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product_id: 224238551
title: "Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Blackout (Solar Panel Optional)"
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price: "€ 451.54"
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# 293Wh Lithium Power 300W Pure Sine Wave AC 2hr 80% Recharge Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Blackout (Solar Panel Optional)

**Brand:** jackery
**Price:** € 451.54
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🔋 Power your adventures, never miss a moment.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Blackout (Solar Panel Optional) by jackery
- **How much does it cost?** € 451.54 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sk](https://www.desertcart.sk/products/224238551-jackery-portable-power-station-explorer-300-293wh-backup-lithium-battery)

## Best For

- jackery enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted jackery brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Lightweight Powerhouse:** At only 7.1 lbs, this ultra-portable station fits seamlessly into your on-the-go lifestyle.
- • **Rapid Recharge Mastery:** Achieve 80% battery in just 2 hours with dual input charging—stay powered without the wait.
- • **Solar-Ready Green Energy:** Compatible with Jackery SolarSaga 100 and MPPT tech for faster, eco-friendly recharging anywhere.
- • **Multi-Device Charging Hub:** Simultaneously power up to 6 devices including laptops, drones, and cameras with versatile ports.
- • **Reliable Pure Sine Wave Output:** Stable and safe 300W AC power ensures your sensitive electronics run smoothly off-grid.

## Overview

The Jackery Explorer 300 is a compact, 293Wh lithium-ion portable power station delivering 300W of pure sine wave AC power. It recharges rapidly via wall outlet and USB-C PD in just 2 hours to 80%, supports simultaneous charging of up to 6 devices, and is solar panel compatible for sustainable off-grid use. Weighing only 7.1 pounds, it’s designed for camping, travel, and emergency backup with quiet, maintenance-free operation.

## Description

desertcart.com : Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Blackout (Solar Panel Optional) : Patio, Lawn & Garden

Review: Serious USB-C Flaw Bricks the Unit - I’m testing and comparing each function between this model and an Ecoflow, including the in/out USB-C PD port, QC3.0, the max negotiated current through each USB port, and how long the unit lasts under AC draw against competitors. I got a unit last week that seemed great but stopped responding to button presses and wouldn’t charge through the AC connector even though it recognized it (LED turned blue when it plugged in). This occurred after only about 15 minutes charging through the AC and USB-C ports combined. After that it would only charge through USB-C, but i thought it was just a weird temporary quirk. Then i went to power some low-watt devices I had through the AC ports and it either wouldn’t respond to button presses (any at all, even the display one), or when it did randomly respond it would come up properly, power the devices for about 10-20 minutes, then just quit. I couldn’t power the unit on again no matter what (it had only used about 15% of its battery), until it recognized USB-C charging and then came right back up- to where it showed it still had 85% life… then it’d run for about 20 minutes again and stop responding. Repeat. So i believed this was a faulty unit. I have a new one now that was working flawlessly for about a day, but again, the USB-C port seems to correspond to it doing really weird stuff. I plugged in my macbook to test its charge rate, and the LCD became extremely dim until it was blank (the Jackery battery was at 100%). Then i tried everything to get the LCD to work, including holding the LCD button for ~10 seconds which seemed to reset it (the manual doesn’t even mention that as a procedure which is the big issue, there’s zero troubleshooting or functional steps outlined). But the LCD then reverted to this pulsing backlight pattern, with all the LCD digits/icons on at all times. There’s nothing i could do to get out of that screen until, again, you try to recharge it through USB-C (AC does nothing). Then the LCD dims back to blank. If you insert the AC charger during USB-C charge it actually restores functionality perfectly for about 30 seconds and then goes back either the dim blank screen or the pulsating-all-icons-on screen. I’ve tried this all with PD compliant USB-C chargers, from trusted manufacturers like Anker and RAVpower. I’ve tried multiple cables, never connected any equipment even near the max wattage ratings, all my USB-C devices are 60w or below, tried my Macbook, cell phones, etc. and these units just do not respond/work when USB-C gets involved- they seem to permanently fail, and because there’s no documented unit reset steps out there I have no way to try and reset/get the Jackery to restart and running again. After it bricks in this way, I have never successfully gotten the unit to work correctly again. It can charge with the blank-dim LCD surprisingly (after 30 minutes of troubleshooting I realized this), but then you have no idea what the input/output or battery level is- and I have yet to get it to recharge- so functionally, it’s still pretty useless in this deprecated state. I genuinely think this is a super cool device and want to keep it- it’s quiet, compact, rated 5 stars on desertcart, is super efficient on AC power (the inverter lasts more than 30% longer than the Ecoflow I’m testing while powering through AC), but need help in understanding how to get it working because as of now I couldn’t trust it camping or anywhere else if I know it’ll just stop responding for some reason whenever it feels like it- and USB-C is the most important feature so I can’t just not use that port. I would love to learn how to fix this issue and keep this unit, but there are no documented troubleshooting steps, the manual is absolutely bare minimum in terms of operating instructions, and this is now my second (so two out of two) faulty unit I’ve received. I believe the USB-C in/out port is at the root of these issues but am not sure.
Review: Got ripped off by desertcart on a Prime Day deal - I had ordered this item on desertcart Prime day to take advantage of the sale price, which was a $50 savings. desertcart then sat on the item and didn't "ship" it until the sale was over, therefore charging me full price. The item was then "lost" three days later. I contacted a customer service representative, who responded with preset answers, and said they could send out a replacement item but could not honor the sale price. I did get the replacement item in the stated time frame expected, but somehow, desertcart got their original item returned, without it ever arriving at my home..... As far as the product, it works great. Using it for lighting a vending booth and occasionally for camping. It can power an air mattress pump, which was surprising, considering the power draw of them.

