[25.2 VDC] Great device. 1000 watt hours only lasts so long though. I use it to power my Glacier cooler for longer periods with solar input.

[800 Cycles] The January 2023 rains here in California were brutal. I tried to expedite a battery from EcoFlow…and they came through! When the power outage hit..this battery kept a few lights on and powered all our devices. It even powered our Dyson heater. The ExoFlow Delta 2 was amazing.

[25.2 VDC] ECOFLOW unit charges quickly, it has enough electrical outlets, and charges the items I need for an emergency. Great sturdy product. I will use it about a few times a year to make sure it is operational during down times.

[Lithium-Ion] Our timing was not great, 4 days after placing the order for a power station a wind storm caused a multi day power outage. After many days of frustration we found that we also need a second power station and solar panel. Can’t wait to feel prepared for the next storm

[Lithium-Ion] Have only tested it at home, but it has worked great so far and the app works fine. If you are into heavy camping, you might want to think about getting a model with more power storage.

[800 Cycles] I have been think to get one of this for my camping trip. mainly to run electric blanket and water boiler and instant pot and things like that while I am out there without the hook up. as well as recharge my camera battery, laptop and other portable electronic devices.


One night I saw Jackery is having the 15% sale so I went into B&H to order it but I did not see the sale price here, so I called the customer service department and within 3 minutes i got a price match and order was place. and the product show up about a week later.


The Jackery explorer 1000 arrived with 3 layers well protected boxed, yes, 3 layers, first is the inner product package. then a very well made middle layer shipping box, then another strong outer shipping box.


I have used the Jackery Explorer 1000 on two trips already and so far it works really good, it takes about 6-7 hours to fully charge it if totally dried, but I normally keep it charging while I am driving so i never run it completely down, I ran a electric blanket one time in my car, and after about 6 hrs of sleep it still have about 60% left. I test it with my small rice cooker and it used about 30% of the battery only. i charge two cell phone always completely dead after a long hike, the indicator says only killed 1% of the battery. I have also try to use that for tire inflator/compressor, small vacuum cleaner, a powersaw, coffee maker........ the lit goes on and on, so far so good, only thing I don't know for sure is how good the battery will be after heavy use for a year.

[6 Hours] Out on location my go to is the Juice Box Battery for Explorer 1500 Power Supply. The great thing, its 100% less noise then your clunky generators. I have two of these workhorses and i'm very confident out on location.

[6 Hours] I've owned Speedotron for several decades and find it to be the most reliable strobe equipment. I was hesitant about this pack because it was a new design and didn't know how it'd hold up. After a few years on location my doubts are history. This pack is very versatile and at lowest power settings there is excellent flash-to-flash consistency. .1 stop according to my Minolta Flash meter. I was shooting on a football field late at night one time and when the sprinklers went off three feet away, I thought I'd see the power supply short out. Even though it got some water splashed directly on it, the pack didn't die. We finished the shoot and as a safety measure I sent it in to Speedotron's renown service department and it came back two days later without any problems or need of repair. The only down-side to this pack is its weight. It's about 25 lbs., of which 20 lbs. is the battery.

[Lithium-Ion] Just used it in an airport shoot. No trip hazard so battery power was needed. Ive had Blackline traditional HEAVY power pack for awhile (2401A). To be honest it was gathering dust since I've moved to Canon 600ez-rt speedlights. The need for real power lights are less and less in this clean-high-iso-camera era that doesn't need the nuclear blast of a 45 lbs of 80's American engineering encased in heavy steel. But when you do need some portable powerhorses there are the newer kids in the block like Profoto, Hensel.... I was about to starve and give up drinking for few months so I can afford these hipster Euro units but this Digital Explorer came to rescue. Since I've had some black line heads I bought this wonderful workhorse. I was impressed with this unit. the consistency of output, the sturdy workmanship, the well thoughout case. The power is enough to go through big softboxes, 7 ft umbrellas or the like. The bad: You can only do 1:1 ratio or 1:2 ratio. The variable knob adjusts both lights at the same time. you can't adjust them separately . Black line users are used to this but the lack of other ratio makes it less flexible. But honestly, I think most will use to this to power just one head with a modifier. So its not that bad. The other bad. The menu system is horrible. its like trying to program your 90's VCR. But once you get used to it, it only takes a few minutes to check the battery level... sheesh. Its powerful, the flash duration is pretty fast (on 103's) battery life is not too bad and best of all you don't need to starve or give up drinking to buy one of these things!

[Lithium-Ion] We do have occasional power loss and was looking for a clean solution for minimal devices. You can go from 100$ to thousands of $ for a good solution. I invested in Jackery Explorer 1000 for emergency needs. Lot son YouTube reviews out there and this unit has received great reviews. Should be plenty in case of a powerless to power light and many critical appliances. Holds the charge very well.