GoKawiilJackery launches Explorer 100D, its smallest portable power station yet
Jackery unveiled the Explorer 100D, a compact lithium iron phosphate power station measuring 4.6 by 3.4 by 3.4 inches and weighing 1.87 pounds, with 96Wh (30,000mAh) of capacity. It launches November 15th at Walmart for $99, with a two-pack already available at Costco for $179.99. The device offers two 140W USB-C ports and one 18W USB-A port, capped at 158W total output, plus support for up to 100W of solar charging.
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The shrinking form factor and LFP chemistry suggest Jackery is targeting travelers who want durable, carry-on-friendly power banks rather than bulkier home backup units. Jackery's claim of 3,000 charge cycles and an 8-year lifespan, if accurate, could position the 100D as a longer-lasting alternative to cheaper lithium-ion chargers, though real-world durability remains unverified by independent testing.
- The Explorer 100D is Jackery's smallest power station, at 1.87 pounds with 96Wh capacity.
- It ships November 15th via Walmart for $99, with a two-pack already sold at Costco for $179.99.
- It uses LFP batteries rated for 3,000 charge cycles and supports up to 100W solar input.
Jackery Explorer 100D Portable Power Station — This is the exact product from the article—Jackery's smallest power station yet, compact enough for a carry-on but still packing 96Wh via durable LFP cells. Great for keeping phones, tablets, and laptops charged on long flights or trips without the bulk of larger power stations.
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