I have this one..paid $99 and used it on some plane flights. No issues taking it as carry on through TSA. I also bring it to hotels to use the passthrough charging which gives a few more ports to charge things while simultaneously charging itself.
As the pioneer of battery power banks…Jackery has my respect and attention. I have three of them from purchases made in early 2022. However, seems like everyone is competing with them…making much better products…while Jackery is slow to improve. I will never buy another one because the Jackery’s are too slow to recharge but quick to discharge. Last time I checked they were still only making the flexible solar panels. Also…a lot of people are going to the alternator chargers…don’t think Jackery makes that either. My opinion…Jackery has a lot of catching up to do! Just my opinion
@@savanna6340 I’d say that recharge speed has been one of the biggest issues with the Jackery lineup. It’s great that all of these companies are trying to compete, and thus improve the quality of their power stations. Things are always getting better!
I bought one on a prime day deal last summer. Works great at camp keeping my verizon hotspot running as well as an old samsung phone i use to run a blutooth speaker. Havent tried to charge on solar yet but charges quickly with my Bluetti ac50b or my inverter and battery bank. I have been getting around 2 1/2 to 3 days on a charge.
There is a video on TH-cam where a jackery fried her onboard computer of her van when she had solar and car charging hooked up at same time. That shouldn't happen
I have the Jackery Explorer (1600 watt?) with 2 input terminals for charging. Each of the 2 inputs are rated only at receiving 200 watts of solar power per input terminal for a total of 400 watts of solar power input at a time. However when charging with AC input … it is capable of accepting a charge at a much higher wattage input. I found this out the hard way when I wired three 100 watt solar panels together and then inserting the cable in to just one of the input terminals…Immediately I smelled burning and immediately disconnected the solar panel from the input terminal. Thankfully it did not damage my Jackery and I also thought this was very odd! Seems that should not happen!
This fills a very small niche of a power bank you can bring on a plane. The better value is the Anker Solix c300 DC. For 60 dollars more, 3 times the capacity and while it is slightly heavier and bigger, it is just as portable as this looks.
I have a Jackery Explorer 500, and although I am very satisfied with its performance, I would never buy anything smaller. Jackery makes good products but the competition against them is keen. Wait a few months and today’s shining star will have been replaced with something better.
Jackery is way over priced and under innovative, you should have bought an EcoFlow River 3 with 300/600w AC and a set of solar panels for only $200.00 😮
@@neurodivergentlily I wanted to refresh my skills a little. I had forgotten how to animate a picture. So, it took a little while to remember how to move the power station across the screen.
I have this one..paid $99 and used it on some plane flights. No issues taking it as carry on through TSA. I also bring it to hotels to use the passthrough charging which gives a few more ports to charge things while simultaneously charging itself.
You lost me at Target. Will never give this despicable company a nickel of my money.
Why? I haven't shopped there in years are they super expensive or something?
As the pioneer of battery power banks…Jackery has my respect and attention. I have three of them from purchases made in early 2022. However, seems like everyone is competing with them…making much better products…while Jackery is slow to improve. I will never buy another one because the Jackery’s are too slow to recharge but quick to discharge. Last time I checked they were still only making the flexible solar panels. Also…a lot of people are going to the alternator chargers…don’t think Jackery makes that either. My opinion…Jackery has a lot of catching up to do! Just my opinion
@@savanna6340 I’d say that recharge speed has been one of the biggest issues with the Jackery lineup. It’s great that all of these companies are trying to compete, and thus improve the quality of their power stations. Things are always getting better!
@@AdventureGearTV well said. they need to charge faster they had market share. but lost it bought eco Flo
That 7' cable, ShouLda been 11' 4 Less 😢trip Hazard, i' Like The Big Orange Jackery, bye
I bought one on a prime day deal last summer. Works great at camp keeping my verizon hotspot running as well as an old samsung phone i use to run a blutooth speaker. Havent tried to charge on solar yet but charges quickly with my Bluetti ac50b or my inverter and battery bank. I have been getting around 2 1/2 to 3 days on a charge.
There is a video on TH-cam where a jackery fried her onboard computer of her van when she had solar and car charging hooked up at same time. That shouldn't happen
I have the Jackery Explorer (1600 watt?) with 2 input terminals for charging. Each of the 2 inputs are rated only at receiving 200 watts of solar power per input terminal for a total of 400 watts of solar power input at a time. However when charging with AC input … it is capable of accepting a charge at a much higher wattage input. I found this out the hard way when I wired three 100 watt solar panels together and then inserting the cable in to just one of the input terminals…Immediately I smelled burning and immediately disconnected the solar panel from the input terminal. Thankfully it did not damage my Jackery and I also thought this was very odd! Seems that should not happen!
This fills a very small niche of a power bank you can bring on a plane. The better value is the Anker Solix c300 DC. For 60 dollars more, 3 times the capacity and while it is slightly heavier and bigger, it is just as portable as this looks.
I have an ecoflow i won't mind a jackery
That little one is good to charge my cellphone 📱 oh yeah 😊
buy a kreiger 1500 watt inverter for 120$
hook it toyour car battery or any battery and youve got 3000watts of peak power
I have a Jackery Explorer 500, and although I am very satisfied with its performance, I would never buy anything smaller. Jackery makes good products but the competition against them is keen. Wait a few months and today’s shining star will have been replaced with something better.
The 100 w is too small, just buy the 300w, U can go too small for no reason.
You can't take the 300 on an airplane; where the 100 you can.
Jackery is way over priced and under innovative, you should have bought an EcoFlow River 3 with 300/600w AC and a set of solar panels for only $200.00 😮
That's a hard pass from me.
the ecoflow river 3 is $150. this is a trash product.
Great
Fancy edits in this video!
@@neurodivergentlily I wanted to refresh my skills a little. I had forgotten how to animate a picture. So, it took a little while to remember how to move the power station across the screen.
& $44😂no tax, 😊SaLe .. So i' guess i Wont, bye