Jackery 1000 V2 - When Will They Learn?

[@TheSolarLab]

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[@mannyfragoza9652]

I have 2 olderJackery's The 500 and the 240.The 240 I use almost daily for running a small USB fan to cool off my Battery charger and Charge Controller and also a Tire air compressor for my mountain bike. Plus i like i can use the Jackery 500 power brick to charge the 240 in no time at all.

[@leokolev]

@@TheSolarLab on Amazon it cost 3 times less....

[@jasonweldon7813]

Please do a full review of bluetti ac180

[@leokolev]

@jasonweldon7813 Bluetti AC180 with beautiful 4 USB-A ports 😀 I don't understand why is people still buying this now...

[@420jahlion]

can you do a solar panel comparison? the website is very confusing and they say you can use other solar panels but need to be specific output.. but i cant find any real info and dont know anything about solar panels. jackery portable panels are neat but expensive so i was looking for alternatives

[@leokolev]

I really love your channel since you review EcoFlow Delta 3 plus and explained problems with hhe overheating... ONLY YOU DID IT! Everybody else showed only good sides of this station... I have Delta 3 plus too...and have the same problem with the fan and overheating... You are really good! Respect! Not everything is about the money....🎉

[@berniegoodman2823]

I've been using the 1000W old version for a long time; others have borrowed and used it also; still works fine; no complaints.

[@charleswtuggle]

I bought two of them on black Friday for $349.00 each and they should arrive next week. I believe that was a awesome deal.

[@BillyBobDingledorf]

That's reasonable. The $800 mentioned in this video is nutz.

[@charleswtuggle]

@@BillyBobDingledorf Yes I agree but for 56% off I'll take two.

[@knightd427]

I ordered one for that price as well...should be here tomorrow.

[@leokolev]

@@charleswtuggle me too, love this station 👍

[@georgeseibert1068]

​@charleswtuggle I got 2 of them at $350

[@evahsia]

Couple of comments. (1) The plastic thing in the 120V plugs is most likely a tamper resistance feature, not water splash feature. Indoor outlets are now required to be TR, and that logically might be extending to power boxes. (2) It makes sense that they suggest 6 100W panels to actually provide 400W. If you use less than 6, likely you won't achieve 400W under any typical condition.

[@BePatient888]

No it's misinformation. You can only do four panels, to ensure you stay within the V/Amp ratings of the ports.

[@evahsia]

@@BePatient888 Disagree. As I said, typical conditions. As long as you stay under the Voltage limit (by intelligent serial/parallel wiring), the solar input circuit will control the current within the 400W limit. In principle, you can even go above 6 panels, wired in parallel.

[@BePatient888]

@@evahsia (This is info you can find in MANY, MANY basic solar energy info sources) Overloading your solar charge controller can cause serious issues, including (1) Overheating: If the controller is asked to handle more power than it’s designed for, it can overheat. This could lead to failure or permanent damage. (2) Reduced Efficiency: When a charge controller is overloaded, it may not be able to effectively manage the power from the solar panels, which reduces the overall efficiency of your system. (3) System Damage: In extreme cases, an overloaded charge controller can damage both the controller and the batteries, leaving you with costly repairs. It's safer to stay within the stated parameters if you're working with an ALL-IN-ONE solution like these Jackery's. But to each his own. Merry Christmas.

[@evahsia]

@@BePatient888 I agree with everything you said above. Particular with respect to the cheaper units. But you missed a couple of points. Generally speaking, it is overloading the voltage that causes damage, NOT overloading the current. It is important to distinguish the two when trying to understand actual failure rates. Simply saying excess POWER can damage the controller is ignoring the details, because one can overload the voltage without overloading the power. Second you keep ignoring my main point, that one may not get 100W under TYPICAL CONDITIONS. Specifically, if I KNOW that the 100W panel will NEVER produce more than 80W under my conditions (e.g., high latitude), then why do you insist I can't use 5 panels, wired in parallel, for a total of 400W? That is what you called misinformation.

