A combination of these two would be perfect. We bought the 2023 T@B 400. It has a much better, non folding sink in the bathroom, which is nice. I do like the extra storage in the Little Guy Max, but we love our T@B.
I'm in camp combination, as well. I just link hopped from a 2023 Tab 400 tour, and it has remedied issues like the folding sink, with a small fixed corner sink. What has me drawn to the Tab is that with the bunk bed option, I can sleep two people (or one kid on top and two small ones on the bottom) at that end, and a small gaggle of kids in the "queen" bed in the back, while my kids are small, and it can be towed by just about everything, including the SUV my husband wants to change his car to, so he could tow the camper, and I can tow a big horse trailer with my larger tow capacity truck. In a pinch, we could rig up another cot on the floor, if we needed to. Most of our camping destinations would be without hookups, and pitching a tent is not out of the question for those nights, but nine times out of ten, I would be traveling with the kids, while hubby has to work. The microwave has become "optional", so you could in stead use the cubby as storage. I hardly use a microwave, and if I am baking, I'm fine doing it in a small Omnia oven or on a campfire with a Dutch oven (or look into small toaster ovens. I have a toaster oven/air fryer/rotisserie contraption at home). It seems like both campers do have boondocking friendly options, such as the Little Guy's 200W solar to the Tab's 100W, and tire and frame upgrades, as well as different capacity tanks, so it's shooter's preference at that point.
We just got our 400. It never occurred to me to stand in front of the sink like that. I stand in front of the toilet. So, you are to the side of the sink. But, my reason for picking the 400 was the slightly smaller size. It fits in my garage (9’3” door leaves LGM out). Nice to have that in MN!
If I could combine the 2, I'd have my perfect camper. I LOVE the extra window in the bed area of the LGM. For me as a solo camper, the bathroom sink is fine, since I have the door open when I'm using it. The one thing I didn't like about the LGM when deciding between the two, was to low back end. I like the way the Tab 400 comes up a little to avoid dragging. I also love the ducted air of the Tab 400 and the radiant heating system.
Yup.. I know they are not designed for "boondocking" , but the increased departure angle of the tab means that you can get into a few more remote sites..
I have studied both these brands for several years now and have concluded that I will be purchasing the Tab 400. The number one reason is the AldI Heating system. I live in Alaska so heat is a must. I also love the round, portal windows in the dinette area, even though the Little Guy has more light with the bigger windows.
In general, as much as possible, I think it's a good idea to avoid sharp corners anywhere, and instead have rounded corners to prevent injury while moving in such tight spaces.
The LG Max bed area is too closed in for my taste. T@B is less closed in. We really like the ducted air conditioning and quiet Alde heater and water heater system in the T@B 400. The frosted bathroom door is quite strange. Hmmm. Anyway, the ground clearance in the T@B 400 Boondock is important to meet the LG Max sits too low especially when going down into dips or up steep hills. It was an interesting comparison. Nice video.
Deciding between the two is definitely a personal decision because while they are similar in so many ways there are differences. I have the Little Guy Max Rough Rider and unexpectedly ended up taking it up a mountain in the Ozarks so I too really appreciate ground clearance. I had no business doing this but I had no problems. Thanks for sharing the reasons why you prefer the Tab 400 over the Little Guy Max. The TAB 400 is an awesome camper trailer!!!!
I think you miss some other important comparisons for people who are still trying to decide. Like heating and air-conditioning. The alde system in the tab 400 is very good as is the water control panel on the outside. I’d be curious to see how the little guy compares.
Hi Amy! I don’t know much about heating and air conditioning systems but I have heard great things about the Alde system. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can chime in!
I was looking at a Geo Pro FD19. 20' long around 3K lbs. It has a Murphy bed which gives you more room doing the day. But ended up with this Class B. The wife feels like, for her, driving a van would be easier than pulling a trailer. Pros and cons for every choice. I'm so ready for summer, snow in the forecast this weekend. Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
A Murphy bed is a great space saving idea. I didn’t know they were offered in some camper trailers. Your wife is a smart lady! I am still struggling to back up my small camper. 🤣 I am going to RV driving school in a couple of weeks. 😁
I like the way you could place your shoes in the storage bay area near the door of the Little Guy. With our 2019 T@B, we have to lift the seat cushions to access the storage area.
