This thing is INSANE!!! - Jackery Power Station
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- Опубліковано 6 гру 2020
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What do you do when you need power, but the power grid is out? The Jackery Power Station could be an interesting solution to keep your lights, and even your GAMING Pc up and running. Linus decides to see if he can push this station to the limit.
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Jono is gonna have nightmares of Linus yelling "I need stuff JONO I need lights JONO" etc.
Bono my tyres are DEAD.
JONO MY POWER IS GONE-wait fuck this isn't F1
i laugh in 240 volts
JONO (clap clap) MY FANCY SHOES
AZIZ, LIGHT!
You know that you really cant afford something when they dont even tell the Price in an LTT video
I assumed it was 1000 dollars
"If you have to ask, you can't afford it"
Just like a lot of their laptop showcase/reviews. If they don't mention a price, expect $2k+.
It's listed at $999 on the Jackery website
Especially considering all this is is a car battery and a 1000w inverter in a fancy case.
We have used the ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxOTeIs0vv4_9B5hsmnLsk9r930uDQLu_Y for probably 30 hours with our camper and it’s been great! The noise level is really only noticeable when running the AC and other appliances like the microwave, hair dryer, or coffee pot. It’s not huge like other ones and it has wheels so even at 90lbs, I can move it!
“Designed by a former Apple engineer”
This is going to be expensive.
Yeah, 1000 USD for a lithium car battery in a case...
@@BilldalSWE There are no lithium car batteries. Cars use lead acid, which is an inherently terrible battery technology for technological uses like this. There are some LiFePo4 batteries for RVs, but they range from 500-1000 USD.
I'm not saying this is reasonably priced, but it's a far shot from a car battery.
@@hunterm9 They were almost certainly referring to the lithium batteries used to power electric cars, not the traditional battery in normal cars for starting the engine etc.
As in a tear-down of a lower capacity version, that person found it to be very similar to those found in electric cars:
ua-cam.com/video/gRhPooSPprY/v-deo.html
The price doesn't actually seem that bad though, and seems fairly similar to other brands.
The 2000W pure sine wave convertor adds a not insignificant cost vs a bare battery.
@@hunterm9 While not common there are 12V LiFePo4 sold as starter batteries. Just google them. Higher power output, lower weight, keeps the charge longer when the car is in storae etc so they are gaining in popularity. Sure, they are much more common as battery banks in boats and RVs because of the price but my point is this is likely an of the shelf product packed in a case for a 100% price increase. Some people might still think it's worth it but it's hardly a revolutionary product like Linus seem to have been payed to say...
@@hunterm9 there are 12v lithium motorcycle and car batteries which many people use. Please educate yourself before commenting.
The phrase "Everything can be a laptop if you are courageous enough" now have a whole meaning.
Me putting a raspberry pi inside the stock of my ar-15.
Me-Now this is a laptop
Yeah you will also need a knee joint replacement after that
Best comment!
"gotta do more cinebench" yeah, im sure people will be saying that when camping with this :)
I mean people who live in vans and RVs use these so who knows
It's not like anyone would go to Linus Techt Tips channel to gain knowledge about camping.. or at least I am not..?
@@johnbenedictdelacruz4153 I can see him doing a 4k gaming while camping video with this battery haha
If you’re not doing cinebench while camping you’re not camping right
He could have just done a full length Blender Classroom render, because those will go for at least an hour.
7:00 when that dust floated right by the camera I low-key thought it was smoking!
Sounds like Linus is really in a comfy place, he sounds like he is having lots of fun doing this.
"Not very often I get to open up something this insane", after just releasing a video unboxing a 6tb memory server on ltt.
When you sponsor something for Linus everything is insane
which he even said in the video, would cost 40-60k easily
@@bradhaines3142 Aaand this video was sponsored by/brought to you by/item provided by!!!!
My 900w UPS will only run my gaming rig for about 10 minutes. I should get this.
Sees price: Nope, I'm good.
