Finally a company that meets up to what they rate the product for in terms of power. Good review. I like that you mentioned the price up front instead of making the viewers wait to the end. Sometimes the price dictates whether the product will be appropriate for the user.That way they don't have to waste time viewing a review that in the long term will not be in their budget. I would prefer that they incorporate Lithium Iron Phosphate in their generators. Nice to know that there is an option for the lower power producing generator along those terms. The overall appearance of the product is appealing to the eye. Also like that there are wheels. The app. also has a visual appeal. Bluetooth would've been nice. I'm sure there are many out there that will consider buying this product. Looking forward to your future reviews.

After searching through a gazillion review videos (many on your channel, thumbs up), finally find a product that speaks to me. I really like the positioning of outlets/ inlets/ display. I love how it doesn't look like a big block. It is very esthetically pleasing and functional. I like the functionality of the app. Would definitely make use of it. I'm planning a cargo trailer conversion with a dedicated solar system. This is what I'm looking for as an augment to that system. I live in the pacific northwest so, as you might imagine, solar is pretty dicey for at least half of the year. Something portable that I can charge separately (and sometimes congruently evidently) for a backup, is pretty great. Looks kinda like a mission impossible briefcase full of plutonium. I think that lithium nmc will be perfect for my needs. Thank you so much. You are very professional with just the right amount of dillydally.

As you pointed out at 18:20 in the video, the battery technology in this unit uses Cobalt. I think "the elephant in the room" that you were referring to was the shorter life of this unit's battery compared to LiFePO4 batteries. I'm sure there are folks that would be concerned about that, but there is an even bigger elephant over on the other side of the room, so to speak. If you do some research into Cobalt mining in The Congo, I think you may find that you don't want to promote that battery technology until some changes are made in how Cobalt is acquired. LiFePo4 batteries don't use Cobalt and will be the only power source I personally will be using, at least for the near term. I was pretty excited about this unit until you started describing the actual battery. Maybe they will develop a comparable unit with a different battery type. I hope so because you really had me stoked for this one.

@leesahcage3297

Жыл бұрын

The have Lifepo4 version if you prefer that. NCM just offers a better wH amount.

Thank you for the review.😊

Great review. Can you control the input level? Can this be charged at a slower pace?

Nice, now if only you could put your own sim card in it it would be perfect 👍 Good to finally see a power station manufacturer giving the usable capacity rather than the theoretical capacity 😎

@bogdan3978

9 ай бұрын

You can put your own sim in, just open it up take the lid off and you’ll see a sim at the bottom hidden

Great video but I have a question for you. When it reaches 100% when charging from solar does it shut off the input? I just reviewed the Vanpowers super power pro 1500 which is identical to the Zendure and mine continues to charge well after it reaches 100% and it is concerning.

It appears that Zendure 2000 is sold out as of 4-20-23 on the website.

Thank you.

Would the Bluetooth addition be a software upgrade when/if they bring it out? Is that doable or possible to add to a prior version?

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

You know, I'm not sure...it'd of course depend on if they already embedded a BT transceiver module in there somewhere, but I'm not privy to that design detail.

For those of us who are unfamiliar with a ‘safe’ zone for AC wall charging…I found this- A typical American 15 amp 120 volt receptacle is rated at 15*120=1800 watt. However, for a continuous load we need to reduce that to 80% per NEC. That gives you 1440 Watts.

I did notice that the Superbase Pro 2000 only USB-C ports. It should also have USB-A ports also.

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Yeah, I think it depends on the individual preference. I don't mind it personally. Seems like Type-A is dying off slowly, so I get why they are being a little out front on that.

I've always been curious. What is that battery draining / test gizmo you have there and use on all of these reviews? I'd love to buy one if you have a link to it. I own a few things I'd love to test power draw / efficiency on. Thank you.

@EricReviews

Жыл бұрын

The DC one that looks like a computer motherboard and CPU fan on it I am referring to

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Here's the one I'm using: amzn.to/3O2Rqy0

@EricReviews

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Much appreciated. thank you

@EricReviews

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Any link to the DC cable you used? With that kind of draw I'm sure it needs to be a decent gauge.