[@BePatient888]

@@evahsia It's misinformation on the website. The product manuals explicitly list 400W total. Jackery markets these units to people who don't necessarily know the more technical aspects of solar panels, or properly putting together safe power stations. BTW, not sure how you'll get 5 panels connected properly, because, in Jackery's manual, it states: " When the two inputs are used at the same time, please make sure to use the same type of solar panel and the number of solar panels in the two inputs must be the same to avoid damage or charging problems of the equipment due to inconsistent voltages of the two channels." And the illustrations show you shouldn't have 3 on one side, and 1 or 2 on the other.

[@harrycee656]

Recently got an Ecoflow Delta 3 1500 for $635 before tax at Costco. It gave me 89% of capacity with an 805W AC load. Love it. Added it to my stable of 2 other Ecoflows. I also got turned away from Jackery due to the reviews and lost trust in them after visiting their site. I recently bought a Pecron for an off grid shed project. Can't trust a brand that can't get information right on their site. It's like they couldn't be bothered. So why would they bother with a warranty or a good quality? They may be great, but perception is reality. I spent 1200 with Ecoflow instead of Jackery because of my perception of quality and reliability.

[@jeff_newriver6350]

You know… I have the original 1000 and notwithstanding the comments made, it’s a great device … and it’s lasting now 3 or 4 years from camping, boating, power outages and at the cottage.

[@christopherdickson8307]

Been using my old 500 and 240 for years with many blackouts in between camping trips. They work perfectly. No Ragrets!

[@calebmcclure3893]

Same, had my OG 1000 since 2022, still going strong in 2025 💪

[@foreverrving3281]

I have the 1000V2, 300plus, 100plus. No problems, they all work as they should. Well build and solid, all the USB outlets line up in the housing (unlike my Anker 300AC). When charging/running loads, they might have louder fans, but don’t reach stupid high temperatures like my Anker 300AC. I ran my Anker 300 with a 275W load for an hour, it reached 52C/126F !!! I did the same with my Jackery 300Plus, it reached 37C/98F. I thought the Anker product would be superior to Jackery, I was wrong. Stick with something that isn’t going to burn your house down.

[@Charles-Meyer]

I have been thinking about getting this one and after this review I probably will.

[@k.b.woodworker3250]

Excellent review. I did get one from Home Depot for the reasons you described. It was on special over the holidays with a 100W solar panel. You can charge devices with just the cord, no power station attached. That's why it's on the cord and not the power station.

[@07ArchAngel]

I bought mine with the 200w Solar Panel for $700. Panel averages about 172w in direct sunlight. Ran my Laptop, a few other devices with my Star Link all day and throughout the entire evening. Enough for the road. Would buy a different system to run Fridge, House backup stuff though.

[@danielcraig9349]

I bought one from Amazon on Black Friday for $349.00 (was $399.00 but they had $50 coupon and free shipping if I agreed to delivery in January which I guess is so they could buy them in a predictable bulk shipment). Hopefully I still get it at that price and it ships. My intent is to have this in the back pantry/washroom hooked up to my solar array (still waiting on that) which is going to be 1600 watts max, going into the MPPT to a 24 volt battery, and then the battery will have both connections to the solar input drawing 400 watts, and the Jackery will have a modern fridge plugged in as well as a small 250w ceramic heater to keep that area from freezing in the winter. Lots to work on for that but thanks for that detail about the 400W solar input. I too thought it was going to 600w, and that maybe there was the capability of more but it was underrated for some reason.

[@adriftatlas]

That's the only reason to buy this unit. It's inexpensive at $350. If you're willing to spend a hundred more then there are better options. Otherwise the solar charging limits are lame and the odd connectors are worse.

[@christopherdickson8307]

@@adriftatlas I was looking at the Anker C800 Plus for $429 but went with this instead. What are the better $450 options for you?

[@jabbajawz]

​@@christopherdickson8307 I got the Anker C1000X for $429... It went to that price at the end of black Friday on Amazon. I got it on Wellbots though for the same price.

