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That is an extra $1,700 USD for only 768 Wh. Its not worth it over the Bluetti AC300.

@@techietechnews 120/240 watts in a single unit, 6000w, agreed the 3800wh is only slightly more but expand it, this unit is way more capable. I started with ac300 and expanded to do split phase but now these single units exist and no way would I suggest someone else go down this bulky, multi unit path, with fusion boxes, communication cables etc.

@@user-ke4ev5pb6p The AC300 can also output 6000w peak. The point is this list is for people in the general area of use, from 700 Wh to 3k Wh. In the end, this is a general user list, and most folks may not need 240v AC. The Bluetti AC300 is not what I would recommend for the average sized home. This is more for RV people and professionals on the move. Once you go to the $5k plus price point, your in another league altogether. The was not selected only for its expandability, but for the power and features you can have at $3000. The units your suggesting are almost $2k plus. In the future, we plan on doing a review on complete off the grid equipment where we start from $5k. I hope you watch it, I would really like to get your take on it. Thanks again.

Hello there.. That unit is well outside of the scope of this review. We only covered the general range of users. However, that is an EXCELLENT unit! Good choice. When we do a top tier review, that will most like be on the list. But we will have to see whats available at that time. Thanks for your comment. Jim with TTN

@@techietechnewsat 12:40 you show the exact equivalent… two ac300 giving with two stacks, doing 120/240 house connection… that’s where my confusion lies here..

Thank you for the comment. We tried not to overload viewers with too much information, but that is a valid point. However, they are all using the same battery tech, being (LFP) Lithium Ion Phosphate. For the more technical people like yourselves, that is a piece a info you would want. Others who know nothing about the tech side could care less. We try to keep it concise as this is intended to be a 10 min product review, but we always want to improve. In the future, we will reflect on your suggestion and try to add as much relevant details as we can. Thank you for your input and have a great weekend! Jim with TTN

Truly sorry to hear about the outage. Hopefully, its just a minor inconvenience. Please let me know if you have any questions or need help choosing one based on your specific needs. Jim with TTN :D

One last thing.. The Anker Solix F2000 is currently 35% off - See Link - amzn.to/3RrYZ4p

Thank you! Cheers! Jim with TTN :D

Are you joking? Your gonna cast shade on these guys because they didn't add 120v ac input / output? Was it not obvious? Most folks don't even know that. You can plug it into the wall for power, or plug appliances in for power. 240v outlets are different for a reason. Also, what review gives you ALL the details. Give me a break. You sound like your one of their competitors..

@@vicmacitson9943 Yes... "cast shade", their review sucked!

@@danalawton2986 Nah, your perspective sucks. The review was fine by me, who actually just bought the River 2 Pro.

@@vicmacitson9943 So you fell for their BS. One born every minute.

Hey danalawton2986. I take your remark as constructive criticism and its something my team should think about moving forward. We are ever pushing forward to improve and to give our viewers the right details to help them in their buying decisions. And the fact that you were disappointed in our none submittance of voltages will be recognized and corrected in the future. Thank you for your comment. Jim with the TTN Team.

Unfortunately, we didn't coined the term "Solar Generator", but its used synonymously within the industry. We are just trying to get this info to our audience and this term seems to be doing just that. I believe its in relation to gas generators but you can use solar energy to charge them instead. Thanks for the comment. Jim with TTN

Unfortunately, we didn't coined the term "Solar Generator", but its used synonymously within the industry. We are just trying to get this info to our audience and this term seems to be doing just that. I believe its in relation to gas generators but you can use solar energy to provide the end user with power. So it does generate power via solar panels, hence the term "generator" but it also stores it via battery bank. Please understand that we work hard to present credible information, but not everyone will agree. If you gave us a thumbs down for it, I would ask you to reconsider. But Regardless, thank you for the comment. Jim with TTN :D

Actually i have delta and bluetti and love both

But agreed delta and anker should have been here

We think so!

