Seriously Impressed After Just a Few Weeks – The Jackery 2000 V2 Delivers

I’ve been using the Jackery 2000 V2 solar generator for a few weeks now, and I’m genuinely blown away by how capable and well-designed it is.

Straight out of the box, it feels premium and solid – not bulky or awkward like some power stations. The setup was simple, and the display is clear and easy to understand. Within minutes I was powering devices, charging batteries, and even running my kettle!

The power capacity is more than enough for everything I’ve thrown at it – from home appliances to tools. It handles them effortlessly, and the pure sine wave output means everything runs smoothly and safely. It's surprisingly quiet too, which makes it ideal for camping or overnight use.

I’ve been pairing it with solar panels, and even in the typical UK weather, it charges better than I expected. The solar integration is slick and efficient, and it’s reassuring to have clean, renewable energy backing me up wherever I am.

After just a few weeks, it’s already become a trusted part of my setup – whether for backup power at home or freedom on the road. Highly recommended if you're looking for portable, reliable, and eco-friendly power.

Primarily bought to use as an alternative to getting electric hook up when camping. As yet not a had a long trip to fully test it out but these are my initial thoughts.
It's reasonably heavy but not too bad but you'd definitely not want to carry it a long distance. Our 1st short trip it ran a small fridge/cool box (24/7) and charged devices for approx 3 days. Unfortunately the weather was poor so the solar panel wasn't used to top it up and we ended up topping it up with a 15min fast charge from a socket on site to run the final night and charge devices.
When home I used the solar panel to charge it back up from flat. This took 3 days approx as the panel will only produce 200w in perfect conditions and being in the UK the weather is never perfect. Also to achieve good charge you have move the panel to catch the optimal sun. This can be a bit awkward some times as the panel can have a mind of it own and the flexible legs can fold down after you set one side if your moving it by yourself. We will also need a longer charge cable to be able to leave it charging in the tent with the panel outside but the usbs on the cable are a nice touch to charge direct from that panel.
With having the 2000w rating I'm also hoping to run power tools off this for short periods when jobs are off grid but not tested this as yet.
I don't think it will be as convenient as having hook up as you don't need to think about what your using but I'm very happy with our purchase so far and think with some more thought about what we're using and a bit of luck with the sun to keep it topped up we'll manage a 2 wk trip off grid and save money on future trips by not paying for hook up. More thoughts to follow after some more thorough testing.

I use it in the van on weekend trips. Charges phones, laptop, and runs a small portable cooler when it’s hot. Battery lasts longer than expected.

We had a blackout last month — plugged in the Wi-Fi, lamps, and even the baby monitor. Worked perfectly. Feels super solid and not too loud. Haven’t tested the solar yet, but so far, so good.

Had a power cut last week — kept the Wi-Fi and fan going, and even topped up the eBike a bit. Didn’t expect it to be this useful. Quiet, solid, and the battery held up well. Worth every penny.