Jackery's Halloween sale, checked: two bundles cost less than the power station on its own

Two bundles that undercut the power station alone

Jackery UK's Halloween sale runs from 28 to 31 October. Its two headline bundles have an odd quirk: the product pages still show the full bundle price, but the discount comes off in the basket. We added each one to a test basket on 28 October, and the discount applied by itself, with no code.

The Explorer 1000 v2 with a 100W SolarSaga panel came to £569, from £1,199. The same power station on its own is £899, so the bundle is £330 cheaper and includes the panel. The Explorer 2000 v2 with a 200W SolarSaga panel came to £969, from £1,999, against £1,399 for the unit alone.

If you were going to buy either power station, the bundle is the one to buy this week, whether or not you think you will use the panel.

The new Plus v2 models

Jackery has also cut its two newest models. The Explorer 1000 Plus v2 is £599 (from £749): 1,024Wh, 1,800W output and, according to Jackery, expandable to about 11kWh with add-on batteries. The Explorer 2000 Plus v2 is £949 (from £1,249): 2,048Wh, 2,400W and expandable to about 12kWh. Both switch over in 10 milliseconds if the power goes off, fast enough for most routers and computers, and both use LFP cells that Jackery rates for 6,000 cycles.

At £949, the 2000 Plus v2 was £250 below the cheapest of the other 2kWh power stations we track on 28 October, the EcoFlow DELTA 3 Max, DELTA 2 Max and BLUETTI Elite 200 V2, all at £1,199 on their brands' own shops.

One thing to check: Jackery says both Plus v2 models come with a free car charging cable, but in our test basket the cable was added at £29.99. Make sure it shows as £0 before you pay.

Which size you need

Size by what you actually want to run, not by the biggest number. A 1kWh unit keeps an efficient fridge-freezer going for roughly a day and a half, or a router, phones and lights for days; 2kWh doubles that, or adds a microwave. Our power station page has a runtime table and calculator for your own list.

Neither size runs electric heating for long: a 2kW heater would empty even the 2kWh units in under an hour, and a 3kW one is beyond their output. For warmth in a winter power cut, blankets, layers and a gas or wood source you already have do more than any portable battery.

The small print

Jackery advertises a 30-day price guarantee on these orders. We couldn't find its terms on Jackery UK's site, so if you're relying on it, ask Jackery how it works before you buy and keep your order confirmation.

Prices can change during a sale. Every price here was read on 28 October 2026, and the sale ends on 31 October.

We earn a commission if you buy through the Jackery links on this page. It doesn't change the price you pay, and it doesn't decide which products we list: the bundles are here because, in our basket test, they were the cheapest way to buy these two power stations.