Jackery Inc via Amazon[amazon.com] has for Prime Members: Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 1070Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station w/ 1500W AC Output (Dune White) on sale for $409. Shipping is free.
Product Details:
Capacity: 1,070Wh
AC output: 1,500W continuous, 3,000W surge peak
Ports: 3x pure sine wave AC outlets, 2x USB-C (100W PD), 1x USB-A, 1x DC car port
Battery: LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate), 4,000+ charge cycles (maintains over 70% capacity after 4,000 cycles; 10+ year lifespan)
Charging time: 1.7 hours (default mode) or 1 hour (emergency mode via app)
Rechargeable via AC wall outlet or solar (Jackery solar panels only)
App control: Switch between emergency charging, quiet overnight mode (30 dB), and energy-efficiency mode via Jackery App
Built-in LED lights
Foldable handle
Dimensions: 12.9" × 8.8" × 9.7"
Weight: 23.8 lbs
Model: JE-1000D
Includes:
Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station (Dune White)
AC charging cable
User manual
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Jackery Inc via Amazon[amazon.com] has for Prime Members: Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 1070Wh LiFePO4 Portable Power Station w/ 1500W AC Output (Dune White) on sale for $409. Shipping is free.
Product Details:
Capacity: 1,070Wh
AC output: 1,500W continuous, 3,000W surge peak
Ports: 3x pure sine wave AC outlets, 2x USB-C (100W PD), 1x USB-A, 1x DC car port
Battery: LiFePO4 (lithium iron phosphate), 4,000+ charge cycles (maintains over 70% capacity after 4,000 cycles; 10+ year lifespan)
Charging time: 1.7 hours (default mode) or 1 hour (emergency mode via app)
Rechargeable via AC wall outlet or solar (Jackery solar panels only)
App control: Switch between emergency charging, quiet overnight mode (30 dB), and energy-efficiency mode via Jackery App
Built-in LED lights
Foldable handle
Dimensions: 12.9" × 8.8" × 9.7"
Weight: 23.8 lbs
Model: JE-1000D
Includes:
Explorer 1000 v2 portable power station (Dune White)
Slower AC charge rate and lower PV input than most other 1kWh stations. And for (slightly) more money. Better off with EcoFlow or Bluetti. Better specs, lower price.
Everyone's experience is different but 2 of their solar panels stopped working on my mom. They refused to fix the issue. Will never purchase another Jackery product.
Slower AC charge rate and lower PV input than most other 1kWh stations. And for (slightly) more money. Better off with EcoFlow or Bluetti. Better specs, lower price.
I just bought the EcoFlow River 2 Pro 800W last week and couldn't be happier with it. Did well on a 4 day camping trip and it still had 85% charge when we left. Charges super fast as well as you mentioned.
Everyone's experience is different but 2 of their solar panels stopped working on my mom. They refused to fix the issue. Will never purchase another Jackery product.
They were responsive at replacing a missing cord for me previously. But I'm frustrated with the brand bc they really lean into glamping and influencer promos that are misleading. Recently, a crafter advised using a Jackery to use a sewing machine outdoors and suggested the solar panels/battery could be used to save on electricity costs around the house.
I haven't tested the solar panels in cool weather, mostly bc it stays warm now and we haven't had a generator need during the cold. I dragged those panels around to get the best placement and it was still slow-going on charging the battery. The heat makes the Jackery fan come on and the panels need very direct sun, maybe placing on the roof of a camper or higher up works better.
So, the battery aspect has served me well when needed, but the generator function never paid off. Those panels are expensive and I havent recovered the cost in the years I've owned multiple Jackery batteries.
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I haven't tested the solar panels in cool weather, mostly bc it stays warm now and we haven't had a generator need during the cold. I dragged those panels around to get the best placement and it was still slow-going on charging the battery. The heat makes the Jackery fan come on and the panels need very direct sun, maybe placing on the roof of a camper or higher up works better.
So, the battery aspect has served me well when needed, but the generator function never paid off. Those panels are expensive and I havent recovered the cost in the years I've owned multiple Jackery batteries.
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