For my needs and wants, The Tab 400 was the way to go.... Better rear departure angle, the aforementioned ducted heating and a/c, superior build quality, and the convertible bunk over the dinette means we can take our grandson along.... We tow with a pick-up so the lesser amount of outdoor storage is a moot point.
I always loved the Tab, but never like there was no outdoor storage space. My first introduction to the Little Guy Max was when I watched one of your videos. The monger length plus the outdoor storage was a go for me. However I never luke the east west placement of any bed. It is really difficult unless you are camping alone. That alone and having to install the froli system make me still comparing. Its also why ai don’t care for casitas or olivers. Outdoor storage and bed placement is key. Thank you for another great video.
There is another difference between the two. The T@B 400 can have an added full awning or tent attached to the side of the trailer using the Keder rail. Have you heard of anyone adding that rail to the Max? We would like to do this and have found one person who has had that done.
Based on your video comparison, personally, I'd buy the LGM. I like the power jack versus the hand-crank one. I like that it has an awning, too! I love all the windows, including the extra window in the bed area, and prefer the bigger dinette windows to the port hole windows in the TAB. I prefer the deeper square sink to a shallower round one. The bigger the bed the better in a small camper, and like you said, you can always add the Froli sleep system to the LGM. The pull-out drawer under the bed seems much more usable rather than having to lift up the mattress every time you want to access things. More outside storage is always helpful so I'd much rather have the larger pass-through storage on the LGM. And, I like the pantry and clothes closets vs not having them in the TAB. I'm not in the bathroom that much, so I don't mind that it doesn't have a sink - I can brush my teeth or wash my hands at the sink in the kitchen. I'm sure it's an individual decision, and although they are both nice and seem like good quality I'd choose the LGM, hands down! I may have missed it, but what's the price comparison?
I love my Little Guy Max for all the reasons you mentioned! Prices can vary by location so I was hesitant to mention pricing. I can tell you at the time of this video the price on the 2022 Little Guy Max was $39K and the price on the NuCamp Tab 400 was $46K.
I agree with you, cruisepuppy on everything you mentioned. I think the frosted glass in the LGM actually brings in more light 😂 but I think something can be done if you need the privacy. I would however like a sink in the bathroom. Hopefully, they’ll add it on a newer version and also the Froli system for the bed. Speaking of the bed and the mattress, the LGM has a REGULAR queen mattress. I don’t know what size they used on the 400. It looks like 3 twin size mattresses. I wouldn’t even know what bedding to get for the TAB 400. 🤦♀️ It also seems so tight!! The LGM seems roomier and it actually has a closet as well. I don’t however like the black countertops. Everything is so bright but then they went with black countertops. 🤷🏻♀️ I will continue to compare and do my research but I will keep the LGM as a choice.
I was surprised about the Tab weight ( thought it would be closer to the Mini Max ) the Tab is eye catching but I am happy with my MM. Trailer envy is not a problem I know I picked what works. I think to help people pick what works for them they need to know the black, grey and fresh tank volume, if it has heat, how many propane tanks, battery, electric plug ins, max weight the trailer can hold ( ie MM is 3500lbs for its frame loaded max.)
Hi Miriam! I just toured the Little Guy Mini Max and this small camper it is packed with features! I agree.. features such as tank sizes etc are important considerations. Based on your comment I have included some specifications in the video description and links to full specs. 👍
I have a 2019 T@b which I prefer over the Mini Max but I also have a 2019 Little Guy Max I prefer a over the 400 Nu Camp. I just love both companies for a great product.
I see that the NU Camp Tab 400 s are considerably more expensive new as well as the used models I am seeing. I am still in learning mode looking for a used trailer and open to either one of these brands. I appreciate the video and the comparisons you shared. I would love to know more of the structural differences between the two because there has to be a very good reason that the NUcamps cost more.
I know RV prices have fluctuated during the past 2 years but I too was surprised at how much more expensive the TAB 400 is compared to the Little Guy Max. Some people have commented about the Aldi System in the TAB. I don’t know much about it or why it may contribute to higher costs but worth investigating.
