, this is a good one.
If you are looking for best bang for your buck, Oupes seems to be crushing it right now. Aside from every thread mentioning one guy who had an issue with his, I got the Exodus 2400 and it has been awesome. Lasts forever, works as a UPS, and insane $/wh value. Only minor gripe is the fan noise, which is really a reach for something to complain about...
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