For the lazy: "discounted" to $899.99 USD on their website for the 1000W rated portable power station.
wew, lad
1150$CAD on amazon, forget it
Have a like, just for having a UPS..
lol my 650W one can run for about 30-45 minutes, but my pc isn't that power hungry (i5 10400 and RTX 2070S) so I guess it makes sense
@@defeqel6537 wdym, why is that like worthy, it's not like y'all have any power cuts in the first world countries anyway
Impressive energy density in that package. I've used SLA batteries about that size and you only get about 72Wh on them (and they're probably a lot heavier too). 1000Wh in that same package, with 2000W peak/1000W continuous current is INSANE (typically, the downside to using LiPo, or similar, batteries is that the current you can pull from them is substantially lower than less energy-dense alternatives).
I like it, I would love if it had a pass through feature as a battery backup so you can keep it plugged in as power conditioner and backup for your desktop during the week and take it with you on the weekend for camping or tailgating. Great product.
I legitimately thought the dust flying in front of the camera was smoke for a split second.
Yeah me too I got worried hahaha
Same haha
Same bruh I thought it was gonna explode
timestamp?
@@babitasaha6655 6:59
"it's been a while since I've unboxed something this balls to the walls insane" didn't you just open a $60k server?
Maybe this was filmed earlier and released later?
I mean it's LTT. A $60k server is not the most insane server they have done. Though for that matter this isn't the most insane battery they have unboxed either. That honor goes to the UPS in their server room, which is as big as a grown man. Or 1.5 Linuses.
@@docferringer They already got a $17,000 UPS for their servers. Lol.
This was recorded a while ago
And a $30000 television lol
Honestly I love going into power banks and stations I own almost a collection of them. Please do more of these.
You must have seen Hobotech videos then...
This was an absolutely amazing product to review and I hope you guys branch out more in the future!!
I'd like to meet the person giving out $1000 battery banks as Christmas gifts. Almost bought one until I realized how much it cost.
At that price, just buy a Honda 2kw generator..
I heard the founder of Jackery is an ex Apple engineer, so yeah
@@_JasonWillis where did you hear that...
You could literally build a Tesla Powerwall for pretty much the same money ;but it will last way longer.
@@tylerquante4720 generator? You mean with cylinders?
I'm impressed you just talked about a giant battery for 9min it's kinda impressive
He runs on Energizer
@@joellouisfire nah Duracell!
What’s more impressive is they didn’t stretch it to 10 mins for ads
@@phionfire It's been lowered to 8 minutes some time ago
@@phionfire it's because he was sponsored silly!
(And btw you can get monetized now with 8 mins instead of 10)
Funny to watch this after seeing these for years on outdoor/overlanding channels. Like your grandfather discovering CDs.
I have a jackery Jump starter. I would say its been more than 2 years since Ive had it and until recently it has just started to give out, but it has gone thru a lot of abuse. I use it at work "auto auction" where I get a LOT of cars that come in with dead batteries and it has done a great job at starting most of them. I would say that i have jumped around 200+ cars with it. Not even sure they still sell these portable jumpers or not but, kudos to them!
"Oh, this monitor is only 1080p. That's for plebs." Good to know where I stand.
🤣👏🏻
I mean he’s not wrong lol
it could be worse, if you were still on 720p, you'd have to hand in your gamer card
I know its a joke......but i sure as hell could care less about any sort of opinion from a sponsor-baby.
sad 720p noises
I bought that 1000W back in May for hurricane season here in Puerto Rico, back in September we lost our power and plugged the fridge for almost 8 hours and it worked perfectly. I'm using 3rd party solar panels with Anderson Cables and they work perfect.
Do yall have America's sockets
@@joshentertainment2 Yes.
What are you solar panels out of curiousity ?
@@Klapeful I use some third party panels that I bought on Amazon back in 2017 and with the anderson cables adapters I can plug in the Jackery to them and charge it if necessary. Maybe in a near future I'd buy the Jackery panels which are lighter and very portable.
@@drake8168 Got it, thanks !
Would really love to see you cover the smaller products as well for general viability.
