@@MyIronman8 thanks for your honest feedback. It’s how my channel is! So you probably won’t like any future or past videos. But I do appreciate your input! There has to be someone out there that suits your needs better. Hope you find a better channel.
@@crankshaft007 Seriously? I don't remember him saying they were competing products or that you should buy the Jackery instead because it's lighter. He was just doing a weight/size comparison in case someone already owns the Anker one. It's a "for scale" comparison and he also compared it to a Steam Deck and iPhone. Relax.
I bought two of these a while back and use them all the time. You can even take them on a plane (well, only one of them)! So convenient, thanks for the great review!
@@johntate5284 it’s super impressive so far!! Plus you can keep the screen always on by double pressing the display button. Or put it in low power mode by holding that button.
Man, this is awesome! Only thing I wish it had was a regular wall plug connector. I think this would do pretty well with external flash systems. Thanks Josh!
@@KyleRuggles man, I’m actually looking for a solar generator with wall plug myself! I specifically want one that can INPUT using USB Type C. Like 100 watts would be nice. That way all of my power banks can keep it going. Like this: th-cam.com/video/ufWaa_IvmqU/w-d-xo.html That’s what I did during my last outage. And I’d like more solar generators that are similar.
@@wwjoshdew Anker's 555 PowerHouse is the largest unit I know of that supports 100W PD charging over USB-C. It also has 2 output only 60W ports, but it only has a 200W external power brick for charging. You can combine USB-C and the power brick for charging though. EcoFlow's River 2 Pro has a 25% smaller battery and 20% smaller inverter, and only has 1 USB-C port (100W Bidirectional), but it supports wall charging at up to 940W, meaning it'll fair much better in a rolling outage situation than the Anker 555. For smaller units, Jackery's Explorer 300 Plus also supports 100W charging over one of its two ports, but the small battery and inverter means it won't go very far.
There are at least 5 different wall plug types globally, so a global power appliance OEM like Jackery is smart to NOT limit its products with regional plugs.
Well the bonus to this. Compared to most of jackery's other units and even Ankers C200/300 series. Is this little badboy can even charge at 5volts. Standard usb voltage. So if you got the bare basic of USB 5volt solar system. You can charge it with just basic usb style. The higher jackery's and Anker require at the very LEAST is 9/12volts income.
Also tested. Both USB-C ports at 5volts can double the ampage in. So you can do 3+3 = 6amps in to get 30watts. So that's useful. If you wish to use the cheaper USB 5volt solar panels only.
So I finally pulled the trigger on this, and can’t wait to try an experiment! I’ve been looking at 12v water kettles, they pull about 80w and take about 25 minutes to boil, so with the right adapters I have to see how hot I can get that water via usb c on this little guy, I am tormented with curiosity!
I would like to suggest considering the Powerfort PF200. It is a portable power station equipped with two AC outlets and a PD IN/OUT port rated at 100W. Currently, there is a promotional sale for this product on Amazon. Also, there is a light. Choose the second option for this configuration.
If you want to drain your power quickly and at a constant rate, you should get something like the Atorch DL24. I am using that for powerbank capacity testing.
Have you tested a capacity test at 5volts to check if it's around 20.000mah? (Since the cells are rated at 3.2volts of 31000mah. so 5volts would likely lower it my guess of it's overall mah %)
Great little package. Something similar is a DeWalt 20V 5Ah tool battery along with their 100W USB charger. Not as inexpensive as this new Jackery though.
only thing I am not too keen on is that it does not have a dedicated "power in" port. If this thing is getting low in power it takes one of your USB-C ports to charge it back up while other things may be feeding from it. I have a small power bank like this by Aohi called the Starship and it has a dedicated in USB-C port. You can use as a power bank or a pass-through charging unit. But for the price it is good for outings to let phones charge until you get home. I might just get me one for friends to use and not mind it if it gets damaged.
oh the UGREEN 100 freaking percent. this thing doesn't recharge very fast at all. it starts strong but then goes to 40 watts and stays there. It's tiny and under 100Wh, but the UGreen destroys it in everything.
Don't waste money on this, buy a Ryobi 150w 115v inverter with a 2 pack of 9ah batteries!! With this setup, you get, 150w 115v and 162Wh's each battery. I own 4 of these along with multiple 6ah and 9ah batteries, with light and two USB! Buy Ryobi!