We been looking at a lot of small travel trailers. Each has its great features then not so great. Wish I could take the pluses from one add them to another and build the best camper for us. Being that we are skilled (BF is contractor) we will probably be looking at size, weights then do some mods to incorporate what we personally need. Thank you for the comparison video!
Most awnings are problematic in rain, unless can lower 1 side. The Tab’s add-on curved awning seems like it would do better in rain. But be a pain to put up. Trade-offs.
Great review Randi. I was a Tab 400 fan but now LGMaxx . That extra length, larger kit sink and pantry, side windows bigger and open in dining area. I can by Froli system to a Maxx. Too little storage area. I don’t want Wood in my bathroom either. Not good. Tks Randi
@@RandisAdventures have you seen their 2023 model with the shower sort of in the center of the rig? They are the first ones to do this, soon everyone will follow suit. Looks like a good bug out unit, just needs to beef up the abysmal “100/200” watt solar. You can easily put up flexible panels, 200+ watts each, add extra or bigger batteries, electronic commode, bingo off grid nirvana.
Thanks for the awesome comparison. Really appreciate it since we looked at both of these RVs at an RV show today. It appears the tab 400 is 3 - 4 season with dual pane acrylic windows, etc. I’m wondering if the Max would be similar. I couldn’t tell if the windows were dual pane and I don’t know how the Max is insulated or not, ie. underbelly.
Hi! The Little Guy Max has the same dual pane acrylic windows as the TAB 400. I don’t think either of these campers are rated for winter but I have to tell you I live in MN and over the past 5 years have done a lot of cold weather camping in my LGM. In fact, I just said how I’m so impressed with how warm and cozy my camper is when winter camping. If you’d like to watch this recent video here is the link: th-cam.com/video/VDsuqNX5D3k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fdQMdJC7ANdfPVkT
Add 1,000 watts of solar, use an electric toilet, convert the extra water into potable for longer boon docking. Put your extra batteries in the pass through.
I used to own the tab400 and it could be laid out better .. the little guy max is laid out good. ..i don’t like the exterior look of the LGM and I now own a 2024 tab320 and they no longer use the excellent Dometic gas stovetop now it’s the “suburban” .. its cheaper.
I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts on the different models. Your insights are valuable for those considering a purchase. THANK YOU!
They are both top quality built campers so I think it gets down to personal preference. I have been thrilled with my Little Guy Max for the past 5 years!
The LGM appeals to me overall. The LGM's tiny black tank is potentially problematic. Can the LGM be converted to a composting toilet? and the lack of a sink in the bathroom is an oversight that could and should be corrected..
That's a great question… I'm not 100% sure what would be involved to install a composting toilet 🚽 so I don't have an answer for you about that. Gosh, I hear what you’re saying about a bathroom sink but I've never missed not having one with the kitchen sink a few steps away.
✅While both are great small travel trailers... I personally, love my Little Guy Max and have had so many amazing experiences that I can't imagine myself in any other! So... what are your thoughts??? Are you team LGM or TAB 400???
Bathrooms on small campers are a waste of space. I know a few older people who use their bathrooms for storage, The bathroom just does not function well enough for them to use it.
Both of these campers have gone way past what they are worth. I have seen them well into the uppers $50,000. Especially now with interest rates approaching 10 and 11% the average worker will not be able to afford one. Besides, who wants to finance one of these for 15 years. Just my opinion.
I love my Little Guy Max and have a great appreciation as well for the Tab 400. I tried to stay as neutral as possible because I do believe you can’t go wrong with either of these quality built small campers.
They are both made in China 🇨🇳 Right? I have purchased both products for a cheap price from China! It’s amazing what we just can’t be honest with our people! Food for thoughts!
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A combination of these two would be perfect. We bought the 2023 T@B 400. It has a much better, non folding sink in the bathroom, which is nice. I do like the extra storage in the Little Guy Max, but we love our T@B.
It should also be mentioned that the Tab has the Aldi heating system, just that addition made it worth it to me.