[@danielcraig9349]

@@adriftatlas Yep, exactly and it gets me around the necessity for a permit since it will not be hooked into my house or grid power ! Plus my son will take it camping sometimes. I also have a 1200w (in reality 600w) wind turbine for the days when it is windy across my field which is pretty much every day. That will hook into the 24v battery, and I suppose I can use my old 1000w PS inverter hooked up to the battery as well, but that will be turned off most of the time. My son is tired of lugging his big Champion 8500w inverter generator to the campgrounds so that they can play music and run a rice cooker and a blender for drinks LOL. The jackery fits that need for 350 bucks. I could have built him a DYI in a milkcrate like Will Prowse did for half the cost, but being self contained and having the flexibility without looking too hokey sold it for me.

[@knightd427]

I got one for that price on Black Friday as well. It will be here tomorrow. I bought it to power the truck camper I'm currently building. I'm going to use a 600 watt DC power supply to power the camper's 12 volt fuse block. I also plan to have 400 watts of solar on the roof, but will also get a small 2000 watt inverter generator.

[@unwin42]

Why did you call the 8020 solar input barrel jacks “mc3”?

[@420jahlion]

i got the explorer 1000 plus including 200w foldable solar panel . for $700. im enjoying it a lot. cant wait for the stackable batteries to be on sale.

[@Mediiiicc]

Got this on Amazon for $399 during Black Friday sale!

[@leokolev]

Me too... 🎉 So good station 👍👍👍 Better only 1000 plus😊

[@jabbajawz]

It went to $350 with the Amazon coupon. I was very tempted, but went with the Anker C1000x for $429

[@danielcraig9349]

@@jabbajawz Yeah I like the design and specs of the Anker a bit better due to the expandability and the extra outlets and the longer light in the front across the entire front. Kid would use that a lot camping. Also the 600W solar input would have been great, and I had seen it for $429, I would have snatched that up too. If I see them go on sale again in the future for THAT price, then yeah, I'm snatching one up and will let the kid have the Jackery full time.

[@leokolev]

@jabbajawz Anker c1000x is the best! Love it!!!

[@brpixels]

A few got it for 299 with some coupons

[@davidpopowicz7689]

For expansion you can get something like a 24v battery or 48v (if the unit supports 60v input). An easy way to add a kwh or two of capacity.

[@MYOB100]

Yes, there are tons of videos here telling you exactly how to do that

[@johnjanuary4918]

Late 2024 I purchased a Jackery Solar Generator 1000 v2 with 200W Solar Panel, like the one in this clip. 1070Wh Portable Power Station LiFePO4 Battery,1500W AC/100W USB-C Output, 1Hr Fast Charge I paid $799 for the Battery and Panel as a package. looking on amazon just now, that exact same package is listed at $1,299

[@freedomaudit]

YES YOU CAN GET THEM AT LOWES BOUGHT ONE BEFORE CHRISTMAS

[@purplebull582]

I had to pause your video to say thank you for being concise! I appreciate the lack of fluff and fill in your delivery! I got the 1000v2 on Amazon's BF deal, with the 200W solar panel for $650 total. I took a chance on another solar panel, Luvknit 200W. I didn't find your channel until today. I have been doing testing with my Jackery. It was part of my disaster preparedness supplies, and hunting/glamping/fishing trips. The other brand solar panel has been REALLY good in tests, and it came with the 7909>8020 adapter. I got it for $183 BF, it seems to be consistently priced at $229 with a $30 coupon, since then. It is not bi-facial, but has put out as much, sometimes slightly more, than my Jack panel. It has 4 kickstands, instead of 2, and it has a built in zippered pouch for stowing the cables. The cable is not removable. Could be an issue for replacement. It is a definitely a pro or a con, potentially. I will happily let you know more about that other panel, if you have a curiosity. Again, thanks for not having me sit through a bunch of long, drawn out scenes of plugging in, unboxing, setting up tests, etc! Cheers!

[@purplebull582]

P.S. You got a like and subscribe, my man! I will be looking at more of the vids on your channel!

[@jeffreyallen1290]

You are spot on about the company and their website. I absolutely hate misleading information on company websites. I believe it is often done intentionally. I have an older Jackery 500 and ordered the 1000 v2 on black friday, can't wait to get it. I've been happy with their products but not the company. Thanks for the excellent review.