@@wwjoshdew heck yeah! Throw a 9ah battery on that, and that's a great set up. I just find, cost for cost, I like these little inverters, quick battery swap and there is little down time, but with those, once they are depleted, you have to wait for recharge. But yes, if I had Milwaukee, I would have several of those. I also have worx batteries and I got a worx to Ryobi slide, so all my worx batteries are used for my 150w Ryobi inverters, so, I have several days of charging smaller items. Keep up the good work!!
No, ryobi batteries are JUNK. I have so many tool batteries give up me I now use cheaper aftermarket batteries and they prove much more reliable than the OEM ones!
@@Drewcardello Ryobi batteries do suck!! I haven't used an OEM battery for my Ryobi or my other brands in at least 10 years, aftermarket batteries are far superior to OEM batteries!
@@Drewcardello Ryobi tools are good, I'm going on over 5 years with 3 of my 150w inverters, my buddy has already cycled through 3 in two years, so, Ryobi wins the inverter race by cost, and longevity!
Can this be used as a UPS? So if you connect both a power adapter to charge the station to one USB C and a tablet to another one, and then disconnect the power adapter, would it reboot all ports and stop charging the tablet for a second, or will keep going?
That thing is cute! It looks like one of those little novelty items they make for something. But i say BRING ON LiPoFe4 powerbanks! I have been saying for ages that we should be using these batteries. Yeah they are little bit larger but the cycle life is SO MUCH BETTER. Lets hope they make like a 200WH version.
The issue for this is it claims to use lifepo4 batteries yet only 2000cycles till 80% . Quality lifepo4 are rated much better than that . The warranty is only 2 years . Quality lifepo4 average 5 year warranties . So what type of cells does this actually use ?
@@jimjr9143 idk. This definitely is not the best power station. Charges fast outta the gate and then slows down. I need to do a speed test and post it. It’s not bad but it’s not great. For what it is, it’s compact and offers a lot though.
Amazon has a deal right now. You get this free when you purchase an Explorer 1000 or higher. Im going to order the new 1000 v2 now. Pretty cool deal. Looks like these are $100 when purchased separately.
@@dabaydestrian415 Go to the product page. Down below the two styles available, you'll see where it says, Get one free with qualifying purchase. Click. Add the qualifying purchase that you want to your cart. Ex, the 1000 V2. Then add this baby Jackery. Its price should be discounted when you check out.
Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏 I live in Albany Oregon and I have been looking for a great charger for work and daily use, I vape a lot and I was already going to buy it & I always check your channel FIRST!! YOU SOLD ME!! ALREADY HAD IT IN MY CART AT BEST BUY, NOW I'M BUYING IT
Does it interrupt output or renegotiate PD output when you plug in an input? Specifically, can it act as a zero transfer time USB-C UPS? If it doesn't interrupt output it might be a really good router UPS. Assuming it doesn't overheat or randomly shut off. LiFePO4 is also very durable and safe making it perfect for UPS use.
Hey Josh love the video. I have the Anker 737 140w bank and the 250w bank and I love Anker just like you haha. And also the old 767(now the solix f2000). Any plans to do a comparison between rhe Anker smaller banks and this one? This seems to be a "good enough" solution I could see myself recommending instead of Ankers solution but I have to admit 10 years of fantastic Anker product support is hard to beat.
@@jaredpnk oh for sure!! I’m definitely not giving up on Anker. Haha. This thing is small and compact, and powerful. It has a place in my Office permanently!
@@wwjoshdew absolutely!! I see this jackery as a perfect cost effective all in one power bank I can suggest to family members and friends who don't want to pay the Anker premium. Definitely curious to see your video comparison between the 737, 250w bank, and this if you decide to do it!
LiFePO4 battery is safer and way more cycle life, I wish Anker would make some smaller power banks with that battery chemistry like the little Jackery.
The field I work in, my hands get destroyed every day. I literally scrub them and the only way is to fully trim them. And sometimes I'm just way too excited to make a video and I don't notice. But sorry about that.
terable review your all over the dang place
@@MyIronman8 thanks for your honest feedback. It’s how my channel is! So you probably won’t like any future or past videos. But I do appreciate your input! There has to be someone out there that suits your needs better. Hope you find a better channel.