I have heard good things about the Aldi system! 👍
I'm in camp combination, as well. I just link hopped from a 2023 Tab 400 tour, and it has remedied issues like the folding sink, with a small fixed corner sink. What has me drawn to the Tab is that with the bunk bed option, I can sleep two people (or one kid on top and two small ones on the bottom) at that end, and a small gaggle of kids in the "queen" bed in the back, while my kids are small, and it can be towed by just about everything, including the SUV my husband wants to change his car to, so he could tow the camper, and I can tow a big horse trailer with my larger tow capacity truck. In a pinch, we could rig up another cot on the floor, if we needed to. Most of our camping destinations would be without hookups, and pitching a tent is not out of the question for those nights, but nine times out of ten, I would be traveling with the kids, while hubby has to work.
The microwave has become "optional", so you could in stead use the cubby as storage. I hardly use a microwave, and if I am baking, I'm fine doing it in a small Omnia oven or on a campfire with a Dutch oven (or look into small toaster ovens. I have a toaster oven/air fryer/rotisserie contraption at home).
It seems like both campers do have boondocking friendly options, such as the Little Guy's 200W solar to the Tab's 100W, and tire and frame upgrades, as well as different capacity tanks, so it's shooter's preference at that point.
We just got our 400. It never occurred to me to stand in front of the sink like that. I stand in front of the toilet. So, you are to the side of the sink. But, my reason for picking the 400 was the slightly smaller size. It fits in my garage (9’3” door leaves LGM out). Nice to have that in MN!
A travel trailer that can fit in a garage is a huge benefit for sure! Nice to hear from a fellow Minnesotan! 😁
If I could combine the 2, I'd have my perfect camper. I LOVE the extra window in the bed area of the LGM. For me as a solo camper, the bathroom sink is fine, since I have the door open when I'm using it. The one thing I didn't like about the LGM when deciding between the two, was to low back end. I like the way the Tab 400 comes up a little to avoid dragging. I also love the ducted air of the Tab 400 and the radiant heating system.
Hi! Good points and I am glad you shared these features especially coming from a TAB owner!!! 👍
yes the lower back end was my deal breaker
Yup.. I know they are not designed for "boondocking" , but the increased departure angle of the tab means that you can get into a few more remote sites..
I love the outside aesthetic of the Tab. I like that the bed is sort of partitioned from the kitchen in the LGM.
I didn’t think about the bed being”sort of” partitioned off… that is a nice plus! 👍
...Everything but the Price... Amazing!!!!
I think the build quality of the tab far exceeds that of the little guy. Not even close.
Thanks for your feedback!
I have studied both these brands for several years now and have concluded that I will be purchasing the Tab 400. The number one reason is the AldI Heating system. I live in Alaska so heat is a must. I also love the round, portal windows in the dinette area, even though the Little Guy has more light with the bigger windows.
You can’t go wrong with either one…. Both are quality built which is to me is the most important feature. 😁
In general, as much as possible, I think it's a good idea to avoid sharp corners anywhere, and instead have rounded corners to prevent injury while moving in such tight spaces.
Good point!
The LG Max bed area is too closed in for my taste. T@B is less closed in. We really like the ducted air conditioning and quiet Alde heater and water heater system in the T@B 400. The frosted bathroom door is quite strange. Hmmm. Anyway, the ground clearance in the T@B 400 Boondock is important to meet the LG Max sits too low especially when going down into dips or up steep hills. It was an interesting comparison. Nice video.
Deciding between the two is definitely a personal decision because while they are similar in so many ways there are differences.
I have the Little Guy Max Rough Rider and unexpectedly ended up taking it up a mountain in the Ozarks so I too really appreciate ground clearance. I had no business doing this but I had no problems.
Thanks for sharing the reasons why you prefer the Tab 400 over the Little Guy Max. The TAB 400 is an awesome camper trailer!!!!
wow.... such a great video.... your spirit is refreshing! I think you sold me on the little guy when I was SOLD on the tab 400 before!!!
Hey Tad! Both the Little Guy Max and the Tab 400 are fantastic campers! You can’t go wrong with either one!
I think you miss some other important comparisons for people who are still trying to decide. Like heating and air-conditioning. The alde system in the tab 400 is very good as is the water control panel on the outside. I’d be curious to see how the little guy compares.
