SAVE $500: The Bluetti Pioneer Na(Sodium) portable power station is on sale for $799, down from the list price of $1,299. That's a 38% discount.

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Winter temps are not for the weak. Spending time outdoors during winter months in some part of the country requires special gear. We layer up with merino wool, down jackets, and windproof hats to help combat the chill, but our tech can also suffer. Your phone's battery is likely to diminish quicker if you're outside in super cold temps while other devices simply aren't meant to be operated in the severe cold. That's true for most portable power stations, but Bluetti has a new model that's cool with a chill, and it's on sale today.

As of Jan. 2, the Bluetti Pioneer Na(Sodium) portable power station is on sale for $799, down from the list price of $1,299. That's a 38% discount that shaves $500 off the price.

While most portable power stations are not designed to operate or recharge in super cold temps, the Bluetti Pioneer Na(Sodium) is meant to work in temps as long as -13 degrees and be able to safely recharge in temps as low as 5 degrees. That means this is the perfect model if you'll be heading out for winter camping, ice fishing, or taking a power station along to the jobsite this winter.

Bluetti used sodium-ion battery cells in this model which gives it the ability to be unphased in cold temperatures. For comparison, the Anker Solix C1000 Gen 2 portable power station (one of my absolute favorites) is only safe to operate in temps as low as -4 degrees and can only recharge if the temperature is at least 32 degrees. That means the Bluetti has a huge advantage in both operating and recharging in the cold.

Overall, the Bluetti Pioneer Na packs in 1,500Wh of power. With the Bluetti app, you can activate Power Lifting Mode which gives you the ability to get up to 2,250W of power for operating kettles, space heaters, or an electric blanket.