Overview
- Jackery announced the Explorer 100D, its smallest power station to date, Monday as a 96Wh (30,000mAh) palm‑sized unit that weighs about 1.87 pounds.
- The 100D uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells that Jackery rates for roughly 3,000 cycles and up to eight years of regular use, offering greater thermal stability and longer life than common lithium‑ion cells.
- The front panel supplies two 140W USB‑C ports plus an 18W USB‑A port but limits total output to 158W, so multiple devices will share power and no heavy appliances are supported.
- It accepts up to 100W of direct solar input and can reach roughly 80% charge in about 90 minutes, and it also supports fast AC and car charging for quick top‑ups.
- Retail rollout is underway with select Costcos selling a two‑pack now for $179.99 and Walmart stocking single units for $99 beginning November 15, positioning the 100D for holiday travel and on‑the‑move creators.