Jackery Unveils Its Smallest Portable Power Station Yet
The new Explorer 100D packs a long‑lasting LFP battery into a pocket‑sized unit for travelers.
Jackery just made portable power even more portable.
The company announced the Explorer 100D, a new power station that uses the safer lithium‑iron‑phosphate (LFP) cells first introduced in 2023.
At just 4.6 by 3.4 by 3.4 inches and 1.87 pounds, the Explorer 100D is Jackery’s smallest model to date, easily fitting into a carry‑on bag.
It delivers 96 Wh (30,000 mAh) of capacity, and Jackery claims the LFP cells are engineered for up to eight years of regular use with a 3,000‑cycle lifespan.
Pricing starts at $99 at Walmart on November 15, while Costco already sells a two‑pack for $179.99.
Despite its compact size, the unit includes an integrated handle and an optional shoulder strap.
On the front, users will find two 140 W USB‑C ports and an 18 W USB‑A port, with a total output ceiling of 158 W, meaning power will be shared when all ports run simultaneously.
The Explorer 100D can accept up to 100 W of direct solar input, recharging to about 80 % capacity in roughly an hour and a half.
Travelers looking for a lightweight, long‑lasting charger now have a new option that fits right in their hand.