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If you want the best budget laptop with the longest battery life, I would step to an Asus ROG Zephyrus G14 - Linked Here - amzn.to/3X9KRQP Stay with AMD CPU's for better power consumption and lower heat signatures. At the end of the day, know that there are NO GAMING LAPTOPS that can last 8 hours of straight gaming. However, with the right power settings you can find easily online, you can make this laptop work to last. You want a smaller screen to save on power too. Look online about this laptop, you will see that everyone gets it for the battery life. Please let me know if you need any other information or if you would like me to explain it further. Good Luck! Jim with the TTN Team

One last mention.. DO NOT BUY FROM LENOVO!!! We do not recommend any Lenovo products due to spyware and malware practices. They have also been found with unidentified hardware inside. Please avoid for your privacy or worse.. From Jim ;D

@@techietechnews should I consider ASUS Tuf A15 R 7 7735 HS? Cause at the moment its the most available in our country

@@carlmina4287 Yes, its a good option! Just be mindful of your power settings and you could make it last though a school day. You could also buy a battery bank. Here is an option for you - amzn.to/4cTHuTA

Thank you for your experience. We appreciate it.

Nice. Let us know how it goes :D

Nope.. No pn.. :D

Have you considered the Gazelle T4 Hub? Its a one person show to set up and can sleep 4. Its definitely waterproof, but we would use a hydrophobic coating to ensure reliability. As for Eureka going out of business, on October 19, 2023, Johnson Outdoors announced they were exiting the Eureka! business, and would discontinue selling the products by the end of 2024. So for those who want the Eureka Copper Canyon LX, it will be your last opportunity to do so. However, Maylin1986, I would suggest the Gazelle T4 Hub.

That is an excellent observation. However, the protruding prongs are on the top side of the mower, preventing anything from getting stuck in the mower itself. You can literally blow out any debris that happens to wedge it way in. But we agree, we would feel better if the battery compartment have an enclosure. Still, it does work just fine and it wasn't of a concern to use when using it. Thanks for your comment :D Jim with the TTN Team

Sorry, but we are not familiar with options from the Eastern market. Hopefully, someone can chime in and assist you. Thanks :D

Very cool

If you need to save on cash, go with the HP Victus. If you want the best performance for the dollar, go with the MSI Katana.

The Honeywell unit seems to be in your future. You have a choice of 50 to 145 watts with that unit. What size of area are you trying to cool? How big is your battery bank?

@@techietechnews Can you send me the link please. We want an AC not a swamp coller.

@@GoBrand0n Here you go.. You will have a few options there. Be mindful of your battery bank and ac inverter capabilities. Link Here - amzn.to/3KgUjKD

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Hey islamway3730. There is a major price disparity between the Katana 15 and both the Nitro 5 and the TUF. My recommendation is drop the Nitro off your list if you can. Second, I would ask if you can afford the extra $500 towards your purchase. The Katana will outshine the TUF, not only in frame rates, but it has a better screen. Maybe this is a better option for you? Its AMD but it has a Freesync screen and its $300 cheaper - amzn.to/3yxYnDC Otherwise, I would opt for the Katana 15 - amzn.to/4bEWAvq

Forgot to mention I live in Australia aswell

@@islamway3730 Its all good. Out of all of these options, which one are you leaning on?

I am leaning towards the gaming tuf a15/16 or f15/16

Nice! Good Purchase!

Thank you for the comment! We do not recommend Lenovo products due to their history of malware and spyware practices. At TTN, we have real world standards and we will never review or support any company that would compromise the rights or well-being of any fellow Human being.

​@@techietechnews Damn, Ive just bought a LOQ the other day

​@@raid1010 Can you please tell me about its battery backup

@@raid1010 dw lenovo laptops are usually quite good, especially their legion line-up

@@raid1010 Sorry to hear it. I would return it, they don't deserve your hard earned cash my friend. But that is your decision to make. At best, your info gets stolen. Its not the end of the world.

We totally agree! Thanks for commenting!

