Jackery has introduced the Explorer 100D, a compact portable power station utilizing lithium iron phosphate battery technology that the manufacturer first incorporated in 2023. The device measures 4.6 by 3.4 by 3.4 inches and weighs 1.87 pounds, making it the smallest power station in Jackery’s lineup. With a 96Wh battery capacity equivalent to 30,000mAh, the unit is designed to fit within airline carry-on restrictions and provide charging for multiple devices during extended travel.
The Explorer 100D will launch on November 15th through Walmart at a retail price of $99. The product is currently available at Costco, though only as a two-pack priced at $179.99. While smaller and less expensive portable chargers exist in the market, Jackery emphasizes the durability advantages of its LFP cells, which the company rates for up to 8 years of regular use and a 3,000 charge cycle lifespan, potentially outperforming competing models equipped with standard lithium-ion battery technology.
The power station includes practical design features such as an integrated carry handle and an optional shoulder strap. On its front panel are two USB-C ports rated at 140W each and one USB-A port providing 18W, though the device’s maximum total output is limited to 158W, meaning simultaneous use of all ports will reduce individual power delivery. For users traveling with solar panels, the 100D accepts up to 100W of direct solar input and can reach 80 percent charge capacity in approximately one and a half hours through solar charging.
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