Memorial Day 2025 sales are heating up, and BioLite is leading with deep discounts on its solar-powered gear. The company’s Site Lights are now available for $74.89—down from $99.95—at Amazon, REI, and BioLite’s official store. This promotion runs through May 26, 2025.
The six-bulb set, normally priced at $99.95, is the most affordable it has ever been, making it an ideal upgrade for summer camping, backyard gatherings, or emergency lighting. Each bulb is IPX4-rated and delivers up to 20 hours of light on the lowest setting or six hours at maximum brightness.
The Site Lights feature a unique design: each bulb slots onto six included ABS stakes, which can also double as tent pegs. While the mounting mechanism is convenient, some users may find it slightly less secure than traditional options. The system also includes a solar-powered charging case, similar to wireless earbuds, allowing you to recharge all bulbs simultaneously without individual plugs.
For comparison, other solar-powered lighting solutions require separate charging for each bulb, which can be cumbersome. BioLite’s approach streamlines the process, though availability may be limited in sunnier climates. The deal is live now, so act fast to secure the lowest price.
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