Hi Amy! I don’t know much about heating and air conditioning systems but I have heard great things about the Alde system. Hopefully someone more knowledgeable can chime in!
@Machina_62 Thank you for sharing this info!
Good morning. Hands down , its The Little Guy Max for our needs. ~ Diane
Good morning Diane! The Little Guy Max has surpassed my expectations!
I was looking at a Geo Pro FD19. 20' long around 3K lbs. It has a Murphy bed which gives you more room doing the day. But ended up with this Class B. The wife feels like, for her, driving a van would be easier than pulling a trailer. Pros and cons for every choice.
I'm so ready for summer, snow in the forecast this weekend.
Thanks for taking the time to make these videos.
A Murphy bed is a great space saving idea. I didn’t know they were offered in some camper trailers. Your wife is a smart lady! I am still struggling to back up my small camper. 🤣 I am going to RV driving school in a couple of weeks. 😁
@@RandisAdventures that's great. I didn't know they even had driving school. I hope you can bring your film crew along.
@@bah5310 Film crew has been notified! I am hopeful this works… fingers crossed!
BAH, there is a huge price difference!
I like the way you could place your shoes in the storage bay area near the door of the Little Guy. With our 2019 T@B, we have to lift the seat cushions to access the storage area.
Hi Joyce! It is nice to access that storage area without lifting the bench seat. 👍
For my needs and wants, The Tab 400 was the way to go.... Better rear departure angle, the aforementioned ducted heating and a/c, superior build quality, and the convertible bunk over the dinette means we can take our grandson along.... We tow with a pick-up so the lesser amount of outdoor storage is a moot point.
The TAB 400 is a quality built camper and that’s so important!
It's amazing how much difference almost 3' makes. I'd do like you did and choose the LGM and add the froli system.
Yes… it is surprising what a difference just 3’ can make, Teresa!
I always loved the Tab, but never like there was no outdoor storage space. My first introduction to the Little Guy Max was when I watched one of your videos. The monger length plus the outdoor storage was a go for me. However I never luke the east west placement of any bed. It is really difficult unless you are camping alone. That alone and having to install the froli system make me still comparing. Its also why ai don’t care for casitas or olivers. Outdoor storage and bed placement is key. Thank you for another great video.
Hi!!!! Someone else said it would be great to pick the things we like from each camper! 😁 Wouldn’t that be wonderful?!?!
What are the pros and cons of a teardrop RV verses a 20 foot conventional type camper?
There is another difference between the two. The T@B 400 can have an added full awning or tent attached to the side of the trailer using the Keder rail. Have you heard of anyone adding that rail to the Max? We would like to do this and have found one person who has had that done.
Hi Diane! No… I haven’t heard of anyone adding that to the Max. That sounds like an interesting idea!
Based on your video comparison, personally, I'd buy the LGM. I like the power jack versus the hand-crank one. I like that it has an awning, too! I love all the windows, including the extra window in the bed area, and prefer the bigger dinette windows to the port hole windows in the TAB. I prefer the deeper square sink to a shallower round one. The bigger the bed the better in a small camper, and like you said, you can always add the Froli sleep system to the LGM. The pull-out drawer under the bed seems much more usable rather than having to lift up the mattress every time you want to access things. More outside storage is always helpful so I'd much rather have the larger pass-through storage on the LGM. And, I like the pantry and clothes closets vs not having them in the TAB. I'm not in the bathroom that much, so I don't mind that it doesn't have a sink - I can brush my teeth or wash my hands at the sink in the kitchen. I'm sure it's an individual decision, and although they are both nice and seem like good quality I'd choose the LGM, hands down! I may have missed it, but what's the price comparison?
I love my Little Guy Max for all the reasons you mentioned! Prices can vary by location so I was hesitant to mention pricing. I can tell you at the time of this video the price on the 2022 Little Guy Max was $39K and the price on the NuCamp Tab 400 was $46K.
@@RandisAdventures Wow - I would have expected it to be the other way around. That's another PLUS to the LGM!
@@cruisepuppy Me too!
