Larger-order discounts
The spend thresholds and percentages vary by sale. One summer promotion offered four discount levels, from 3% to 10%.
Takes 12% off US orders over $1,200, in place of the cart's own discount.
Works on power stations and solar panels, with no minimum order.
Any two items count, such as a power station and a solar panel.
ALLPOWERS sometimes takes an extra discount off larger orders without a code. The percentage rises as your subtotal reaches certain amounts, but adding a coupon doesn’t give you both discounts. In our checkout tests, the cart kept whichever discount saved more.
That means a coupon can be valid without lowering your total. If the cart is already taking more off, the price stays the same. Solar panels and accessories counted toward the spend thresholds in our tests, so compare the total before and after entering a code rather than assuming it will add another discount.
We also tried entering two codes on one order. The checkout used only one, so you’ll need to choose the better offer for your cart.
On desktop, you’ll find the “Discount code” field on the right side of checkout, beneath your items and the Worry-Free Delivery option. The Apply button is grey until you enter a code, then turns black.
Look at the “Order discount” line below Subtotal before applying anything; the cart may have already added a discount. If your code gives you a better price, its name and the amount saved appear there instead. You’ll also see the code as a removable tag and a “Total Savings” line below the Total. When a code doesn’t meet the order requirements, an amber message appears and the price stays unchanged.

This is how the codes on this page did when we tried them at ALLPOWERS's checkout.
$159.80 came off our cart with the code.
Checkout proof
Checkout proof
ALLPOWERS sells kits that combine a power station with one or more solar panels, but a kit isn’t always cheaper than buying the pieces separately. When we compared prices, the R1500 with one SF200 flexible panel cost less as a kit, and the gap grew with four panels.
We also found different prices for the same combination. The S2000 Pro with an SF200 panel appeared on two kit listings at different prices, and both cost less than buying the two separately. Some kits matched the individual prices, while others cost more. The S2000 Pro with an SE100 panel cost less bought as two items than as a kit.
Before choosing a kit, compare its price with the station and panels sold individually, and check whether the same kit appears in another listing. The station and panels ship in separate boxes either way.
These US store policies affect delivery costs, returns and what’s covered after you buy.
ALLPOWERS gives you one Allpoint for every dollar spent. Once you collect enough, you can exchange the points for a discount on a later order.
1,000 points gets you 1% off, 2,000 gets 3%, 3,000 gets 5% and 4,000 gets 7%. At 10,000 points the reward reaches 10%. You redeem them while signed in.
Creating an account adds 200 points and a birthday adds 300. Sharing and liking on Facebook, plus following on Instagram and TikTok, add 100 points each, bringing the total to 900.
A friend you send to ALLPOWERS gets $10 off a first qualifying order. Once they buy, you get $30 off.
ALLPOWERS has run seasonal sales with extra discounts or gifts on larger orders. The offers change, but past promotions show a few patterns worth watching.
The spend thresholds and percentages vary by sale. One summer promotion offered four discount levels, from 3% to 10%.
Some sale pages have offered a free item at set spend levels, such as a small solar panel or a power bank, with one gift per order while supplies last.
ALLPOWERS runs Black Friday flash sales on stations and panels and has held giveaways around Christmas and New Year.
Easter, Mother’s Day, Father’s Day and Prime Day have each had their own ALLPOWERS sales or giveaways.
Past promotions have included back-to-campus, fall power and Halloween offers.
It depends on the code. We tested codes without a minimum on a single 100W solar panel as well as on power stations, and they applied to both. One code described as power-station-only also discounted a flexible panel. Check each offer’s terms, since those results don’t mean every code covers panels.
In our tests, the discount was calculated from the lower price already shown in the cart, not the crossed-out regular price. That’s the number to use when working out what a percentage-off code might save.
No. We entered codes at guest checkout and saw the discounts without signing in. Signing in only matters if you want to collect and redeem Allpoint.
We didn’t find an active military, first responder, student or teacher discount program in our research. The GovX page we checked showed no offer, and the back-to-campus promotion used public deals rather than a separate student discount. That doesn’t rule out a new program later.