Testseek.com have collected 24 expert reviews of the Jackery Explorer 1000 1002Wh Power Station and the average rating is 80%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Jackery Explorer 1000 1002Wh Power Station.
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24 Reviews
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Abstract: From landscapes to wildlife, a lot of the photographs we love to take are outside. If you're on an extended trip outdoors, keeping your camera powered up can be a real problem – and coming home from a long road trip can mean having to wade through thousan...
Abstract: Specifications Optional Accessories Measurements Compared The Jackery Solar Generator 1000 set includes two SolarSaga 100W solar panels along with this Explorer 1000 Power Station and a special adapter to connect both panels at the same time. This all-co...
Published: 2021-05-28, Author: James , review by: makeuseof.com
Abstract: The Explorer 1000 hits a sweet spot between capacity and convenience. You can still run most higher-powered appliances, like an induction hob or small heater, without struggling to carry it. Combined with the two SolarSaga 100 portable panels, you have a...
Abstract: There's no such thing as being over-prepared for life. Life gets ugly and it can happen quickly. Whether it's a raging fire, hurricane, tornado, or some other natural disaster, Mother Nature has been known to deal us a bad hand from time to time.One of...
Excellent build quality, High capacity power storage, Provides/generates clean, tech-friendly off-grid power, Dedicated USB charging ports, Good portability, In the right conditions: good power generation
Expensive (but comparable to similar units)
Let's face it, old school gas or diesel powered generators are loud, smelly, and less than environmentally friendly…definitely taking away from the Zen of getting back to nature. Jackery markets the Solar Generator 1000 as clean, quiet, efficient way to h...
Abstract: Power has always been one of the biggest hurdles for the digital nomad. Even as personal power banks have grown in storage capacity, until recently, the majority offered only limited DC power. Remote working 101: Professional's guide to the tools of the t...
Charge your iPhone and other devices up to 100 times, Power small appliances, Can be charged via solar panel, Built-in light
Won't power appliances that need a lot of power, Very pricey, especially since solar panels are sold separately, Solar panels need direct sunlight to work
Relatively lightweight (in 1000W category), Can power small refrigerators (below 1000W), Good number USB-A, USB-C, AC ports, Competitive pricing
Slower charging at 200W max input, USB-C PD maxes out at 18W only, Manual buttons for turning on or off
At $999.99, it feels like you are paying $1 per Wh with the Jackery Explorer 1000. It definitely looks pricey in isolation but you can't avoid comparing it with its peers and rivals. Both the Goal Zero Yeti 1000 and Bluetti EB150 have a few advantages but...
