Jackery Solar Generator 2000 PRO 2160Wh Capacity with 2X SolarSaga 200W, 3 x 2200W AC Outlets, Fast Charging, Ideal for Home Backup, Emergency, RV Outdoor Off-Grid Camping

First. The batteries ROCK! They’ve been great. The Bad… the solar panels are atrocious. They are unusable. I have a 3000 Pro, 2000 Pro and 1000 Explorer plus as well as the baby 100! I bought them specifically for home backup, camping and remote film production work. I have six 200W panels, four 100W and two 80W panels as well as multiple extension cables and linking adaptors (to attach three panels at once, per input). The damage referenced above is from (1) unboxing and (2) wind blew them over, they collapsed to the ground (it was not raining). In no way should they have lost screws or even cracked! To be honest, these sat in the boxes (unopened) for a year before I used them. It was a climate controlled environment. I opened them to use after the first major storm of 2024 in Houston that caused the massive power outage from straight line winds. It was full sunlight and I could barely get them to register any input power. The most I got at anyone time into the 3000 Pro was about 400KW, I had SIX 200W Solar Sagas connected! Horrible! I couldn’t get ahold of cs from Jackery, I don’t do social media so complaining in social world wasn’t an option (which I wouldn’t do regardless), I tried anything and everything. The 80W panels produced more than the 200 on the 2000 Pro. I gave up and just took them to a neighbors house (that had a home generator) and charged them there. I also used the “power on board” generator in my F150 to charge as well. I love the batteries and they work great but I tell ya, the panels are worthless! So, I spent thousands to only end up buying a 5000W Inverter by Westinghouse. Thing is super rock solid, runs off propane, so I ended up using it to charge my solar generators to use in other parts of the house. I’m extremely disappointed in Jackery’s lack of customer service and quality of solar panels. The batteries have worked great for many other applications (remote film production work and medical supply backup) but not for emergency home backup. When hurricane Beryl hit a few months ago, I used these batteries in tandem with the generator and that worked great. I wouldn’t recommend for home backup but would for camping, production work or anything remote.

We needed a generator back up that was easy set up, provide enough power to plug in our refrigerator, tv lights, coffee pot. ( these were our Priority) . We purchased the Jackery 2000 Pro with 2 solar panels, as we age, finding simplicity works best,and did not want to mess with gas generator, With pull start up, leaving outside, loudness, etc. This Jackery fit our bill with more power and longevity than we ever imagined. Living in Florida, we just experienced Hurricane Ian and Nicole, it certainly gave us peace of mind when power went out, and used inside house with no problems at all. Did above and beyond what the developer writes.I normally don't write reviews but had to share with the public to let you know "you will not be disappointed with Jackery 2000 Pro!" It lasted so long, that we did not even use the solar, but will follow up with another review when we test it out. Some say it may be a little pricey, but you get what you pay for,and this is well worth it! Wanted to drop in a picture off it, but camera decided not to cooperate right now.

This is our 2nd Jackery generator, and they are amazing. Charges quickly by A/C or solar. Powerful and easy to store. We have one at our "off the grid" cabin, so we can use phones & computers, lights & small appliances with ease. We bought this second one because of more the frequent power outages we are having in Texas. Great product!

Bought this during pandemic just in case. Works like a charm. Solar panels are so convenient for areas where sun is abundance

I love my Jackery generator. This thing is ideal for my off grid living situation. I use it to power my internet box, my CPAP machine, my phone and watch chargers, and sometimes a small fan (on low speed). I'll get about 3 nights of use from a single charge, or two full days of use during weekends when I'm not at work. When it's time to charge it up, I connect the two 200w solar panels and get enough charge on a sunny winter day to last through the night. I'll also use my gas powered generator to charge the unit when it's cloudy or if I'm in a shady area. During the summer, the panels charge fast enough to go from zero to 100% in just a couple hours. It is a little heavy (50 pounds or so) so a woman or child may have a little trouble carrying it very far. It is very easy to use and so far has been very valuable to me. My only complaint is that I wish I had bought an expandable version for more capacity.

I've only had the Jackery 2000 Pro for a short period of time. I purchased it to backup a spare upright freezer. Testing the Jackery showed it would power the freezer fine. I did not time how long to get to 0% charge however. Attached the solar panels just to make sure they are working. I would like to compliment Jackery's customer service. My first unit would not charge. They covered the shipping cost back to their facility and shipped a replacement apparently the same day. No hassle.The build quality is excellent. The handle on the top is required, as this is a heavy unit. I am 75 y/o and won't be moving it very often. Watch for Jackery's sales as you can save quite a bit on money. I also have a Jackery Explorer 1000 that is two years old. I can move it around as needed, and it has performed without any problem. That's what gave me the assurance to invest in another Jackery model.