[@MarcMarion-c7i]

I appreciate The honest review. Every other video is a paid promotion or jackery provided the product and isn’t a fair review

[@MYOB100]

But if you buy from Jackery they give you a 3-year extended warranty AND free shipping if you have to return it. Getting that extra warranty is important to me.

[@christopherdickson8307]

Pretty easy to register your Jackery on their site if you bought it elsewhere. They give you the same extended warranty. I bought a refurbished 300+ and had zero problems.

[@celorenzo]

I love the unit (I bought two of them). New battery chemistry (LifePO4), folding handle and app. I got them both on an Amazon pre Christmas sale for $349 I have 5 other ecoflow power stations and I like both. My entry unit was a couple Jackery explorer 500's but they used a much weaker battery chemistry, no app and the handle didn't fold down. This 1000v2 is soo much better. Go Jackery

[@roymcleod2514]

I'll be keeping my eye open to see if you will be trying out that Green OE power home backup station . I love what you guys do. And your opinion definitely matters when it comes to my purchases.

[@nisagomez4366]

I bought a new power station in Dec 2024. While researching, the Jackery website turned me off to purchasing from them due to the lack of information on their products. I ended buying the Bluetti AC70. Love it.

[@TJDawgs72]

Got one a month ago for just $328 including tax! (sale, $60 coupon, $98 extra discount). So far I’m liking it but I haven’t put it through its paces yet. The design is great and the phone app for it is very helpful. The one thing I don’t like is the fact that I had to buy a 12v car charging cable aftermarket for $25. I wish they would stop cheaping out and include those cables…other than that I don’t have a whole lot of complaints. Also, I did not get the cable that you are showing in this video. The cable I got was just a straight traditional power supply cord with no USB inputs or anything else. I am curious about the cable that you showed in the video.

[@rickpartlow534]

I love mine. Works great.

[@bobby350z]

Thanks for the video. The BF deal ($349) was pretty good. Care less if the specs on the web site are right or wrong. Now a days you can find more info from youtube and dedicated forums.

[@zsedcify]

These mid-size solar generators should be designed to be easily compatible a standard 400W mono panel (cheap and widely available) with a built-in MPPT and standard PV connector port . . . all those portable PV panels in the market are 2-3X more expensive ($/W) and many have proprietary funky DC connectors . . I really dislike proprietary connectors.

[@BePatient888]

Got this on sale at Amazon for $399 (Black Friday sale), then got a second for sale again in December, for $749, that included one 200W Solar Saga solar panel. I did my research, and completely agree with EVERYTHING on this video about how Jackery hides the specs, or misreports them, or just reports them in THE most confusing manner. I think they do this to make it harder for people to buy non-Jackery after market equipment (to save money). But if you educate yourself, you can do this anyhow with sufficient adapters and connectors. The solar inputs are DC8020 now, whereas the old Jackery's were DC7909. Be aware and get adapters.

[@denmaakujin9161]

You know what these reviews needs, a comparison with other products like you can get similar products or better products for x price.

[@JeremyjsmSWVA]

this is available from home depot right now for $599 with the solar panel $1000 package for for just $600 that cant be beat anywhere right now

[@ckdcpa6669]

Great review

[@777wrench]

I pick one on Amazon black Friday for $389.00 and an off brand 200 watt panel for $100. I got for a back up power supply for my cpap . Have actually used it yet.

[@andrievbastichy8551]

first! hoo ah! another good video! they need to beat the oupes mega 1 price if they are gonna be 1070Wh. mega 1 has easy 600w input on solar (claims 800w) dang! SOLD out on their site already

[@ryantoomey611]

At 5:19, I had to find all the specs by downloading the manual from their website which lists all the specs in detail. From what I gather from the manual the two solar inputs are rated at 200 watts each for a total of 400 watts when using both inputs. To take advantage of the 400watt solar charging you will need two solar panels that are each rated for at least 200 watts. I believe if you plug in a single 400 watt panel to one of the inputs this unit will only charge at 200 watts. The manual does say you can get a splitter cable from Jackery to split the two solar connections into one, so the solar charging is somewhat proprietary and non-standard.

