Jackery Explorer 1000 v2 drops below £400 in surprise Amazon deal (aff)
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A major price drop has pushed Jackery’s latest portable power station below £400, making it one of the strongest off-grid tech deals this year
Jackery's best-selling portable power station has unexpectedly dropped in price again, and it's now less than £400.
This makes it one of the best deals on an off-grid power solution on the market right now, because you're getting a bang-up-to-date power station with the latest battery chemistry and app-based technology for a bargain price.
The deal is on Amazon, which has knocked a further £50 off what was already a very tempting price.
While the Jackery Explorer 1000 V2 has a recommended retail price of £899, it's quite common to see it priced at £549, and that's the price it's been selling for on Amazon for several weeks.
However, this latest discount, bringing the price down to just £398.99, is available until February 18. It's a deal closely mirrored by Jackery direct, which has it listed for £399 - and free delivery is included.
It means you can get a power station with enough output to support up to three days of outdoor adventures for less than £400, just in time for the spring season to arrive.
Launched in 2024, the Explorer 1000 v2 brought a new design to the popular Explorer series, with a retractable handle, more modern battery chemistry, and greater battery capacity.
It also charges up more quickly, can accept more solar power from optional solar panels, and it has a higher AC output for its two three-pin sockets.
To see the deal on Amazon, which offers free delivery on eligible items for Prime members (non-Prime customers may pay delivery charges depending on the order), click here.
To see the deal on the Jackery website, which costs £1 more but offers free delivery to any customer, click here.
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