Would love to see an “energy efficient” desktop build to try and get the max gaming time out of the battery and compare it to a “gaming laptop”
You basically just saw that exact same thing. These Jackery amps have solar arrays you can hook up that can basically completely offset the amount of power he was just using. I live the 'digital nomad' life out of a Mercedes Sprinter, and this Jackery plus 4 solar panels keeps my entire 'grid' up. I let it charge while I'm just sitting around or splitting wood for fire or whatever, and I leave the panels plugged in while gaming. I game on an Omen 30L and two 31 inch AOC curved monitors and with my 4 solar panels it charges faster than it consumes. Best part about this set up is that I can even charge it while I'm driving because it came with a 12v cigarette charger. So long story short, with 4 solar panels and having it charge while I drive I use this to power a gaming set up as well as a full 'van life' set up for essentially free.
@@BartonHNewell Hi, first of all excuse m'y english.
I have few questions about how do u use your setup and your "way of vanlife"
I have a pc gamer(less powerful) in my van too but get some issues with battery.
For now i have 350w of Solar and 220ah gel battery.
I hesitate between increase my solar park, or the power station option like this one.
(For info im travelling through Europe so less Sun than US)
How many hours can you play on without sun ?
Converting from dc to “pure sin-wave ac” then back to dc for the pc and laptop
Wat
Well of course.
You wouldn't want to disassemble your pc to plug in the required 12 volt headers would you?
With the next gen of motherboards might actually get UPS that you plug directly into the case supplying all of the 12 volt you could wish for.
Given laptops often are 18 or 24, they would not be compatible. Unless you have one of the babies with usb type c charging.
Compatability is better than efficiency in a lot of cases. 🤷♂️
I don't think any of the devices tested would have had a problem with cheaper square wave inverter
@@glenmcgillivray4707 Use a buck-boost converter to get the exact voltages.
"Jackery" I've never seen a marketing department be so forthcoming 😆
Pretty cool power unit. Can be really good for those getaway that just requires a little power here and there
I just want to know how long you can power the Live Love Liao light with this.
When my obsessions with van life and technology finally combine
Looking at van battery banks and the know how involved to build one always scared me away. I wonder how long this could run a space heater?
@@jus10beare Just depends on how power hungry your space heater is. But on the explorer 1000 in this video I think 2-4 days continually. But that depends on if you can run it on 12v or if you have to convert it through AC.
Lol! I also was not expecting this out of Linus media group, I mostly see these on vanlife and prepping channels.
"Quadraphonic sound, a water bed and now a strobe light. Gentlemen, say hello to the Second Base Mobile."
- The Simpsons "Homerpalooza"
YEEEEEES
Oh man this would be so cool for location filmmaking, especially with the solar power aspect. Generators work but they're loud and dirty
I mean, for linus or any other small film making operation this is great. For full budget films, those genny's could run cities (which is basically what they do).
Especially if each battery inside gets its own solar cell itll charge in like 30 minutes and when your done all batteries will stack up again
The solar panels are useless. Not nearly enough power.
That looks similar in size to an equivalent wattage generated. Seems like an extremely versatile tool, however if there is one addition that can make it a life saver, 12v alligator clip port will be super handy to jump start the vehicle.
I have the 1000 and a 500 and use them often with at my storage space as there is no AC power there - I run servers, PCs, Switches/routers/firewalls for hours at a time (I usually get a solid 6 hours on the 1000 alone). Jackery is excellent! Glad to see you guys do a "review" of it!
I work security and have a portable gaming system with a built in monitor. What generator would be good for using to power my 19 inch monitor and my ps4. I'm looking to get atleast 5 hours of gaming time out of it. Is it even possible?
@@GaryCOLLOMAN. did you ever figure this out? I’m in the same situation as you.
@@spencethegreat38 I ended up buying a ps portal lol
@@GaryCOLLOMAN. I’d get a portal if they didn’t require having a PS5. I only own a gaming laptop :/
The "On Battery" settings for Windows desktops makes sense now.
It's more useful for a UPS, where you usually have a data hookup between the battery and the desktop that lets it know if it's on battery or mains, and what the remaining runtime is. That way the computer can go into a power-saving mode to extend your runtime, and automatically hibernate when the battery gets low.
@@guspaz Yep! That's how my UPS works with my desktop. The UPS connects to my desktop via USB, and Windows sees it as a battery just like it would if I were running on a laptop. Furthermore I can get stats in HWiNFO64 like power draw, battery %, battery life remaining, etc.
i have it for my ups on the lan party when some idiot flipped the power off
2:23 "You can power anything you want" "120V". Not in Europe, we've got 230V. Correct me If I'm mistaken or something :V
Look at the plugs.