I agree with you, cruisepuppy on everything you mentioned. I think the frosted glass in the LGM actually brings in more light 😂 but I think something can be done if you need the privacy. I would however like a sink in the bathroom. Hopefully, they’ll add it on a newer version and also the Froli system for the bed. Speaking of the bed and the mattress, the LGM has a REGULAR queen mattress. I don’t know what size they used on the 400. It looks like 3 twin size mattresses. I wouldn’t even know what bedding to get for the TAB 400. 🤦♀️ It also seems so tight!! The LGM seems roomier and it actually has a closet as well. I don’t however like the black countertops. Everything is so bright but then they went with black countertops. 🤷🏻♀️ I will continue to compare and do my research but I will keep the LGM as a choice.
I was surprised about the Tab weight ( thought it would be closer to the Mini Max ) the Tab is eye catching but I am happy with my MM. Trailer envy is not a problem I know I picked what works. I think to help people pick what works for them they need to know the black, grey and fresh tank volume, if it has heat, how many propane tanks, battery, electric plug ins, max weight the trailer can hold ( ie MM is 3500lbs for its frame loaded max.)
Hi Miriam! I just toured the Little Guy Mini Max and this small camper it is packed with features!
I agree.. features such as tank sizes etc are important considerations. Based on your comment I have included some specifications in the video description and links to full specs. 👍
I have a 2019 T@b which I prefer over the Mini Max but I also have a 2019 Little Guy Max I prefer a over the 400 Nu Camp. I just love both companies for a great product.
Yes! Both Xtreme Outdoors and NuCamp make a quality built teardrop trailer! You are lucky to own both!!! 😁
I see that the NU Camp Tab 400 s are considerably more expensive new as well as the used models I am seeing. I am still in learning mode looking for a used trailer and open to either one of these brands. I appreciate the video and the comparisons you shared. I would love to know more of the structural differences between the two because there has to be a very good reason that the NUcamps cost more.
I know RV prices have fluctuated during the past 2 years but I too was surprised at how much more expensive the TAB 400 is compared to the Little Guy Max. Some people have commented about the Aldi System in the TAB. I don’t know much about it or why it may contribute to higher costs but worth investigating.
I love the NuCamp tab 400
It is a very nice teardrop camper! I like the sleek European look!
We been looking at a lot of small travel trailers. Each has its great features then not so great. Wish I could take the pluses from one add them to another and build the best camper for us. Being that we are skilled (BF is contractor) we will probably be looking at size, weights then do some mods to incorporate what we personally need. Thank you for the comparison video!
It’s nice to have a contractor to do mods to make a camper trailer perfect for you because you “nailed” it…there are always pros and cons!
Love the Little Guy Max!
♥️
Me too Amy!!!
Most awnings are problematic in rain, unless can lower 1 side. The Tab’s add-on curved awning seems like it would do better in rain. But be a pain to put up. Trade-offs.
There are always trade offs for sure! 😁
Great review Randi. I was a Tab 400 fan but now LGMaxx . That extra length, larger kit sink and pantry, side windows bigger and open in dining area. I can by Froli system to a Maxx. Too little storage area. I don’t want Wood in my bathroom either. Not good. Tks Randi
Little guy max would be my choice of the 2, but I really want the 2023 Aliner!
The Aliners are nice campers!!!! 👍
@@RandisAdventures have you seen their 2023 model with the shower sort of in the center of the rig? They are the first ones to do this, soon everyone will follow suit. Looks like a good bug out unit, just needs to beef up the abysmal “100/200” watt solar. You can easily put up flexible panels, 200+ watts each, add extra or bigger batteries, electronic commode, bingo off grid nirvana.
No mention at all on the differences between a/c and heating. How do you skip such important features - unreal!
Thanks for the awesome comparison. Really appreciate it since we looked at both of these RVs at an RV show today. It appears the tab 400 is 3 - 4 season with dual pane acrylic windows, etc. I’m wondering if the Max would be similar. I couldn’t tell if the windows were dual pane and I don’t know how the Max is insulated or not, ie. underbelly.
