We just spotted Jackery’s official Amazon storefront dropping the price on its new Red Cross Edition HomePower 1000 Plus V2 Power Station to $669 shipped, which beats out the brand’s website that has it sitting at its full $749 price. This new model came about at the end of September from the partnership between Jackery and the Red Cross, which we only previously saw discounted to this same rate during Prime Day weeks ago. The deal is back for $80 savings at its best price for those who want the aesthetic difference, though this is the third-lowest price for the standard colorway model at this same rate that launched at the end of August. Likewise, you can find the larger Red Cross Edition HomePower 2000 Plus V2 station down at $1,069 shipped for the second time, matching the price of its standard colorway counterpart.
Whereas Jackery’s predecessor HomePower 1000 V2 station is a non-expandable solution, the newer HomePower 1000 Plus V2 station starts at the same 1,024Wh LiFePO4 capacity and can be scaled up to 11kWh. The only difference between the Red Cross edition and the standard model are the colorways.
Either option brings along eight output ports (4x ACs, 2x USB-Cs, 1x USB-A, and a 12V DC car socket) and delivers a steady power supply up to 1,800W, while surging up to 3,600W (beating the 1000 V2’s 1,500W/3,000W surging rates). It has five ways to recharge: From a typical AC outlet, from a gas generator, with up to 400W solar panels, a vehicle auxiliary port, or from the brand’s alternator charger.
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