Amazon Fall Prime Day Green Deals Hit New Lows on Jackery, ECOVACS — SkimNews
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- Jackery's Fall Prime Day Sale cuts the 3,584Wh HomePower 3600 Pro Max Portable Power Station to a new $1,664 low ($435 off) with code FALL3, beating Amazon's price by $35 and the previous June Prime Day low of $1,699
- Anker eufy security devices are up to 50% off starting from $18, including the SoloCam S220 Solar Security Camera multi-pack from $56.99, the NVR System E50 4K Dual-Lens 8-Cam Kit at a new $1,300 low (down from $1,900), and the Security Smart Lock C220 at its $90 low
- Bluetti power stations are up to 50% off during Prime Big Deal Days, with the 1,024Wh Elite 100 V2 down at $449 (Reg. $899) — $50 below the recent going rate and just $54 above its annual low — alongside six other models from $400 to $1,399
- ECOVACS robot lawn mowers are up to 37% off, with the 1/4-acre O1000 LiDAR Pro hitting a new all-time low of $949.05 and the 1/2-acre A2000 LiDAR Pro at a new all-time low of $1,329.05, beating prior bests of $999 and $1,399
- Segway's G2 Electric Scooter drops to $629.99 — a $370 Prime Day markdown representing the second-lowest price tracked — while EGO's carbon-fiber 16-inch trimmer/8-inch edger Multi-Head combo kit hits a new $364 low ($135 off)
- Additional deal clusters include Worx tools up to 45% off (13A mulcher at a new $119 low), Beatbot's 2026 Sora 70 5-in-1 robotic pool cleaner back at $999, and Anker Nebula projectors from $360
- Lectric's Better-Than-Prime Sale cuts the XPeak2 off-road e-bike bundle to a new $1,299 low, Velotric offers its first discount on the new Summit 2 mixed-terrain smart e-bike for $1,999, and Segway adds $200 extra savings on any two e-bikes purchased together
Why it matters: Day 2 of Amazon's Fall Prime Big Deal Days concentrates the steepest discounts of the two-day event on green-home categories — portable power, robotic lawn care, and home security — with multiple products hitting all-time or multi-month lows that consumers tracking off-season pricing rarely see outside July's summer Prime Day. For shoppers who missed June's event or held off on bigger-ticket items like a $1,664 home backup station or a $949 robotic mower, this is the narrowest window to lock in those reference prices before winter markdowns end.
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