@@wwjoshdewprofessionalism at its best. Subbed.
Exactly how are you comparing another unit that’s more than double capacity then compare weight?
@@crankshaft007 Seriously? I don't remember him saying they were competing products or that you should buy the Jackery instead because it's lighter. He was just doing a weight/size comparison in case someone already owns the Anker one. It's a "for scale" comparison and he also compared it to a Steam Deck and iPhone. Relax.
I bought two of these a while back and use them all the time. You can even take them on a plane (well, only one of them)! So convenient, thanks for the great review!
@@johntate5284 it’s super impressive so far!! Plus you can keep the screen always on by double pressing the display button. Or put it in low power mode by holding that button.
limits are per-battery, so you can take more than one.
I’m stuck between the Anker prime 27650 and the jackery 100. Since I have a 300AC I would like to expand my Anker eco. What do you think?
anker!!! 1000 percent.
Man, this is awesome! Only thing I wish it had was a regular wall plug connector. I think this would do pretty well with external flash systems.
Thanks Josh!
@@KyleRuggles man, I’m actually looking for a solar generator with wall plug myself! I specifically want one that can INPUT using USB Type C. Like 100 watts would be nice. That way all of my power banks can keep it going. Like this: th-cam.com/video/ufWaa_IvmqU/w-d-xo.html That’s what I did during my last outage. And I’d like more solar generators that are similar.
@@wwjoshdew Anker's 555 PowerHouse is the largest unit I know of that supports 100W PD charging over USB-C. It also has 2 output only 60W ports, but it only has a 200W external power brick for charging. You can combine USB-C and the power brick for charging though.
EcoFlow's River 2 Pro has a 25% smaller battery and 20% smaller inverter, and only has 1 USB-C port (100W Bidirectional), but it supports wall charging at up to 940W, meaning it'll fair much better in a rolling outage situation than the Anker 555.
For smaller units, Jackery's Explorer 300 Plus also supports 100W charging over one of its two ports, but the small battery and inverter means it won't go very far.
There are at least 5 different wall plug types globally, so a global power appliance OEM like Jackery is smart to NOT limit its products with regional plugs.
Well the bonus to this. Compared to most of jackery's other units and even Ankers C200/300 series. Is this little badboy can even charge at 5volts. Standard usb voltage. So if you got the bare basic of USB 5volt solar system. You can charge it with just basic usb style. The higher jackery's and Anker require at the very LEAST is 9/12volts income.
Also tested. Both USB-C ports at 5volts can double the ampage in. So you can do 3+3 = 6amps in to get 30watts. So that's useful. If you wish to use the cheaper USB 5volt solar panels only.
So cute powerbank. And maybe you didn't see, I left a comment under the video with anker 737 to help you solve the problem with it
Would you take this jackery or the anker 737?
So I finally pulled the trigger on this, and can’t wait to try an experiment! I’ve been looking at 12v water kettles, they pull about 80w and take about 25 minutes to boil, so with the right adapters I have to see how hot I can get that water via usb c on this little guy, I am tormented with curiosity!
Please update me on the results!!
What kind of measuring device have you used here in the beginning? Do you have a link?
I would like to suggest considering the Powerfort PF200. It is a portable power station equipped with two AC outlets and a PD IN/OUT port rated at 100W. Currently, there is a promotional sale for this product on Amazon. Also, there is a light. Choose the second option for this configuration.
I like that its 99wh. Im still waiting for a 99wh battery thats thin like the baseus blade for my backpack. For me thats the holy grail
If you want to drain your power quickly and at a constant rate, you should get something like the Atorch DL24. I am using that for powerbank capacity testing.
I plan on using mine around the house only. Can you recommend a AC charger to use? Thanks!
Have you tested a capacity test at 5volts to check if it's around 20.000mah? (Since the cells are rated at 3.2volts of 31000mah. so 5volts would likely lower it my guess of it's overall mah %)
I just bought this, how did yours come with the solar panel to type c adapter? Mine only came with the type c cable
Great little package. Something similar is a DeWalt 20V 5Ah tool battery along with their 100W USB charger. Not as inexpensive as this new Jackery though.