[@Hangglide]

i love the remote internet control the station from anywhere internet available!!! I can remotely turn on ac , dc, and the integrated light. I can remote control the device to enter battery save mode to limit charge limit to 85%. I can see the temperature etc. awesome!!! I got my Jackery expkorer 1000 v2 for $380 or so from Amazon Thanksgiving deals. Btw the light is good but too much glare into eyes. The light is like a high beam into your eyes.

[@christopherdickson8307]

Yes a more diffused area light like Anker has would be better. Can't beat that black Friday price though!

[@rtsrts2317]

Why only 85%? if you want cell balancing, it needs to hit 100%. You'll eventually get cell drift and loss of capacity. You're way more likely to degrade cell from calendar aging than from just using it's full capacity. People seem to confuse LFP with LiPo. LFP is meant to be used and abused. LiPo doesn't like 100% SOC.

[@shayne87]

I don't trust Jackery or DJI but for different reasons lol. The light on the power station reminds me of the imprinted ruler on my Klein Modbox. It's something I originally thought was gimmicky, but I catch myself using all the time. Wish my Ecloflow had one

[@kenniharder1680]

does anybody know the maximum solar input because I rely on solar?🤔

[@martinsmith3354]

Try using their redeemable points system....

[@purplebull582]

It is garbage, and not worth trying to figure out what you can use it on. 1 point to Jackery for being a jack@$$

[@jacktapping1898]

I have 1000 points but have to spend £1000 to activate them ??

[@texasnative]

Jackery said the max solar input on this unit is 200 w. I was looking at ordering the 500w panel but it's not compatible with this unit.

[@isaacd3006]

Could you do a review on the explorer 2,000 v2? Or what do you guys think of it if you have already?

[@coldfront7914]

I prefer the Anker products

[@KismetBP]

The Kleenex of power stations. ❤

[@leokolev]

U r f... Rong..

[@Thomasr435]

Can you input charge thru the TYPE C Port? (PD Charging?)

[@LilRedDog]

No.

[@ryantoomey611]

Got this on Amazon around Black Friday for only $399 with additional $50 off coupon. This unit is a steal at that price. I would not recommend buying this at the full price of $799

[@christopherdickson8307]

It's a good unit for me so far. Runs the frig during a blackout no problem. Yes, their website is somewhat misleading especially for the older obsolete lithium ion models. I've had good luck contacting their customer service with my previous Jackerys. Even though their marketing can be lacking, their product is not. The whole solar wattage in misrepresentation is not a deal breaker! I bet 80% of users buying this will just be charging it by wall plug anyways. They were blowing these out for weeks on Amazon for as little as $399 plus a $60 off coupon for black Friday week. Price is usually better on Amazon rather than their website. Keep in mind when you buy elsewhere, you need to register the serial number on the Jackery website and you get a warranty extension. For the often $400 - $500 sale price, it cannot be beat! My buddy bought the old 1000 a year ago for a 1,000 bucks... The V2 is so much better for half the price!

[@Artur-sw8er]

I wish these portable stations had remote controls for on/off. Wired or wireless. I dont want apps on my phone

[@elevationmed3361]

They have great support on amazon

[@mattb7406]

I just returned a black Friday 1000+ it would not charge full power and it ran too warm. Kept getting stuck at 200 W AC charging.

[@ek8137]

Amazon?

[@mattb7406]

@@ek8137 jackery direct. they were good to work with for refund. i dont think the unit is cooling properly and got stuck often not going past 300w ac in.

[@ek8137]

@@mattb7406 thank you

[@taokodr]

I just want to make sure I'm not misunderstanding something: I currently have 2 of the Jackery 240 model. Is the input port for the 1000 different from the port on my 240s? Because, yeah, that's definitely going to affect my plans to upgrade to a bigger one down the road.

[@PrestoMoto02]

The only jackery I’ve been interested in lately is the 5000

[@DD-zm6jj]

How do you run a portable solar panel wire into your house to plug into a power station ????? Any help would desperately be appreciated !!!!!!

