Compare Jackery Power Stations

Jackery calls its units Explorer; in some markets they are sold as the E series (such as the E500 v2, E1000 v2, E2000 v2). The number in the name roughly indicates the capacity class: an Explorer 1000 v2 has around 1 kWh, an E2000 v2 around 2 kWh. The small models such as the Explorer 100 Plus are particularly compact and suit phones, cameras and laptops.

Under the name “Solar Generator”, Jackery sells kits combining a power station with a foldable SolarSaga panel. The current v2 models use LiFePO4 cells; older Explorer generations still used NMC batteries, which shows in weight and cycle count.

With Jackery in particular, many generations are on sale at the same time.

Jackery is known for simple operation and a clean design, which suits beginners. If you are looking for lots of power per kilogram or a particularly wide choice of expansions, compare the data sheets with EcoFlow, Bluetti or Anker SOLIX. You will find Jackery’s balcony solar batteries (SolarVault) in the balcony solar batteries section or on wosolar.de.

The Explorer 100 Plus and similar small units fit in any backpack and charge phones, cameras and laptops. The 500 class suits weekend camping with a cool box. The 1000 class is the all-rounder for motorhome and garden, while the 2000 and 3000 models serve as a backup reserve for several devices. Before buying, always compare the current generation with the previous version – the price difference can be considerable. Pay particular attention to battery type, charging time and number of sockets, as this is where the generations have changed the most.