Jackery Explorer 240D Power Bank, 80,000mAh LiFePO4 Battery Portable Power Station, 200W DC Output,1-Hour Fast Charging, Compact for Outdoor Camping, Travel, Emergencies

I take this everywhere. It is convenient to connect and it doesn't consume much power during standby. No noise . I like the idea with the USB-C cable as a handle. Charges my Omen HP laptop RTX 5080.

Easy to use and convenient size with nice fast charging cable

This is a great power bank. It is not too heavy and appears to be sturdy in its build. Its sole drawback, no way to charge it without a solar panel.

Very efficient. Charges quickly on 100 watts solar.

Handy device to have around if you are off grid alot of the time! Works great!

Looked to replace my favorite tabletop Ravpower power bank. I have the Jackery 240 power bank. I thought I’d get this smaller unit to replace the Ravpower which is sadly near its end life. So the Jackery has an ingenious design but had to buy another cable. I expected it would take time to charge up from a cold unit, over night. Ok done. Charged iPhone quickly. But disappointed to find it only charged my iPhone 4x before I had to charge the Jackery up again. Didn’t take as long this time, but it still only charged devices 4x. I don’t know why as I’m not tech savvy on these things. Wished Ravpower was still around. Plug and play

Discontinued within 3 months. I feel like I got shafted.

Disappointed with this jackery. I had 100 model & i thought that one would be the same, but with bigger capacity. I was wrong. In 100 model type A port is 18w and supports 5v 9v 12v (which is crucial to give powersupply to my router in outage) this one has 15w but only 5v. And the 3d type-c also has only 15w with 5v which makes its existance meaningless. Even more - in 100 model both type-c ports support PPS, that model - doesnt. Everything else works as expected

annoying noise will pop up along with workload. self drain is fast, about one and half hour capacity dropped 1%.