Fly Image Tech via Amazon has DJI Power 1000 1024Wh 2200W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (DYM1000L) on sale for $348.98. Shipping is free.
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Fly Image Tech via Amazon has DJI Power 1000 1024Wh 2200W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station (DYM1000L) on sale for $348.98. Shipping is free.
Note: This item is non-returnable because of transportation regulation, but if the item arrives damaged or defective, you may request a refund or replacement through Your Orders by providing an image of the item and its defects.
Thanks to Deal Hunter phoinix for sharing this deal.
This offer matches our very popular front page deal price of $349 from April 2026 which earned over 70 thumbs up.
Our research indicates that this deal is ~$349 less (50% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $699 at the time of this posting.
Please see the original post for additional details and/or view the Wiki and forum comments for further helpful discussion if available.
DJI Power 1000 is a high-output portable power station that stands out for running heavier loads, with the V2 adding 2,600 watts, faster 10 millisecond UPS switchover, more AC outlets, and a thicker case. It also fits DJI drone and off-grid solar setups better, though solar charging needs a separate adapter module rather than a built-in controller. The main concerns are DJI's proprietary charging hardware, hard-to-find accessories, and reports that warranty help may depend on the seller. The price has also swung sharply, so the current discount may not be as steady as it looks.
Off-grid solar campers who want built-in charging integration, because the V2 supports solar charging with DJI modules instead of a separate controller.
No. Solar input requires a DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module, and the V2's direct panel connection is limited without that accessory. The module is what enables higher-wattage solar charging through DJI's proprietary SDC setup.
The V2 adds a higher 2,600W output rating, 4 AC outlets, 10ms UPS transfer time, and a slightly thicker casing. It also includes built-in wireless tech for DJI's solar ecosystem, while the earlier model is described as needing a separate module.
Yes. The V2's 10ms UPS transfer time is specifically called out as suitable for non-battery computers like mini PCs, NAS units, and desktops, which often need fast switchover to avoid shutdowns.
Yes. The price has reportedly jumped to around $700 for a day or two and then dropped back to about $350 for weeks, so the listed sale price may not reflect a true discount.
I guess I should've pulled the trigger yesterday at $399. It is $449 today for the V2. Essentially same unit but with 4 outlets and a higher wattage rating of 2600. still seems worth the money. Regardless, not great comments around the seller of these units if there is an issue.
I guess I should've pulled the trigger yesterday at $399. It is $449 today for the V2. Essentially same unit but with 4 outlets and a higher wattage rating of 2600. still seems worth the money. Regardless, not great comments around the seller of these units if there is an issue.
I see 399 for the V2 now. Note that the v2 also has 10ms UPS transfer time for switchover (vs 20ms). Most non-battery computers (miniPC/NAS/Desktops) require <10ms transfer time).
[QUOTE=slickwerty35;185804076]I see 399 for the V2 now. Note that the v2 also has 10ms UPS transfer time for switchover (vs 20ms). Most non-battery computers (miniPC/NAS/Desktops) require
I bought the V2 from them a few weeks ago. Was handy when the power went out 2 days after I got it. Haven't had issues. Not sure if they're great for support if there's an issue, but it's DJI and they generally make solid equipment.
I bought the V2 from them a few weeks ago. Was handy when the power went out 2 days after I got it. Haven't had issues. Not sure if they're great for support if there's an issue, but it's DJI and they generally make solid equipment.
Support was great last year when one of the USB ports flaked, they wanted me to ship it back for repair to which I didn't have the original box. They shipped me an empty box with a return label. ~2 weeks later I had a brand new unit at my door step. 10/10 would recommend.
Re: the V2. Isn't it true that it is technically not available in the U.S.? If true, all warranty issues will have to be at the mercy of the seller and not DJI.
I guess I should've pulled the trigger yesterday at $399. It is $449 today for the V2. Essentially same unit but with 4 outlets and a higher wattage rating of 2600. still seems worth the money. Regardless, not great comments around the seller of these units if there is an issue.
The v2 has slightly higher power rating, faster response time 10 down from 20, 2x the AC outlets, thicker casing material (which makes it weigh a tiny bit more than the V1) and importantly if you are planning to use this off-grid with solar, the V2 has the wireless tech built-in to solar charge. The V1 needs a separate module.
How is this compared to jackery600v2 which isnsold at Costco for 349$
Key Specifications Comparison
• Battery Capacity: Jackery 600 V2 has 640 Wh; DJI Power 1000 V2 has 1,024 Wh.
• AC Power Output: Jackery delivers 500W continuous (1,000W surge); DJI delivers 2,600W max output.
• USB-C Ports: Jackery features dual 100W ports; DJI features dual high-speed 140W ports.
• Solar & Ecosystem Design: Jackery has a built-in solar controller and direct plug-in capability; DJI lacks a default built-in solar controller or basic 12V DC output, requiring specialized external modules and accessories. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Which One Should You Choose?
• Jackery Explorer 600 V2: Best for casual camping, light travel, and charging phones, laptops, or small electronics due to its true grab-and-go weight and all-in-one friendly design. [1, 2]
• DJI Power 1000 V2: Best for heavy-duty power needs, running high-wattage appliances, professional field production, or integration with heavy DJI drone charging ecosystems. [1, 2, 3]
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The v2 has slightly higher power rating, faster response time 10 down from 20, 2x the AC outlets, thicker casing material (which makes it weigh a tiny bit more than the V1) and importantly if you are planning to use this off-grid with solar, the V2 has the wireless tech built-in to solar charge. The V1 needs a separate module.
Not correct about the built in solar charging. You need a DJI Power Solar Panel Adapter Module to connect any panels to this.
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DJI Power 1000 is a high-output portable power station that stands out for running heavier loads, with the V2 adding 2,600 watts, faster 10 millisecond UPS switchover, more AC outlets, and a thicker case. It also fits DJI drone and off-grid solar setups better, though solar charging needs a separate adapter module rather than a built-in controller. The main concerns are DJI's proprietary charging hardware, hard-to-find accessories, and reports that warranty help may depend on the seller. The price has also swung sharply, so the current discount may not be as steady as it looks.
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• Battery Capacity: Jackery 600 V2 has 640 Wh; DJI Power 1000 V2 has 1,024 Wh.
• AC Power Output: Jackery delivers 500W continuous (1,000W surge); DJI delivers 2,600W max output.
• USB-C Ports: Jackery features dual 100W ports; DJI features dual high-speed 140W ports.
• Solar & Ecosystem Design: Jackery has a built-in solar controller and direct plug-in capability; DJI lacks a default built-in solar controller or basic 12V DC output, requiring specialized external modules and accessories. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Which One Should You Choose?
• Jackery Explorer 600 V2: Best for casual camping, light travel, and charging phones, laptops, or small electronics due to its true grab-and-go weight and all-in-one friendly design. [1, 2]
• DJI Power 1000 V2: Best for heavy-duty power needs, running high-wattage appliances, professional field production, or integration with heavy DJI drone charging ecosystems. [1, 2, 3]
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