EcoFlow has launched its TITAN Series Whole-Home Backup Ecosystem in three models, with launch discounts and optional bundles bringing savings of up to $2,199. Using the code EFTITANAFF at checkout, the TITAN Classic costs $2,374.05, the TITAN 5000 is $3,039.05, and the TITAN 5000 Plus is $3,514.05. The offers include discounts on the units and larger savings when purchasing bundle options. EcoFlow says buyers who took part in its $50 pre-order offer can claim additional savings by logging in.
Lectric has also introduced three limited-edition XP4 750 folding utility e-bike packages, each priced at $1,399. All include a LevelUp cargo rack, comfort seat, suspension seat post, phone mount, bike lock, Elite headlight and 5A charger. The Matte Black version comes with two 24-liter waterproof pannier bags. The Step-Thru Matte Forest model includes front and rear steel-encased cargo baskets and a fishing rod holder, while the Step-Thru Matte Thistle package adds the baskets and a small roll-top bag. The included gear is valued at up to $840, according to the offer details.
Lectric sub-brand Monarc Bikes has started its first price cuts on the Tracer Commuter and Marker All-Terrain e-bikes. The Tracer costs $1,299 without a battery, $1,549 with one battery, or $1,799 with two. The Marker starts at $1,399 without a battery; versions with one or two batteries cost $1,649 and $1,899, respectively.
Elsewhere, Govee’s Outdoor Lamp Post with Matter is available for $139.99 through the company’s Amazon storefront, down from $250 and $20 below the price listed on its direct website. The deal page also highlights offers on a Worx 2,200 PSI pressure washer and an Aerocart firewood carrier attachment, alongside other electric-vehicle and home-energy promotions.
Sources: Electrek.