The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 power station is back on sale at Amazon — save $400 right now
SAVE OVER $400: As of Jan. 16, the Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 is on sale for $398.99 at Amazon. That's 50% off the list price.
The Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 is back on sale at Amazon, and if you've been looking for a reliable power source for your next camping trip or power cut, this model is the perfect choice. Oh, and it's half off right now. As of Jan. 16, you'll save $400.01, taking the price down to $389.99 for a limited time. This price is for the power station unit only, however, there are many upgrade options that are also on sale, like the additional solar panel for $599.
It may be a compact power station, but it's powerful. It delivers a 1,500W AC output with a 3,000W surge, making it capable of running appliances like fridges, AC units, and electric pots. It's great for powering devices and mini fridges while camping too, and its 23.8 pound weight means it is nice and portable.
It can fully recharge in as little as one hour using the emergency charging via the Jackery app, or in 1.7 hours by default to help preserve battery health. It's also supported by ChargeShield 2.0 for better charging, helping to preserve the battery which is designed to last over 10 years.
For powering devices, there are multiple power points, including AC ports, USB-C and USB-A ports, a DC car port, and integrated LED lighting. Charging modes and settings can be adjusted through the Jackery app, as well as monitoring of battery levels.
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