[@HorseRadish403]

Drill holes 😂

[@MyGuyKirby]

FYI, COSTCO in the store does have the kit for $799 box says 1000 Plus 100W Mini?

[@KoTOfficial]

walmart has them with a 200w solar panel for 700$ right now

[@leokolev]

I just got this unit 3 days ago! Love it!!! Strong, light and not expensive ❣️👍💯 This station is ready for 2025 ! I will get another one! It's much much better than Bluetti and EcoFlow Delta 3 plus... I'm serious 😮 Jackery 's Plus line is the best! This is really a new level... 1000 plus and 2000 plus and...5000 plus!!! Different level!!!!👍😺❣️😍💯 Absolutely NEW Jackery ....

[@christopherdickson8307]

3 for the win! Why buy the battery expansion packs when a whole other unit that you can rotate is less! I got 3 too, but I bought the first one too early.

[@leokolev]

@christopherdickson8307 😀👍

[@briantoga2626]

Will you ever look at walrus battery system from batteryevo? It is 72volt system with inverter. Seems cheap for what you get.

[@cedricpomerleau5586]

Of course if you’re running nearly 1500W of loads the unit will barely charge, as it will not pull more than 1500W out of the wall. This isn’t a limitation of the unit, but a limitation of a 15A 120V outlet…

[@budmartin3344]

Why do they have NEMA 5-20R Receptacles when the inverter is rated at 1500W? What are they thinking!

[@evahsia]

The are thinking maybe somebody has a ~20A (12 AWG) extension cord they would like to use even though they are powering a ~12A device. Particularly useful for very long extension cords. Beyond that, the 1500W won't even fully power a 5-15R, which is rated for 1800W.

[@permacultureecuador2925]

bought this for 350$

[@christopherdickson8307]

AMZ BF FTW!

[@warfare20111]

How did you get such a good deal?

[@permacultureecuador2925]

@@warfare20111 amazon black friday - was available for 399$ + a 50$ discount/coupon for a day or so & then they removed the coupon & kept it at 399$ flat

[@youngexotics225]

@@warfare20111It was on sale for $399 and an option for a $50 off coupon on top.

[@euresko1]

Was $350 around black Friday with a coupon. I wouldn't pay over $450 for it. Also agree the website is horrible for specs and details. Even the manual is hard to find and then it's confusing on specs, but it's there, just a little hard to understand for the average customer. They need to update the website, and manuals. The solar saga manual doesn't explain that the new labels are bifacial or anything, just using old manuals with the new product.

[@Burritosarebetterthantacos]

Jackery reminds me of solo stove. Good product but very shady corporations. Solostove blocked me on all social media for leaving a bad review😂

[@quinterofelixchidez]

Gas dryer swamcooler microwave test nature gen review

[@sun-sea-solar]

Test the Bluetti eb240 in the background

[@z28ombie09]

Amazon was selling them for $350.

[@DavidRegnier-g2r]

Has anyone tried to use more than 400w to charge thru the solar (dc) ports? What happens? Does it shut down? Does it have protection that only allows 400w to entet the unit? Are the terminals in fact limited to 200w each or could you put 400w thru one terminal with solar panels or perhaps a bluetti charger 1 dc to dc charger? Can anyone help with any og these questions?? Thank you in advance.

[@kenniharder1680]

I just bought a brand new Jackery. It is promised to do 10 A on the DC side, but I’m only getting max 7 A also on my app when I subscribe to emergency charging at sometimes doesn’t activate anybody else having issues.?

[@shelley131]

Have to agree with you. I like my 2 Jackery 500's I bought when they first came out years ago. But I will never buy another Jackery because of their proprietary solar charging cables and input plugs.

[@cybermistt]

Jackery was my first power station. Jackery 300 plus. I loved it but now that I have an anker solix, I’m loving it much more

[@GageRutherford]

Hey Robbie just noticed you switched to this.(not sure what’s up hope you’re doing well and all) I miss your vids tho. Hope to see an update on what’s happening. Best wishes to ya.