Hey KeesJansen111, thank you for the comment. The MSI Alpha 15/17 just fell behind on the offering delivered by the MSI Katana 15/17, to which they both competed for the best performing high-end budget laptop on our list. Its their AMD video card that we had issues with. Driver problems continue to plague AMD in this regard. Otherwise, the Alpha with the AMD Radeon RX 6600M that has 8Gb of GDDR6 VRAM may have taken the lead. However, there were an unusual amount of complaints about the Alpha's light bleed on the screen. It is the older model of the 2 after all. I hope that adds some clarity from our end. If you have anything to add, please let us know, we would love to hear it! Jim from the TTN Team :D

Bro.. Like Typo where? Wifey is gonna slap the back of my head now.. lol Wifey of Jim, TTN Team :D

Hello there. We appreciate your comment, thank you. However, we do not agree with the opinion that battery operated tools are for California compliance, only. While they may serve towards their specificity of intent, electric tools, even when used seasonally, have already shown to offer cost and time savings over their ICE counterpart. Lithium Ion batteries do not sulphate like lead acid batteries, so they do not diminish at the same rate. Nor do they self discharge at the same rate. Also, the lifespan of electric tools vs ICE is always higher. Yes, ICE prices are always cheaper up front.. But when you include fuel, oil changes and maintenance, Electric will always win in the end. Its just our opinion regarding electric gardening tools.

@@techietechnews It's not opinion, California mandated electric by law. Californians have no Choice on what they buy. That's a fact, not opinion. Battery operated tools cannot compete in the market any other way. They are sold at gun point cause they don't sell any other way.

​@@fraudsarentfriends4717 Hello again. As I said, manufacturers did not intend for these products to be used in California, exclusively. Assembly Bill 1346 passed long after everyone was already using electric tools, hence the decision to do so. Again, the statement of these tools only being for California's compliance to this bill we believe is incorrect. Being lawfully ordered to buy a particular type of tool is not the same as being told what to do at gun point. Please do not take what we are saying as disrespect. We appreciate your perspective. However, I doubt we will agree on this debate. I agree to disagree and we can let others decide on what they think. Thank you for the debate and enjoy your day :D Jim with the TTN Team

@@techietechnews These tools were not being made in mass until after assembly bill 1346 passed. the law was created for California.Not the entire United States. The law was passed for the reason that consumers refused to make an ignorant choice of buying an inferior product without being at gun point of the law.

Nice! Congrats and we hope it serves you well. Enjoy!

You and me both!

Actually, yes.. We request review products from manufactures or borrow from reviews all the time. Our problem is that we don't have a big enough operation to justify the filming of these products. We are just a mom and pop operation with full time jobs and kids.. So.. This is how we do our reviews. I know there are a TON of TTS AI voices reviews that just us reviews online with chatgpt, be we are a legit operation. That is my voice and my name is Jim :D Please, if you gave it a thumbs down because you think we are are a fraud, I would ask you to reconsider. Regardless, thank you for your time. And to be honest, I probably would question it too. Can't blame you.

Hey Lynn, google the Argali Owyhee 1P Tent. I would highly recommend this as a relatively cost effective Travel Tent that has the durability your probably looking for. Decent tents are always around the $350 plus to $800. But this tent is $300 and sellers offer seam sealing too. If you need more than a 1 person tent, let me know and I will find you another option. Thanks and have a great day! Jim with TTN :D

Thanks for the heads up. FSR does make some quality gear.

That is a great point! And it was one of the major contributors to having it on our list. Ryobi is not a bad brand, but we feel it doesn't quite match up with its competitors like DuWalt, Makita and Milwaukie in terms of build quality, and it seems the price point reflects that with their tools, generally. However, Ryobi's garden tools seem to be surprisingly really good. None the less, thank you for contributing your point of view and experience with us.

Thanks Chris.. I think Struden would too. ;)

Hey _AoTaninh, we do not promote Lenovo on this channel. Their history of secret malware and backdoor access is way too frequent. They have even been seen with unidentified hardware. We are a full pass on Lenono and warn our views not to purchase any of their products. Thank you for the comment, and we agree it would have been a close comparison. Jim from the TTN Team :D

Thats a fine laptop. It can do it all!