Hi! The Little Guy Max has the same dual pane acrylic windows as the TAB 400. I don’t think either of these campers are rated for winter but I have to tell you I live in MN and over the past 5 years have done a lot of cold weather camping in my LGM. In fact, I just said how I’m so impressed with how warm and cozy my camper is when winter camping. If you’d like to watch this recent video here is the link: th-cam.com/video/VDsuqNX5D3k/w-d-xo.htmlsi=fdQMdJC7ANdfPVkT
I like the awning feature.
It's been nice to sit under it when it's raining. 😁
my favorite is still the one and only little guy max.
I love the Little Guy Max! So well built and the perfect size!!!
I like the little guy max, it seems to have a lot more storage room and it looks more spacious to. I would love to have one myself..
Hopefully someday you can!
Humidity is always an problem in all RV’s, especially wet baths. Where would you place your stand alone dehumidifier?
Hi!!! I just purchased a dehumidifier and will be doing an upcoming video about it so stay tuned for more details!
Add 1,000 watts of solar, use an electric toilet, convert the extra water into potable for longer boon docking. Put your extra batteries in the pass through.
Great feedback!!! 😁
Yay! The funniest snd most entertaining camper review I've ever seen 😃
Thanks Eirik! 😁
I used to own the tab400 and it could be laid out better .. the little guy max is laid out good. ..i don’t like the exterior look of the LGM and I now own a 2024 tab320 and they no longer use the excellent Dometic gas stovetop now it’s the “suburban” .. its cheaper.
I appreciate you taking the time to share your thoughts on the different models. Your insights are valuable for those considering a purchase. THANK YOU!
The little guy max!!!
Seems to have more storage
I have storage space in my Little Guy Max that is unused! 😁
Hi Randi! I would love either one! LoL
You couldn’t go wrong with either one of the teardrop trailers…. They are built to last!
Having the cooktop so close to the bed I the tab is a major no go for me . I can just picture good getting onto the bed .
That wouldn’t be good! 😆
Great video, informative n entertaining. Team LGM
Wooooo Hooooo, Bill! Glad to have you on the team! 🥳
What about the most important park. Price
Hey Timmy! The Little Guy Max costs just under $38K and the Tab 400 is priced at about $43K. I was surprised the Tab 400 is more expensive.
The Little Guy seems to have it ALL OVER the T@b, with rare exception.
They are both top quality built campers so I think it gets down to personal preference. I have been thrilled with my Little Guy Max for the past 5 years!
T@B all the way. Nucamp ftw!
👍👍👍
The LGM appeals to me overall. The LGM's tiny black tank is potentially problematic. Can the LGM be converted to a composting toilet? and the lack of a sink in the bathroom is an oversight that could and should be corrected..
That's a great question… I'm not 100% sure what would be involved to install a composting toilet 🚽 so I don't have an answer for you about that.
Gosh, I hear what you’re saying about a bathroom sink but I've never missed not having one with the kitchen sink a few steps away.
Does the little guy max have a sink in the bathroom?
No, it does not.
Little max is my pick
Mine too but the TAB 400 is also a great camper trailer!
✅While both are great small travel trailers... I personally, love my Little Guy Max and have had so many amazing experiences that I can't imagine myself in any other! So... what are your thoughts??? Are you team LGM or TAB 400???
Bathrooms on small campers are a waste of space. I know a few older people who use their bathrooms for storage, The bathroom just does not function well enough for them to use it.
I think the Little Guy Max edge's out the Tab 400 in my opinion.
It’s surprising how many similarities and differences there are between the Little Guy Max and the Tab 400!
Lil guy max
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Both of these campers have gone way past what they are worth. I have seen them well into the uppers $50,000. Especially now with interest rates approaching 10 and 11% the average worker will not be able to afford one. Besides, who wants to finance one of these for 15 years. Just my opinion.
I’d rather have little max
This isn’t biased lol
I love my Little Guy Max and have a great appreciation as well for the Tab 400. I tried to stay as neutral as possible because I do believe you can’t go wrong with either of these quality built small campers.
They are both made in China 🇨🇳 Right? I have purchased both products for a cheap price from China! It’s amazing what we just can’t be honest with our people! Food for thoughts!
No. Just no. Wrong.
Nope…do your research.