## Features

- SPEED UP YOUR RECHARGEABILITY: It takes only 2 hours to recharge 80% battery of the power station through the wall outlet and 60W PD USB-C port simultaneously. You can also recharge your power station with an AC adapator when at home, through the car outlet during a road trip or simply use a Jackery SolarSaga 100.
- SAFE & STEADY POWER SUPPLY: Armed with a 293Wh lithium-ion battery pack, the Explorer 300 features 2 Pure Sine Wave AC outlets that deliver stable and safe 300W power. The portable power station weighs only 7.1 pounds. You can simply rest assured in outdoor off-grid activities.
- POWER YOUR EXPECTATIONS: Featuring 2* AC outlet, 1* PD 60W USB-C port (input/output supported) , 1* fast charge 3.0 port, 1*USB-A port and 1* DC car port, the power station is camping essential that can recharge itself and charge (up to) 6 devices (e.g.Drones, Macbook, Cameras, etc.) at the same time to satisfy your outdoor needs.
- GREEN POWER SUPPLY: The power station is compatible with the Jackery SolarSaga 100 solar panel. The integrated MPPT controller enables the solar generator set to operate at its max power point, so that it speeds up the battery recharge, making them ideal portable power kits for tent camping, overland journey and etc.
- WHAT YOU GET: 1* Jackery Explorer 300 Portable Power Station , 1*AC adapter, 1* car charger cable, 1* user guide. (𝐒𝐨𝐥𝐚𝐫 𝐏𝐚𝐧𝐞𝐥 𝐍𝐨𝐭 𝐈𝐧𝐜𝐥𝐮𝐝𝐞𝐝.)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B082TMBYR6 |
| Additional Features | PD USB-C In/Out. portable power station in your backpack. No fumes. No noise. no maintenance |
| Best Sellers Rank | #160 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ( See Top 100 in Patio, Lawn & Garden ) #1 in Outdoor Generators |
| Brand | Jackery |
| Brand Name | Jackery |
| Color | E300 |
| Current Rating | 2.4 Amps, 3 Amps |
| Customer Reviews | 4.6 out of 5 stars 10,853 Reviews |
| Engine Displacement | 79 Cubic Centimeters |
| Engine Power Maximum | 300 Watts |
| Engine Type | / |
| Frequency | 60 Hz |
| Fuel Type | Non-gasoline |
| Included Components | 1* AC Charge Cable, 1* Car Charger Cable, 1* Jackery Explorer portable power station, 1* User Manual |
| Is Electric | Yes |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 9.1"L x 5.2"W x 7.8"H |
| Item Height | 7.8 inches |
| Item Type Name | Jackery Portable Power Station Explorer 300, 293Wh Backup Lithium Battery, 110V/300W Pure Sine Wave AC Outlet, Solar Generator (Solar Panel Not Included) for Outdoors Camping Travel Hunting Blackout |
| Item Weight | 7.1 Pounds |
| Manufacturer | Jackery |
| Material Type | Plastic |
| Model Name | Explorer 300 |
| Model Number | Explorer 300 |
| Output Wattage | 300.00 |
| Power Source | Solar Powered, Battery Powered |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping, Outdoor Activities, road-trips, Backup Generator For Outages & Emergencies |
| Running Wattage | 53.27 Watts |
| Runtime | 5 hours |
| Starting Wattage | 500 Watts |
| Total Power Outlets | 2 |
| UPC | 850006304516 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |
| Voltage | 110 Volts |
| Warranty Description | 2 year manufacturer |
| Wattage | 300 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Jackery
- **Fuel Type:** Non-gasoline
- **Included Components:** 1* AC Charge Cable, 1* Car Charger Cable, 1* Jackery Explorer portable power station, 1* User Manual
- **Item Weight:** 7.1 Pounds
- **Output Wattage:** 300.00
- **Power Source:** Solar Powered, Battery Powered
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Camping, Outdoor Activities, road-trips, Backup Generator For Outages & Emergencies
- **Special Feature:** PD USB-C In/Out. portable power station in your backpack. No fumes. No noise. no maintenance
- **Voltage:** 110 Volts
- **Wattage:** 300 watts

