Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 Portable Power Station,1070Wh,1500W

Many of you are probably like me having a tough time deciding between Delta 2 or Explorer 1000v2. The 2 are almost identical in all aspects. Both Ecoflow and Jackery are good brands, and you can expect good build quality and reliability. Seems that the Explorer is always priced at $50 below the Delta 2. At the end, I picked the Explorer. The rationale was simple. I could not find any justification to spend $50 more for the Delta 2. On Black Friday, net price for Explorer was $349, which was a no brainer. For reference I paid $400 for the Ecoflow River 2 Pro 8 months ago.I use these power stati

This battery is awesome. I am a service electrician and I’ll take it when I’m doing a new meter for a customer and they plug in there fridges/freezers or keep there internet and computer on so they can work and I will use it with my large hammer drill to cut through masonry or hammer in 8 ft ground rods with no problem.The main thing I bought it for was camping. I have a Cpap and it’s important that I use it or I’m miserable the whole time and no one sleeps. I had a small portable battery that can give me on to two nights. But all the amenities are turned off (ie no heated air or humidity) jus

I've had it a year now. It's great but if you're running a car refrigerator and you are full-time nomadic traveler and stay in one place for an extended period of time, say one week, you'll need something bigger. Caveat, presently I do not have enough solar to fully charge it and that will change soon. Car charging goes pretty good on long drives using my 4Runner lighter outlet. It's not quick but gets the job done. I have not tried USB-C cables yet but am purchasing 2 today. Keep an eye on the charging cord adapter ends as they could heat up if cheaper ones are purchased and/or are not connec

I went back and forth on this for awhile before finally pulling the trigger because it definitely is an expensive buy for something that you probably don't really need. Let's face it, it's a "convenience" or a "dad likes his toys" buy. I know some folks have bemoaned that it can't power some appliances for very long but that's not really what it's intended purpose is. Jackery makes all kinds of power solutions that are deisgned as home backup but this isn't that. At 1070 Watt hours you're certainly not powering anything approaching a home appliance for any measurable amount of time.I've tested

Handy, quick charging, long lasting. A lot easier to deal with than a gas generator

i bought this to power my cpap machine during power outages. my cpap is vital to my sleep and well being and i can’t go one night without it. this fit the bill perfectly. several ac plugs and one DC plug, also features fast charging usb c and one regular usb.this battery also features a small led light. my inital testing revealed that i can get around 2 nights (8 hrs) or so out of the battery, however, i have yet to purchase the DC plug that is more efficent in running the cpap than AC. for my testing, i left the humidity and heated hose set to auto, thus consuming more of the battery. battery

This works great. I live in the mountains and when we have high winds our power is shut off to prevent fires, which I appreciate. I don’t have a “normal” generator because I need to get a transfer switch installed so I just bought this. I am very happy with it. Just as a background I bought the 240 version years ago before living in the mountains and used it for camping to charge my phone and laptop and the smaller one worked so well I upgraded. I have had the 240 for four years and it still works great. I use rechargeable lightbulbs for lighting which works phenomenal and use the 1000v2 to ch

We have not yet used it to power any devices/appliances, etc. We tested it out and it seemed to work very well. We are very impressed that after several weeks it has held its charge at 100%. We only charged it once last month. It is compact and easy to carry around the house.