I assume they have a EU version since its just an overgrown power bank with an integrated inverter, and jacking it up to 240 isn't particularly difficult. Linus probably only showcased the 120V version since he has no 240V devices
Pretty sure nearly all of Europe has such little power outages, nobody would think about getting something like this.
North America uses 120volts for a typical wall plug. Europe uses 230-240volts for their wall plugs. I wish 208/230/240 was typical due to amp draw. Note that most homes in the US do have 208/230 volts single phase at their breaker panels which is used for clothes dryers, air conditioner, or other high Amp appliances. I think Canada and Mexico do to. Canada however uses 50hrz whereas US is 60hrz.
Their website is only shipping to Canada, USA and Japan. Looks like the rest of the would just has to try something else out.
I've been thinking about getting one of these for some time because I live in an apartment where we can't have a generator. One or two of these would be really handy in a power outage for running a fan or electric blanket without all the noise of a fuel-burning generator. One of these batteries could run an LED lamp for SEVERAL hours, too.
I’ve had an old Goal Zero version of one of these for several years.
7:09
Day 2: Linus is going insane and started talking to objects
Day 3: the objects are going insane and started talking to Linus. Bureau personnel have been dispatched.
just old linus forget google name try to wake up google home
Finally, a battery that can keep my laptop alive all day.
Id love to see them build a desktop in with the batteries from this for a "portable" desktop
This would be have been great at a musical festival back when we had them before the event.
0:39 I thought he was gonna say "this puppy can run crysis" lol
Missed opportunity
Imagine trying to bring this on a plane.
I am looking for one here in Chile and Amazon does not deliver here for that reason.
Batteries on airplanes are capped at 100Wh. Same reason why Larger cameras have many 98Wh battery variants so they are travel-friendly.
you can't. at least not in North America
@@dbsm666 Look at more traditional camping suppliers. This isn't a particularly novel item and someone must do ground shipping world wide due to the battery issues.
I think you'd have a better chance of convincing them to let you bring a Note 7.
mom:would you just go outside instead playing ur computer all day？
me:
Honestly, if this cleans up the power signal as well it'd be a pretty decent UPS.
That is awesome. I had an internship with a photographer and the number of times we were trying to charge something using an inverter in the car or just looking for an outlet was nuts. This is not a game changer for somebody that lives on the road for but for construction people, photographers, etc this can really be something else.
"Jackery," someone needed more focus groups. C'mon guys. You're missing that the name of this thing makes it sound like it's made by Fleshlight.
So you saying the name isn't good I would call it just jack
"Highwayrobbery" would be better brand name for this.
@@playswithblades it’s a big honking battery, expect it to cost a lot lol. It’s competing with thousand dollar generators
@@tech6hutch - thousand dollar generators put out 10kW or more, so no.
Honestly. Either the "Apple engineer" line is BS or the founder is an idiot because I heard the brand name and immediately assumed it was some B-grade Chinese brand.
Imagine how useful this would be for people who live or have cabins off-grid. This would be so insanely useful
This thing looks perfect for charging my Acer helios, now I can finally take it on trips in the car, sick
How did they not get in a "I'm giving it all she's got captain!"
This was the most Dad video I have watched today. And I loved it.
Great, finally a portable solution for playing on my gaming pc on the go!
HAH! They added a power splitter.
I've actually ran a 6 outlet power splitter/bar off my jackery 240 unit myself.
Similar products have been around for a long time. I used one at my first job over 8 years ago.
yup, these things have been around for decades... the only "new" feature about this is USB Type C, for obvious reasons.
It even says since 2012 on the box
@@gamerfortynine most UPS have lead batteries that are great for sitting at full charge for long times and maybe survive a few full discharges before heavily degrading.
@@gamerfortynine i think people did forget these because they are living with better power supply options i remember my 2012 days oh god until I had one "UPS" those power cuts damn my hdd crashed way back then bcz of this 😒 i guess technology with time
@@gamerfortynine a UPS isn't the same thing as this. Very different use cases
He could have just pulled 3090's in SLI, heck of a lot easier than this.