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@EricReviews since these 12v ports typically don't handle more than 10A, you really don't need anything super heavy. 14-16 awg should be fine. I actually just took a spare 12v accessory that I already had and clipped off one end so I could wire it to the tester. They're all pretty much gauged the same anyway.

Do you see the design difficult if someone is planning on strapping it down in the back of their SUV? Thanks.

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Hmmm possibly - with those antennae sticking off the back! But perhaps not if you could secure it across the top?

I just went and looked at the app on the Google Play store and it's showing Bluetooth settings for the app? Do you know if it is actually been updated to Bluetooth now?

@mike.briney

Жыл бұрын

I had heard that they are re-releasing the SBP units to feature wifi/bluetooth and will be getting rid of the 4g connectivity.. This might be called something different like SBP+? or something but what your probably seeing is them just preparing the app functions for that. The 4G is a pretty sweet feature to have available, but honestly, I actually never used mine that way, and preferred to have bluetooth available instead. I had also heard that it was causing more underlying issues internally so they might be getting rid of it for stability, until they can really dial it in. All in all tho, I HIGHLY recommend this unit and am stoked to see what else Zendure comes out with in the future!

my charg all day when i unplug the unit shut off and no power intill i plug in .do you what wrong with it

For the 1349 pricing does it only go live next week? It seems when I apply the code on Amazon it still totals out to being 1,529 dollars

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

I looked into it and yeah, the $1349 pricing will go into effect (with the code applied) from November 24th - 30th. :) Pretty good deal!

@gme10955

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors I put the code in last night after midnight just to see what the discount would be, then removed it from my cart, to check the discount on the 1500 model, but now the discount doesn't work for either model. Bummed I can't use the code now. Seems like you only get one shot at it.

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

@@gme10955 I don't think you'd only get one shot at it (at least that's not how it's worked for me in the past). I'll give it a try and see.

@gme10955

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Called Amazon but they couldn't help me, so I sent a message to the seller. Thanks for the your assistance. Just noticed that the code is supposed to work directly with the company as well. I'll try that as well since it doesn't seem to be working with Amazon at the moment.

@gme10955

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Okay was able to use the promo code going directly through through the company instead of Amazon. Quick question. I'm undecided between the 2000 vs 1500 model. Do you know if they're basically identical except for their capacity and battery type?

That's a nice unit.

It does seem that the Zendure App needs fixing as it is slow to respond.

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Pretty snappy though via wifi connection.

Wi-Fi hot spot?

looks to be the same as the vanpowers super power pro

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Yeah appears so. I stumbled across that a few weeks after I put up this video. Guessing they're OEM'd in the same factory.

I like it but how can the average person afford something like this All of these solar panels and solar generators are just too expensive.

Your pitch scared me, because without Internet it's no good is it?

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

Well, you don't NEED the 4G connection really. They give it to you for free for the first year - which is enough to get any necessary FW updates. After that though, you can connect to it via the unit's WiFi connection - although as I mention in the video, I'd prefer a BT connection with the app vs WiFi, but either way, it works well enough with no internet connection at all.

@jt6006

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors Thank you, that clears up a lot. I enjoy watching your videos .

cool good deal.. but i'm a DIY person and i can build one for less and more capacity and power might not look fancy lol ... this things are getting cheap now and best part they will last you 10+ years depending how you use it ...

@ReeWrayOutdoors

Жыл бұрын

True. And not everyone's going to need a mobile internet router, but if you do...this is a very cool all-in-one solution!

@thatonebeone

Жыл бұрын

@@ReeWrayOutdoors yeah crazy how this year's ago would cost way more what they are charging for the cost .. pretty you can even get 15+ years use out of this and when the battery are done you can just take it apart and replace it with life cells easy and the cost probably be cheaper in 15+ years, that's if we don't use up all the battery materials 🤣

@jimmynerdtron11

Жыл бұрын

I can buy a used one for 800 .. would you ?

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