[@47enterprises]

Anyone here have one of these? I got one but it will only wall charge (using their cable) at 360w --not 1000w. I believe I reset it a couple of times, same AC charge rate tops out 360w and it's at about 40 percent capacity. Am I missing something? TIA.

[@crawler_lifestyle4205]

Yes mine does that but once the internal battery warms up she rams the watts into her

[@zmed93]

Can you review some of dabbsson’s units?

[@xCHOPP3R]

idk i prefer the dji power 1000. $379 on Amazon on sale

[@gotcheese9163]

Whats up with the apple in every thumb nail? An apple a day keeps the dr away?

[@Citizen-pg8eu]

If Jackery ships it to you, they will not let you return it, even if it is defective.

[@rtsrts2317]

Caught this on BF. Found some codes, knocked it down to $330. I would not purchase this for $800. That is F'n ridiculous.

[@Firephosure]

This guy has the worst capacity testing of any solar site. Use a watt meter for Christ's sake. It's cheap and it's accurate. You get an actual number instead of "well it should be 45 min but it's 37 mins crap."

[@iblackfeathers]

jackery's shady practices continue. i created an account with a throwaway alias email because you can't use their app without first creating an account and then logging in. i get a spam email from them with a bogus $200 coupon. i tried the coupon and it says it is not valid for items in my cart. small print says coupon is not valid for new items. that means it's only to get rid of their old stock. what a waste of time. so i deleted the app. i won't buy stuff on their site & use the account if i have to set something up that requires their stupid app then delete the app again.

[@HorseRadish403]

I don't like the front plugs. It looks very tacky. I don't know why the new ecoflow have the 120 outlets in front. I don't want to see plugs

[@christopherdickson8307]

Yeah, it's all about aesthetics and looking good when camping and sitting in the dark during a week long power outage...

[@jeffbonner9313]

I don’t get the hype with all these generators? They seem to be useless for anything you really need other than charging electronics? Am I wrong?

[@jbegnoche2253]

We power an off grid cabin for 1 to 2 days with my old 500wh jackery. My kids just bought me this for Christmas, now we can power a microwave if we wish to, and double the watt hours

[@DaveSquibbSr]

After so many years of deception I just don't trust Jackery

[@poland153]

spec teardown? show a real teardown, cuz thats misleading lol like you say later in vid about other companies being misleading

[@lakorai2]

Pecron E1000LFP destroys this thing

[@BDUBZ49]

NOT a household name. First time hearing of them.

[@NawlinstoVegas]

DJI 1000 blows this thing out of the water. junk

[@giuseppedainotti2369]

Blah blah blah skip this video 🤦.. ur welcome

[@jjman533]

Jackery is all about marketing. I remember a few years ago when every RVer, Van Lifers, outdoors, etc youtube channels were promoting Jackery. Of course Jackery gave them free units to promote them. Personally, I would NEVER buy a Jackery.

[@goodcitizen4587]

More like JackOffEry

[@noway57]

I have a 240 I got years ago. It has never given me problems

[@MIAMIC70]

110%

[@ShadeTreeKennyT]

why? I got a great deal on mine and it works great.

[@Jay_556]

Finish the genesis build you🤬

[@tomthompson1198]

Jackery is craptastic company. Started by selling poorly made power banks and now is forced to improve to stay competiive by serious competitors and BS free reviewers such as your channel.

[@christopherdickson8307]

Go on with your Ecoflow bro. My Jacks work just fine. Got a whole stable of em... Yeee Haaaww!

[@James-rc1uu]

They look cheap.

[@343jwright5]

It 💯% does NOT fully charge in 1.7 hours. They falsely advertise the 1 hour quick charge line that is the factory setting. When in fact that’s an ‘emergency’ use only setting. Just got my new Jackery today. Right out of the box, had 29%. Still showed 4.6 hours to fully charge. So, it’s probably more like 7 hours to fully charge. More false advertising by Jackery. The company is like a habitual liar. 🤬

[@SoupEdy-p2k]

Least see how it goes ❤️❤️❤️🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟❣️❣️🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟🌟💯💯