Lol, the steamdeck size comparison got me for real. Do it for everything pls!
lol, k!
Why didn't you get the anker 737? That outputs 140 W
i wanted to see if you can charge it with 2 power sources
only thing I am not too keen on is that it does not have a dedicated "power in" port. If this thing is getting low in power it takes one of your USB-C ports to charge it back up while other things may be feeding from it. I have a small power bank like this by Aohi called the Starship and it has a dedicated in USB-C port. You can use as a power bank or a pass-through charging unit. But for the price it is good for outings to let phones charge until you get home. I might just get me one for friends to use and not mind it if it gets damaged.
Can you do a vs this vs the ugreen 300W one im trying to decide which one to get
oh the UGREEN 100 freaking percent. this thing doesn't recharge very fast at all. it starts strong but then goes to 40 watts and stays there. It's tiny and under 100Wh, but the UGreen destroys it in everything.
Just ordered the Solar Gen 1000 V2 on Prime Day and got this as a free bonus, along with a hat. Woot!
Fun review, btw!
Hi sir, did you try if charging mac laptop continously with premiere pro editting,how long this can last?
Don't waste money on this, buy a Ryobi 150w 115v inverter with a 2 pack of 9ah batteries!! With this setup, you get, 150w 115v and 162Wh's each battery. I own 4 of these along with multiple 6ah and 9ah batteries, with light and two USB! Buy Ryobi!
as a milwaukee guy, this is ideal: www.milwaukeetool.com/Products/2846-20
@@wwjoshdew heck yeah! Throw a 9ah battery on that, and that's a great set up. I just find, cost for cost, I like these little inverters, quick battery swap and there is little down time, but with those, once they are depleted, you have to wait for recharge. But yes, if I had Milwaukee, I would have several of those.
I also have worx batteries and I got a worx to Ryobi slide, so all my worx batteries are used for my 150w Ryobi inverters, so, I have several days of charging smaller items.
Keep up the good work!!
No, ryobi batteries are JUNK. I have so many tool batteries give up me I now use cheaper aftermarket batteries and they prove much more reliable than the OEM ones!
@@Drewcardello Ryobi batteries do suck!! I haven't used an OEM battery for my Ryobi or my other brands in at least 10 years, aftermarket batteries are far superior to OEM batteries!
@@Drewcardello Ryobi tools are good, I'm going on over 5 years with 3 of my 150w inverters, my buddy has already cycled through 3 in two years, so, Ryobi wins the inverter race by cost, and longevity!
The uGreen 48,000 is smaller and puts out more on all three USB-C ports. Also, the Anker Prime 27,500 is smaller and outputs more as well.
@@douglasmontgomery6315 they are totally different products. Each has their benefits. That’s for sure. Thanks for your input!
Can this be used as a UPS? So if you connect both a power adapter to charge the station to one USB C and a tablet to another one, and then disconnect the power adapter, would it reboot all ports and stop charging the tablet for a second, or will keep going?
Is this better than the anker 737?
@@dabaydestrian415 nope. But it’s really cool and I’ve enjoyed it so far.
How long would it last just for phone for 3days fishing would it last the 3days thanks
Depends on how big the battery in your phone is. Id say it should.
Question, can this also be hooked on a 100 solar panel or would that input be too much?? Thanks for this great Video
That thing is cute! It looks like one of those little novelty items they make for something.
But i say BRING ON LiPoFe4 powerbanks! I have been saying for ages that we should be using these batteries. Yeah they are little bit larger but the cycle life is SO MUCH BETTER.
Lets hope they make like a 200WH version.
I can’t get this to charge my rog ally on 65w. It’s only going up to like 30
Help if possible
The issue for this is it claims to use lifepo4 batteries yet only 2000cycles till 80% . Quality lifepo4 are rated much better than that . The warranty is only 2 years . Quality lifepo4 average 5 year warranties . So what type of cells does this actually use ?
@@jimjr9143 idk. This definitely is not the best power station. Charges fast outta the gate and then slows down. I need to do a speed test and post it. It’s not bad but it’s not great. For what it is, it’s compact and offers a lot though.
