Jackery's latest sale offers campers savings of more than £1,000 on portable power stations, with the Explorer 1000 v2 now priced at £360.05 (was £899). The discount applies to a range of compact units designed to keep gadgets charged or run larger appliances during road trips and power cuts.
Shoppers can get an extra 5% off the sale price on smaller Explorer models using the code Reach5 by the end of the Prime Day sale on Wednesday, October 7. The Explorer 1000 v2 provides 1,070Wh and is suitable for camping, caravanning, and emergency reserve power. It uses LiFePO4 battery cells rated for roughly 4,000 charging cycles and can reach a full charge in one hour via its Emergency Super Charging mode. A version bundled with a 100W solar panel is also available for off-grid charging.
High-Capacity Power for Home Backup and Off-Grid Adventures
At the upper end of the range, higher-capacity models such as the Explorer 3000 v2 with a SolarSaga 200W bundle are now £1,595.05 (was £2,599), a saving of £1,003.95. These units are suited for home backup, caravanning, or long off-grid trips, and can power equipment including fridges, lights, WiFi routers, coffee machines, and other compatible appliances for more than 30 hours. Some versions include solar panels for off-grid charging.
The sale covers additional power stations and solar generator bundles in various capacities, from weekend camping to emergency home backup, as reported by the Mirror.
Alternatives and Customer Reviews
Alternative options include the DJI Power 2000 Portable Power Station at £959 from Currys, which delivers up to 3,000W output, operates at 29dB, and is solar-compatible. At Argos, the EcoFlow Delta 3 Max Plus Portable Power Station is £1,099, boasting a 4,000-cycle battery life for home backup or off-grid use.
Customers have given Jackery products high ratings. One buyer praised the Explorer 1000 v2: "This item is robust and space-efficient, fitting seamlessly in my workspace. When the power goes out, it becomes a real game changer. I can continue my tasks as if everything is normal, which is quite impressive. The most advantageous aspect for me [is] the USB-C ports. I can connect my Mac directly to it without needing an adapter."
Another said: "Superb piece of kit. Purchased to run our camping fridge and charge mobile phones. It ran the fridge all weekend at 4°C and only dropped to 75%. Very happy with it and can't wait to take it on longer trips." One reviewer reported an error code issue, but noted customer service had been "great" so far. Another added: "Great item. Allows me to put my solar panels in different places whilst keeping the battery pack inside."