Jackery Explorer 240 v2 Portable Power Station, 256Wh LiFePO4 Battery with 300W AC/100W USB-C Output, 1Hr Fast Charging, Versatile Scenarios-Outdoor/Camping/RV/Travel/Emergency Backup For Sale – Price

7 reviews for Jackery Explorer 240 v2 Portable Power Station, 256Wh LiFePO4 Battery with 300W AC/100W USB-C Output, 1Hr Fast Charging, Versatile Scenarios-Outdoor/Camping/RV/Travel/Emergency Backup For Sale – Price

1. 

   Nick – 19 February 2025

   My go to power supply to travel.
   I’m a truck driver who spends plenty of time out on the open road, so reliable power for essential gadgets like my CPAP machine is a must. This power station from Jackery has become my go-to for ensuring I can snag some quality sleep, no matter where I park for the night.
    
   This little powerhouse packs a lot of punch, more than enough to keep my CPAP running all night. The variety of charging ports allow me power up my phone and other devices while my CPAP does its thing. It’s fairly portable but doesn’t skimp on power.
    
   I also like how fast this thing charges. It claims one hourfast charging when activated in the App, and it delivers. I tried out this function for once or twice when I was in a hurry at a diner. It worked well and was able to get fully charged in one hour or so. The LiFePO4 battery promisesup to 10 years of use, so I’m less concerned with whether the fast charging will affect the battery’s lifespan.
    
   The built-in camping light is a neat touch too, doubling as a handy light for late nights and unexpected emergencies.
    
   I’m also eyeing the Solarsaga 100 prime solar panel for my truck to make power on the go even easier. It’s specially made for setting up on vehicles, so I’m excited to give it a whirl soon.
    
   Overall, the Explorer 240 v2 power station has been tremendously helpful for my trips, delivering dependable power with a focus on safety and efficiency. For anyone needing power off the grid, whether for work or just to keep things running smoothly, this power station is a solid pick.

2. 

   Penelope Heaton – 19 February 2025

   Love it!!
   I recently bought the Jackery Portable Power Bank, and I have to say, it’s been a total game-changer for my camping trips. One of the coolest things about it is how well it powers a mini fridge, super convenient! It’s seriously awesome to have that kind of convenience while camping.
   I love the option to hook it up with a mini solar panel. Being able to charge up the Jackery with solar power means I can stay off the grid longer without worrying about running out of juice. It’s a total win-win!
   The design is great too! It’s compact enough to stash in my camping gear without taking up much space, and it feels really durable. I feel confident it can handle whatever nature throws at it. It’s not too heavy either.
   Overall, I really think the Jackery Portable Power Bank is a must-have for people who want reliable power for literally ANYTHING. Adding a mini solar panel just makes it even more practical. If you’re into outdoor adventures and want to keep things chilled without a hassle, I definitely recommend checking this out!!

3. 

   ifish – 19 February 2025

   Light up our world
   This was the perfect thing for lighting up our golf cart for the holiday golf cart parade. Kept 2 inflatables and lights on for over 6 hrs and still had plenty of charge left. We live in hurricane prone area so we are thrilled with how portable it is, the value and the variety of devices can be plugged in. Very functional.

4. 

   Olan – 19 February 2025

   Update: I Love It, But…
   I really love the new Explorer 240 V2, but it does have it’s short comings. I purchased this to upgrade my old 160 to use for my 2-3 night camping trips. I spent a few days testing it with my Change Moore fridge and various devices such as my iPhone. What I found out right out-of-the-box is that it did not come with the USB-C to 8020 cable for solar charging. This limited my testing, but I was still able to go through various scenarios. Here’s my pros and cons.
   Pros
   – I like the new color display and the amount of information displayed on the screen.
   – I like that it provides the input/output wattage and estimated battery left in hours & minutes.
   – I like the folding handle. I’ll admit at first I wasn’t a fan, but really like the folding handle and footprint of
   of the 240.
   – I like the fast charging. I ran it down and it took approximately 2 hours to charge using AC.
   – I like the light on the front. The older 240 didn’t have a light.
   – I like the app for your phone. It’s not an app filled with a lot of gadgets. Just the basics, but allows you to check things when camping without getting up in the middle of the night. (See cons)
   – I like the integrated charger and provided cable versus the old separate charger and cable.
   – I like the ups feature.
   Cons
   – Doesn’t come with the USB-C adapter for solar charging.
   – The USB-C connector/adapter is questionable as to how secure and rugged it will be. Again, they don’t provide this adapter. It must be ordered separately.
   – The app is just too basic and a little clumsy. I personally only use it to monitor the inputs/outputs.
   – You can’t check the status using the display button like the old 240. You must power the device on to check the status.
   – Changing the wifi/bluetooth is difficult and requires unbinding the unit to change. This is something the app should allow you to do.
   I’d really like to review the solar charging, but cannot at this time. I can update this review after I have received the USB-C adapter.
   Update: I was able to perform solar charging using the Jackery 40W mini and 100W solar saga. I took the 240 down to 85% and recharged it using solar. Performed very well charging to 100% in a few hours. I also tested using the AC output while charging with solar.
   The Explorer 240 V2 performed very well. I’m giving it 4 stars. Would be 5 stars if they would include the USB-C solar adapter.

5. 

   Kindle Customer – 19 February 2025

   Amazing
   We bought this over the summer for camping. We went for a whole week when it was fully charged we were able to blow up two queen size triple thick air mattresses, and still have enough to charge any electronics that we had. The solar power takes a little longer to charge than if you were to plug it into an outlet but over all we love it

6. 

   Fabian Gomez – 19 February 2025

   La uso para instrumentos musicales y lo mas importante es que por fin estoy libre de cables de extension!

7. 

   eric wright – 19 February 2025

   Had issues charging with solar but was able to sort it out with an amazon adapter as Jackery was all sold out and I cant wait for restock. Customer support got back to me as i figured it out.