Nvm, multiple 3090's are just an imaginary thing
Yes, but your imagination is a POWERFUL thing! I am running 3090s in 3-way SLI plugged directly into a unicorn and powered by console-n00b tears.
@Gavin M Unless you're a content provider/reviewer... then you get every 3090 out there!
@Gavin M Miners took some of the 3080s, not really any of the 3090s
Not very entertaining, but a heater would be the simplest option, ideally with continuously variable heat settings so you could see exactly how the battery pack handles different power outputs.
I have 100% considered one of these for camping in my Van. Solar set up to help charge it could be sweeeet. Just to run a small fridge or electric blanket for warmth in winter...
Thanks for being entirely candid on how long the batteries last at various work-loads. *slaps head*. Perhaps a follow up video? I did get a good chuckle from this upload, so thanks.
Its maximum input charge from solar seems to be 200w. (2 x 100w solar panels) I'd like to see that increased to 400w minimum, using 4 of their solar panels or even 600w using 2 x 300w solar panels (standard roof panels). That would give it a 2 to 3 hour recharge and make it a truly viable alternative to a generator when camping for more than 1 day.
I’ve been looking into buying the 250w version for camping. Nice review!
I had this thought too, very useful. Reminds me of my apc battery backup but this one is better. ALso its by apple which increases the cost :(
The only real con I hate about rechargeable batteries, if they are damaged through shipping or quality control issue and you are unaware of any damage, they can explode and basically bleed out a torch like fire out of whatever hole, which scares me about backup batteries lol, as they can burn down your home. This applies to any battery powered device rechargeable anyway, just as your phone.
@@koilamaoh4238 That's what LIPO safes are for. I'd recommend them if you have any of those. If large rechargeable batteries were unsafe, they probably would be much more heavily regulated. Also, all that only applies to lithium batteries, Lead-Acid batteries are pretty safe, but can't hold as much power.
Jason from Byte my bits used this in July or a very similar model in July. He was in love with it and was learning new things about it as he was reviewing it
When he said “will I bring a light” I was hoping he’d bring like a Redhead or a Joker or something. A 120D II isnt exactly as “stress test” as I was hoping but I guess we are moving to more and more LED fixtures on set so it makes sense. I just still have quite a few conventional tingstens that I use and it’s be nice to see how long they last in something like this
You could use this as a flashlight that never runs out of juice ^^
I was like "Why is he hyping this up so much?" Then..."This video is sponsored by..." oooooh, ok. Get it now.
There are other power stations like this out there. Varying in cost and power output. Can't say this is anything new. They are usually pretty expensive by good in a pinch.
The hype is real with this product. I have a smaller version and wow is it built well.
Linus advertisement group
Linus needed a new TV
All the Van Life kids and DIY solar engineers are over here like, "We're very happy for you Linus."
Will Prowse's channel is a good resource for large battery power system reviews. He reviewed this one ua-cam.com/video/wS5FgB-DD0w/v-deo.html
This is gonna be soooo useful for video/photo stuff
I have the lowly Jackery Explorer 160, but even that thing is perfect for a weekend of charging phones, cameras, etc while camping. They're super handy
finally, when the apocalypse comes I can still power my pc
But how u gonna recharge it again ..in apocalypse electricity 🔌 will be gone na😅
Could have been a full blown LTT episode this with all the device testing to load it up etc
If I ever want to do my mobile van home. I'd definitely be interested in this charge it at rest stops and stuff use it while on the road
It's been a while since I bought Jackery, and I have to say that I absolutely love it. 😁
0:12 i'd still call it a battery bank. usually, these things are pricey considering the battery capacities they have.
Since this was sponsored it was probably a marketing talking points thing. Jackery probably wanted them to use the "power station" terminology.
@@roguechemists2781 right
Linus under all the bright studio keylights:
"Its dark Jono!"
Would love a UK version of this. Would be great for mobile live steaming outdoor weddings and such.
They now exist in these sizes, 200w/500w/1000w
I almost wish this existed when I was buying a generator back in June to keep our refrigerator running in the event of a California rolling blackout, but on the other hand the fridge takes up a lot more power than what this battery can safely supply.