I just got my dune grey in direct from them, but it won’t put out anything close to 100w. I’m plugging in my rog ally and it only going to 35w
Amazon has a deal right now. You get this free when you purchase an Explorer 1000 or higher. Im going to order the new 1000 v2 now. Pretty cool deal. Looks like these are $100 when purchased separately.
@@bansheerider619 very nice!!
How do you get the deal?
@@dabaydestrian415 Go to the product page. Down below the two styles available, you'll see where it says, Get one free with qualifying purchase. Click. Add the qualifying purchase that you want to your cart. Ex, the 1000 V2. Then add this baby Jackery. Its price should be discounted when you check out.
@@dabaydestrian415 by buying the Jackery 1000 v2 with 200w SolarSaga panel. The promotion was for Amazon Prime Day, which is over now.
This is so awesome! Thanks for the video.
you are very welcome! Thanks for the comment. :)
Would be nice to have some actual real world capacity test as well solar charging tests
Thank you thank you thank you 🙏🙏🙏🙏 I live in Albany Oregon and I have been looking for a great charger for work and daily use, I vape a lot and I was already going to buy it & I always check your channel FIRST!! YOU SOLD ME!! ALREADY HAD IT IN MY CART AT BEST BUY, NOW I'M BUYING IT
congrats. not the fastest recharging power bank, but it's small, compact, has pass through, and is great so far.
how many times can this charge an average cell phone before it dies?
Imo, this power station is too big to NOT HAVE A 120 VOLT outlet! I could plug a laptop or lamp into.
Does it interrupt output or renegotiate PD output when you plug in an input? Specifically, can it act as a zero transfer time USB-C UPS?
If it doesn't interrupt output it might be a really good router UPS. Assuming it doesn't overheat or randomly shut off. LiFePO4 is also very durable and safe making it perfect for UPS use.
Had to check if this was released on April 1st
Cannot wait for your hands on review of the Asus ROG Ally X! Please compare against the Steam Deck OLED as I'm deciding on which one to get, thanks!
Lifepo4
I just bought a 30,000 mah Romoss Power Bank that gives 65w Type C and charges at 65w too.. Not bad for a $35 product
Hey Josh love the video.
I have the Anker 737 140w bank and the 250w bank and I love Anker just like you haha. And also the old 767(now the solix f2000).
Any plans to do a comparison between rhe Anker smaller banks and this one? This seems to be a "good enough" solution I could see myself recommending instead of Ankers solution but I have to admit 10 years of fantastic Anker product support is hard to beat.
@@jaredpnk oh for sure!! I’m definitely not giving up on Anker. Haha. This thing is small and compact, and powerful. It has a place in my Office permanently!
@@wwjoshdew absolutely!!
I see this jackery as a perfect cost effective all in one power bank I can suggest to family members and friends who don't want to pay the Anker premium.
Definitely curious to see your video comparison between the 737, 250w bank, and this if you decide to do it!
LiFePO4 battery is safer and way more cycle life, I wish Anker would make some smaller power banks with that battery chemistry like the little Jackery.
I thought 27,500 mah was 100wh? Not 31,000 mah?
27.5000mah are 100wh when the voltage of the battery is at 3,7V. The battery here has a voltage of 3,2V. 31.000mah * 3,2V / 1000 = 99,2Wh.
Hey Josh find a power bank with only a ac outlet but really really cheap
The main selling point is lifepo4
It’s feels illegal to be this early 😂
Power-Z USB C Tester: th-cam.com/video/vBXPYHQkyJQ/w-d-xo.html
Other Power-Z Tester: th-cam.com/video/F6laUWsQFEg/w-d-xo.html
Lol, love the design, little baby Jackery power station.
exactly. it's just cute. I used it to charge my Steam Deck OLED yesterday. I love this little thing.
So cute
lol so cute
Yup, it is pretty adorable.
Trim/clean your nails lol plz
The field I work in, my hands get destroyed every day. I literally scrub them and the only way is to fully trim them. And sometimes I'm just way too excited to make a video and I don't notice. But sorry about that.
Usb a @18w 😂😂😂😂😂
Waste of $$
Thank you for your opinion.
Realy not a scam???
Totaly stupid to do this design in this formfactor....
It’s cute and small. Get over it. Please be a nicer person!
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