Overview
- Jackery unveiled the Explorer 100D on Monday, November 2, 2026, a palm-sized 96Wh (about 30,000mAh) power station built to fit in carry-on luggage.
- The battery uses lithium iron phosphate (LFP) cells Jackery says are rated for roughly 3,000 charge cycles, which the company equates to about eight years of regular use.
- The 100D offers two 140W USB-C ports plus an 18W USB-A port with a 158W combined output and deliberately omits an AC inverter so the unit stays much smaller and cooler.
- It supports up to 100W direct solar input and Jackery rates solar recharge to about 80% in roughly 90 minutes, but its 96Wh capacity means it is meant for laptops and small devices rather than running household appliances.
- Retail rollout is under way with a two-pack in select Costco warehouses for $179.99 and a single-unit launch at Walmart for $99 on November 15, while Jackery lists it online at $119, positioning the 100D as an affordable travel and creator-focused option that stays under the FAA 100Wh carry-on limit.