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Why I like it: Blueti Handsfree 2 was the perfect addition to my equipment, because I prefer to glamping camping more. I like the possibility of wearing electronics with me to the wild and I charge my devices while camping. It would usually be necessary to strive hard Portable Power Station Separate from the rest of your camping, but handsfree 2 it makes a much easier pairing of 60-liter, catastro stream with a heavy 512V transmission power plants. I managed to pack extra clothes, equipment, stocks and electronics inside, while I still sure I had the strength I had to charge for.
Who is this for: Handsfree 2 is great for anyone who takes a lot of electronics in the field, from photographers to journalists in Tech Narko. It is especially designed for camera lovers, with lots of compartments with removable lens parties and accessories.
I also liked that there are five output options (two USBs, two USB-C and 700V AC plugs) to get almost anything on the field, including my laptop, tablet, phones and games and games.
It is also perfect for tent camping or long in the cabin in the cab that is not connected to the network. Anything with the standard, three-prong alternating plug can also be powered for a long time, and I could keep my camping and a mini refrigerator. Candles and lanterns are cute, but there is nothing so comforting for me (or readily read) as an appropriate lamp in the deep night in the woods. Handsfree 2 can be held at camping lanterns, if not days. Pair it with one of the Blueti 100 V solar panels (sold separately or in a package with handsfree 2) and you have unlimited camping power, external photography or any other offline adventure.
Who should not buy it: Although it is fantastic for camping, handsfree 2 is a bulky, heavy unit, and I did not consider it suitable for long mountaineering trips. Even empty, weive 16.5 kilograms. When you load yourself fully, you look at anywhere between 45 to 50 pounds on your back. You will also not be able to pack as much as you expect for a 60L backpack, because the power plant takes up a lot of space, leaving less space for other bases. Finally, I didn’t like the solar panel 100V is a separate purchase and does not come by default.
