Jackery Explorer 100D launches at Walmart for $99 on November 15
Jackery has debuted the Explorer 100D, a compact 96Wh portable power station, set to go on sale at Walmart and Costco in the US on November 15. The device is priced at $99, with a two-pack available at Costco for $179.99.
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Product and pricing
Jackery has launched the Explorer 100D, a 96Wh portable power station weighing 1.9 pounds and measuring 4.7 x 3.3 x 3.4 inches. The device features two USB-C ports with a combined 140W output and one USB-A port with 18W output.
The Explorer 100D will be available at Walmart for $99 starting November 15. Costco will offer a two-pack for $179.99 at select locations.
Recharging the device to 100% takes about 100 minutes using standard AC power, and it also supports solar charging with up to 100W input.
Use cases and availability
The Explorer 100D is designed for small tech gadgets like phones, earbuds, headphones, fitness trackers, and cameras. Its compact size and carrying strap make it suitable for quick trips or situations where power is limited, such as camping or fieldwork for creators.
The product will be available at Walmart and select Costco warehouses in the US beginning November 15.
What this means
Lazyfounder analysis — our interpretation, not reported fact.
The Explorer 100D fills a gap in Jackery’s lineup for users who need a lightweight, affordable power solution for small devices. Its sub-$100 price point and retail availability at Walmart and Costco could make it a strong contender in the portable power market, particularly for consumers who prioritize convenience and cost. Founders in the consumer electronics space should note the growing demand for compact, multi-functional power stations, especially those compatible with solar charging—a feature that aligns with increasing consumer interest in sustainability and off-grid utility.
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Sources
- Mashable · 2026-11-02
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