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Style** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: I have a resmed airsense 10 bipap with humidifier.  does anyone know how long this will power my bipap?**
A: The res med 10 uses a max rating is 3.75 Amps at 24 volts using its 120 volt power adapter.  This equates to 90 watts. Assuming unit draw is at 80% of max rated power supply, the actual power requirement is approx 75 watts per hour.  The Jackery explorer is rated at 293 Watt hours. This equates to approx. 4 hours of use.

  I use the explorer 500, and get approx 7-8 hours ( full night use) on my Resmed 10.

**Q: Can this power a sony smart tv and a ps5 at the same time and if so for how long**
A: Short answer: Yes, but only for about 53 minutes of run-time. Suggest a much larger power station, or a gas powered inverter generator.

A 43 inch LED TV would use power at a rate of about 80 watts. A PS5 typically uses power at a rate of about 200 watts during gameplay. Together that would be a rate of 280 watts. You can always get a "Kill-A-Watt" meter for $35 on Amazon to verify exact wattage for your set-up. The Explorer 300 has a battery capacity of 293 Wh (watt hours); inverter efficiency would be about 85%. See below for hypothetical run-time comparison based on a 280 watt load.

Jackery Explorer 300 ----- (293 Wh * .85 efficiency) / 280 watt device = 0.89 hours (53 minutes) of active run-time.
(retails for $300 on Amazon; weighs 7.1 lbs.)

Jackery Explorer 500 ----- (518 Wh * .85 efficiency) / 280 watt device = 1.6 hours of active run-time.
(retails for $530 on Amazon; weighs 13 lbs.)

Jackery Explorer 1000 --- (1,002 Wh * .85 efficiency) / 280 watt device = 3 hours of active run-time.
(retails for $1,100 on Amazon; weighs 22 lbs.)

Jackery Explorer 1500 --- (1,535 Wh * .85 efficiency) / 280 watt device = 4.7 hours of active run-time.
(retails for $1,700 on Amazon; weighs 35 lbs.)

MaxOak Bluetti EB240 --- (2,400 Wh * .85 efficiency) / 280 watt device = 7.3 hours of active run-time.
(being closed out for only $1,300 on Amazon; weighs 48 lbs.)

**Q: Can I use more than 1 100w solar panel to charge? Or a solar panel rated higher than 100w? Would it be safe to use higher wattage panels?**
A: You may connect as many solar panels as you wish to the Jackery Explorer 300 as long as you keep the charging voltage between 12 Volts DC and 30 Volts DC. The MPPT  controller in the E300 will limit the charge to about 80 or 90 Watts. Higher wattage panels are OK as long as the voltage is between 12  Volts and 30 Volts. Do not series connect your panels as the voltage will be way over the 30 volt limit with most  "12 Volt" panels.

**Q: Can you charge and use simultaneously?**
A: Don't know where terms of Jackery gets it'll 'damage the battery life'. As Pass through charging is designed specifically to allow power to flow to a device, Without effecting battery performance. So ether Once the battery is charged, The extra power going to the device, Ether standby, or active. It'll send power straight to a plugged device in, without taking power from the battery. Same as during charge. While charging a % of power is reduced from charging the battery itself, and thrown to the device requiring power. This will make it take longer to charge, But give the plugged in device the extra full power it requires without taking battery power.

