Anker SOLIX

Anker applying consumer-electronics discipline to energy: the pitch is that buying a power station should feel like buying a good laptop charger.

Buyer archetype
The existing Anker customer upgrading from power banks and chargers
Best for
Buyers who want a well-made, well-supported unit and will use the app.
When not to buy
Off-gridders who need the widest accessory ecosystem or the lowest cost per Wh.
Models tracked
17

Jackery

The outdoor-lifestyle brand that made "portable power station" a mainstream American purchase, and still optimizes for the buyer who does not want to research inverters.

Buyer archetype
The mainstream first-time buyer who wants one simple box
Best for
A first power station that must be simple, safe and easy to live with.
When not to buy
Buyers chasing maximum watt-hours per dollar, or maximum solar input.
Models tracked
12

What only each brand brings

Anker SOLIX

  • C series: Portable units from small camping boxes up to 2 kWh class.
  • F series: Home-backup class units with expansion batteries and transfer options.
  • Who buys: People who already own Anker chargers, cables or power banks
  • Who buys: Design-conscious buyers

Jackery

  • Explorer: The core camping/road-trip line, smallest to largest single units.
  • Explorer Plus: Expandable versions for buyers who want to grow capacity later.
  • Who buys: US households buying their first power station
  • Who buys: Campers, road-trippers and tailgaters who want one box that just works

When not to buy

Skip Anker SOLIX if…

Off-gridders who need the widest accessory ecosystem or the lowest cost per Wh.

Skip Jackery if…

Buyers chasing maximum watt-hours per dollar, or maximum solar input.

Head to head on value

MeasureAnker SOLIXJackery
Average $/Wh across range$0.78$0.78
Models in dataset1712
LiFePO4 models1711
Largest capacity available6 kWh5.04 kWh

Band by band

BandAnker SOLIXJackeryCheaper per Wh
Compact
under 500 Wh
SOLIX C200 DC
$0.78/Wh
Explorer 300 v2
$1.00/Wh
Anker SOLIX
Mid-size
500–1,200 Wh
SOLIX C1000
$0.57/Wh
Explorer 1000 v2
$0.52/Wh
Jackery
Large
1,200–2,500 Wh
C2000 Gen 2
$0.49/Wh
Explorer 2000 v2
$0.49/Wh
Anker SOLIX
Extra large
2,500 Wh and up
F3000
$0.50/Wh
HomePower 3600 Plus
$0.53/Wh
Anker SOLIX

All Anker SOLIX models

All models →
Anker SOLIX models
ModelCapacityAC outputWeightList price$/Wh
SOLIX C200 DCAnker SOLIX
192 Wh200 W—$149.99$0.78
SOLIX C300Anker SOLIX
288 Wh300 W9.1 lb$329.99$1.15
C1000 Gen 2Anker SOLIX
1.02 kWh2 kW24.9 lb$799$0.78
SOLIX C1000Anker SOLIX
1.06 kWh1.8 kW28.4 lb$599.99$0.57
SOLIX S2000Anker SOLIX
2.01 kWh1.5 kW35.7 lb$1,199$0.60
2.05 kWh2.4 kW47.0 lb$1,499.99$0.73
2.05 kWh2.8 kW45.5 lb$1,899$0.93
2.05 kWh2.4 kW41.6 lb$1,369.99$0.67
C2000 Gen 2Anker SOLIX
2.05 kWh2.4 kW41.7 lb$999.99$0.49
F3000 A1784Anker SOLIX
3 kWh2.4 kW91.5 lb$1,789.99$0.60
SOLIX F3002Anker SOLIX
3.07 kWh3.6 kW91.5 lb$3,198.99$1.04
F3000Anker SOLIX
3.07 kWh3.6 kW91.5 lb$1,548.99$0.50
SOLIX F3800Anker SOLIX
3.84 kWh6 kW132.3 lb$4,099.99$1.07
3.84 kWh6 kW132.3 lb$2,298.99$0.60
F3800 PlusAnker SOLIX
3.84 kWh6 kW72.8 lb$3,599.99$0.94
SOLIX E10Anker SOLIX
6 kWh7.7 kW60.6 lb$4,599$0.77
6 kWh7.7 kW60.6 lb$5,899$0.98

All Jackery models

All models →
Jackery models
ModelCapacityAC outputWeightList price$/Wh
288 Wh300 W8.2 lb$289$1.00
292 Wh300 W12.9 lb$379$1.30
1.07 kWh1.5 kW23.8 lb$559$0.52
1.26 kWh2 kW32.0 lb$1,589$1.26
1.54 kWh1.8 kW38.6 lb$1,199$0.78
1.54 kWh2 kW32.0 lb$949$0.62
2.04 kWh2.2 kW39.5 lb$999$0.49
3.58 kWh3.6 kW77.2 lb$2,729$0.76
3.58 kWh4 kW74.0 lb$2,099$0.59
3.58 kWh3.6 kW77.2 lb$1,899$0.53
5.04 kWh3.6 kW134.5 lb$3,499$0.69
JE-5000AJackery
5.04 kWh7.2 kW145.0 lb$4,344$0.86

Known trade-offs

Anker SOLIX

  • Newer to the category than the camping incumbents
  • Smaller range than EcoFlow or BLUETTI, with fewer off-grid accessories
  • Pricing is not the value play — the premium is for polish
  • Less field-proven in hard off-grid use

Jackery

  • Capacity per dollar is usually mid-pack; the brand premium is real
  • Solar input ceilings are often below what rivals allow at the same capacity
  • Expandability is limited on the non-Plus units
  • Fewer pro features — buyers who want app control, schedules or deep telemetry often look elsewhere

Other brand comparisons