"JONO! LIGHT!"
(Anyone who's seen Fifth Element should get this!)
"Much better. Thank you, Jono."
Any Steve Wallis fans here that already know what this thing is?
Yup! Thought the same!!
Step two!
First person that came to mind!
Beautiful wife can now use her hair dryer. Step two!
Yes, ready for step two.
I'm getting a 400 watt solar panel set with a 2400 wh generator with a built in 1000 watt inverter . I'm super stoked about this! Hopefully going off grid with a few more upgrades.
Nice to have as a backup in case of outages
This is probably the most practical thing ever featured on this channel.
if by practical, you mean practically a giant piece of garbage. Oh wait i mean literally a giant piece of garbage.
8:38 ah, I see you're a man of culture as well
Be nice to see them bring this to the UK!
We use some of these to power our marching band setup. They last forever!
wow this battery in a box sure does make the rounds on youtube
Just like that Dyson vacuum and those Raycon ear beans.
I need to get this for the impending apocalypse .
Totally need to see this combined with a best performance per watt pc build
Finally! A power station capable of running my rig setup in my tiny house. My grid is on a RV 30AMP box and currently running:
Xbox One S w/24" Vizio FHD 1080p (Running on 1440p)
Ryzen 7 3700x w/ Radeon 5700XT 8GB (running on 1440p 24" LG 144hz)
700watt PSU.
If this baby can power my setup when I'm 'off grid', they can certainly have my $1000. And if anyone has questions about tiny house living for gamers, it's very real and it's 100% possible.
Watching this after the 2021 Texas Icepocalypse... I'll take 67
Linus: '120V'
The device, printed in large letters: '110V'
Does it really matter?
At my house, we get 135V, that's 25 free volts!
Peak to peak? RMS? Pure sine? Measuring AC power is stupid.
Finally, a version with USB-C. I have the original version of this "solar" generator and it's awesome!
I can see this having many more applications - mainly for your Scout or Scoutmaster on campouts. Color me intrigued.
Ah, yes, looking at their website and various promo materials, it is indeed advertised for use as camping out and for the adventurer. Pick up their solar panel, and you can go off grid for a long time. (If you can carry that weight.)
7:08 he really put laptop on the only fans that pc had
Only Fans, huh?
i kinda wanted to see how the output voltage holds up, would've been interesting
i rate 5/7
Getting one of these for camping will be great
3:54 "Apparently the company was founded by an ex Apple engineer, who left in 2012. *does a quick google*
"October 29, 2012: Scott Forstall, Apple’s senior vice president of iOS software, is ousted from the company after the disastrous Apple Maps launch."
Me: So he went from digital maps to real maps. With his battery. 🔋
As an astrophotography man. I've been keeping my eyes on this. Sweet that I got a Linus video about it.
My exact same thoughts! Too bad its like $1500 CAD for this one.
Idk man this looks like someone an avx user would buy gotta go with a portable nuclear power plant to power the plane wave mounts that we all have in our shopping cart but will never buy
@@cowthedestroyer I guess it's a good thing I have an AVX. I really just want to get out of the city so I can actually get some good data.
Maybe planewave mounts will come when I move out of the city 🤔
@@donbower I'm sorry that you have to suffer through an avx
Would be interesting to see if the Solar charges while in use and by how much you could extend that battery life.
watching this compelled me to try something similar with the Goal Zero Yeti 500x i picked up a few months back. Since its rated for 300w, didn't go for monitor included...but its running my mini itx system of a r9 3900x and a gtx 1080ti just fine! Ran some doom eternal earlier and saw a peak draw of 260w. makes me thing the 600w psu i have in it might be enough for a 3080...if i can get my hands on one!
7:01 .Am I the only one who just stopped listening instantly and watched whatever flew across the screen out of focus?
Unfortunately not
Haha me too! I thought it was smoke from the power station 😂
ghost orb
I did the exact same thing lol
I need a 20 kW version for my home lol
This is awesome a little bit for every type of users
Would love to have one of these for fridge. Do they work in-line?
I feel like if I had this I’d probably only use it to charge my phone