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This is awesome ran cameras and phone chargers and filled up a mattress a few times and only went to 80%. It would be nice if the solar panel was a little cheaper.
Christian Chapman
ClientVery good quality power bank. I have bought a couple Jackery power banks for my NIV/Ventilator to use during lightening storms and power outages. These power banks are reliable, excellent quality and have safety features that protect my Vent. Highly recommend this product.
SHARI NEES
ClientVery happy with the purchase. Super easy to use and the recharge rate is great. This is a new purchase for me so this is an initial review. Shipping was timely, package arrived in good shape. Very please so far with this purchase. Looking to purchase a bit larger unit in the near future for another use remotely.
Rick L
ClientJackery vs EcoFlow — Which Solar Generator is Better?
Jackery and EcoFlow are two of the biggest names in portable power. But which brand is better for your needs? We compare them side-by-side.
EcoFlow
- Design: EcoFlow Delta weighs about 13.1kg.
- Build: EcoFlow’s Delta series features robust materials built for frequent use.
- Battery & Capacity: EcoFlow’s line includes the River (720Wh), Delta (1260Wh), and Delta Pro (3600Wh).
- Price & Value: EcoFlow’s River Pro costs around £300, while the Delta is roughly £800.
- Use Cases: EcoFlow is better for more power-hungry setups, especially if you're running multiple devices.
- Conclusion: Fast charging, expandable systems, smart features, smart home integration. Heavier, higher initial cost, more complex for new users.
Jackery
- Design: While the Jackery Explorer 1000 comes in at 11.5kg.
- Build: Jackery focuses on a sleek finish and practicality, making their units perfect for casual adventurers.
- Battery & Capacity: Jackery’s models range from Explorer 500 (518Wh) to Explorer 2000 Pro (2224Wh).
- Price & Value: Jackery’s Explorer 500 is near £400, and the Explorer 1000 sits at about £900.
- Use Cases: Jackery takes the lead for ease-of-carry and quick setup.
- Conclusion: Lightweight, beginner-friendly, dependable, easy to carry. Slower charging, limited expansion, lacks smart features.
Use Cases
Use Cases for Solar Generators & Portable Power

Home Backup Power
- Lights, Wi-Fi, and communication devices
- Refrigerators and small kitchen appliances
- Medical equipment (CPAP, oxygen concentrators)
- Charging phones and laptops
- Quieter and safer than gas generators

RV & Van Life
- Power fans, lights, TVs, and kitchen gadgets
- Recharge with solar panels while parked
- Compact and easy to store in small spaces
- Avoid noisy campground generators

Camping & Outdoor Adventures
- Charge phones, GPS, drones, and cameras
- Run small coolers, lanterns, or Bluetooth speakers
- Lightweight and portable—easy to carry
- Eco-friendly, silent power source

Off-Grid Living
- Power essential daily appliances
- Recharge using solar energy year-round
- Low maintenance & zero fuel costs
- Supports energy-efficient living
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