This is also done on many devices out in the world now, Phones, Laptops, Tablets, etc have pass through charging. It's even best to leave it plugged in, Due to while using a device or charging. It won't effect the internal battery, And the box will keep it trickle charged so it's always topped, Till the power outage happens and you need that 100% point.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐ Serious USB-C Flaw Bricks the Unit
*by C***. on June 29, 2021*

I’m testing and comparing each function between this model and an Ecoflow, including the in/out USB-C PD port, QC3.0, the max negotiated current through each USB port, and how long the unit lasts under AC draw against competitors. I got a unit last week that seemed great but stopped responding to button presses and wouldn’t charge through the AC connector even though it recognized it (LED turned blue when it plugged in). This occurred after only about 15 minutes charging through the AC and USB-C ports combined. After that it would only charge through USB-C, but i thought it was just a weird temporary quirk. Then i went to power some low-watt devices I had through the AC ports and it either wouldn’t respond to button presses (any at all, even the display one), or when it did randomly respond it would come up properly, power the devices for about 10-20 minutes, then just quit. I couldn’t power the unit on again no matter what (it had only used about 15% of its battery), until it recognized USB-C charging and then came right back up- to where it showed it still had 85% life… then it’d run for about 20 minutes again and stop responding. Repeat. So i believed this was a faulty unit. I have a new one now that was working flawlessly for about a day, but again, the USB-C port seems to correspond to it doing really weird stuff. I plugged in my macbook to test its charge rate, and the LCD became extremely dim until it was blank (the Jackery battery was at 100%). Then i tried everything to get the LCD to work, including holding the LCD button for ~10 seconds which seemed to reset it (the manual doesn’t even mention that as a procedure which is the big issue, there’s zero troubleshooting or functional steps outlined). But the LCD then reverted to this pulsing backlight pattern, with all the LCD digits/icons on at all times. There’s nothing i could do to get out of that screen until, again, you try to recharge it through USB-C (AC does nothing). Then the LCD dims back to blank. If you insert the AC charger during USB-C charge it actually restores functionality perfectly for about 30 seconds and then goes back either the dim blank screen or the pulsating-all-icons-on screen. I’ve tried this all with PD compliant USB-C chargers, from trusted manufacturers like Anker and RAVpower. I’ve tried multiple cables, never connected any equipment even near the max wattage ratings, all my USB-C devices are 60w or below, tried my Macbook, cell phones, etc. and these units just do not respond/work when USB-C gets involved- they seem to permanently fail, and because there’s no documented unit reset steps out there I have no way to try and reset/get the Jackery to restart and running again. After it bricks in this way, I have never successfully gotten the unit to work correctly again. It can charge with the blank-dim LCD surprisingly (after 30 minutes of troubleshooting I realized this), but then you have no idea what the input/output or battery level is- and I have yet to get it to recharge- so functionally, it’s still pretty useless in this deprecated state. I genuinely think this is a super cool device and want to keep it- it’s quiet, compact, rated 5 stars on Amazon, is super efficient on AC power (the inverter lasts more than 30% longer than the Ecoflow I’m testing while powering through AC), but need help in understanding how to get it working because as of now I couldn’t trust it camping or anywhere else if I know it’ll just stop responding for some reason whenever it feels like it- and USB-C is the most important feature so I can’t just not use that port. I would love to learn how to fix this issue and keep this unit, but there are no documented troubleshooting steps, the manual is absolutely bare minimum in terms of operating instructions, and this is now my second (so two out of two) faulty unit I’ve received. I believe the USB-C in/out port is at the root of these issues but am not sure.

### ⭐ Got ripped off by Amazon on a Prime Day deal
*by K***N on August 16, 2023*

I had ordered this item on Amazon Prime day to take advantage of the sale price, which was a $50 savings. Amazon then sat on the item and didn't "ship" it until the sale was over, therefore charging me full price. The item was then "lost" three days later. I contacted a customer service representative, who responded with preset answers, and said they could send out a replacement item but could not honor the sale price. I did get the replacement item in the stated time frame expected, but somehow, amazon got their original item returned, without it ever arriving at my home..... As far as the product, it works great. Using it for lighting a vending booth and occasionally for camping. It can power an air mattress pump, which was surprising, considering the power draw of them.

### ⭐ I cannot recommend a product that fails so quickly and is supported so poorly.
*by M***T on October 23, 2025*

I bought this device to be a backup for when the power goes out for my medical devices. Unfortunately, after a little bit over two years, the unit stopped being able to charge and stopped turning on. I never used it for any large loads or stored it in any places other than room temperature. I cannot recommend a product that fails so quickly and is supported so poorly. When I told Jackery, they told me I could send it in for a repair at a cost of $70 - $80. Given the situation, I hoped Jackery would do the right thing and repair this for free. Beware, your $300 device may only have a two year life.

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*Last updated: 2026-01-22*