From a friend’s experience with a smaller model, I plunged on a Jackery 1000. I have yet to use it.
A couple of Ham Radio operators I know use them. They're good for field operations. I have two 30-watt panels I have yet to set up for my go-box. I have a lithium iron phosphate battery in my go-box. Works good for my needs. Would like the Jackery or similar to run a computer in the field when the laptop battery runs out.
I got a Jackery 300 and three solar panels just in case I lost power but more so for a bug-out option, and I got all of them for less than $600, but I already have a gasoline generator, so I didn’t need the Jackery 1000, but had I thought about it at the time, the 1000 would have better, both for a bug out (or just for recrational camping, etc) and for emergency home situations, because I could have used to the generator to recharge the Jackery without needing solar and the 1000 is much more likely to power higher wattage tools and appliances.
“From a friend’s experience with a smaller model, I plunged on a Jackery 1000. I have yet to use it.”
Best to try it out. Jackery has a very good reputation, but I have read some reviews blaming the shipping company for overheating, and thus damaging, their batteries.