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Thank you very much for doing all the research for us this helped me make my decision on which one to purchase

Very useful and straight to the point video. Much appreciated. Thank you.

Both are awesome tents, I went with the Tiger Wall and I'm very happy. Can't go wrong with either.

Very informative, helped me with the information I was looking for. Thanks!

Not an apples to apples comparison

Great video, makes things SUPER easy to understand!

So jackery has a 40+% off sale… would you rather get or suggest the Jackery 2000+ the extra battery and 2x200 watt solar panel or the ecoflow delta pro and a 400 watt solar panel? Thanks

Thanks that was a good review. I do have one question, looking at the Jackery 1000V2 is does not come with a DC charging cable and it appears that you can not purchase a DC charging cable for it. You can purchase a cable which allows the Jackery to charge your vehicle battery but not the other way around. So then my question is how do you use your vehicle to charge the Jackery?

nice demonstration thank you, just got myself the jackery 1000v2 more because of the weight due to my disability having one leg also they giving away a free jackery baseball hat. I order the explorer 1000 but returning it. I should have seen this video first but ohh welll

Jackery coming on strong…

nice visuals :3

Thank you for giving a detailed explanation.

Thanks for this great comparison! I was looking at both of these power stations and this video helped me decide. The EcoFlow Delta 2 Max seems like the better option for me because of the expandable capacity and the faster recharge time. Those extra watts and ports are a plus too!

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Great video 🙏 Does cotton mold?

Very nice concise description of advantages and disadvantages of each unit. Helped me make a buying decision.

Have you compared the ventilation in person to see the difference? Visually Nemo looks to provide good airflow in humid and hot conditions. However you give credit to Northface. Nemo's windows vs Northface vents?

Good comparison, I have the Jackey!

Hubba Hubba customer service is terrible and the rain flys leak.

i have been with the Anker eco system for a few years from cellphone accessories to power stations, i have been using the smaller 757 to run my laptop and phone then charging it after11pm (low rate) a few weeks ago i purchased the 767 with the expansion battery i am able to run 2 55" tv's the laptop phone router printer etc etc.. i charge the same after 11pm takes about an hour and a half i leave everything on standby and when i get up turn everything on 24 hours later i am getting around 60% remaining! it is very quite much more than the smaller 757 .. that is also being used in the same manner in the kitchen.. charging both each night for a couple of hours and i have plenty of power untill the following night, yes it was a big outlay but saves a fortune.. solars are next on the list almost off grid!

I have them both. Several other Ecoflow products also. I prefer the Anker. Its quieter, plugs are more ergonomic, and just feels more practical. Plus I use it for my RV sometimes.

🎯 Key Takeaways for quick navigation: 00:00 *🔄 Jackery 1000 Plus vs. 1000 Pro Differences* - Jackery 1000 Plus vs. 1000 Pro battery comparison, - 1000 Plus features a lithium iron phosphate battery, offering longer lifespan and stability, - 1000 Plus provides significantly more charge cycles compared to the Pro model, ensuring extended usage duration, - Differences in battery capacity and expandability between the two models. 01:20 *🔌 Output and Connectivity Features* - The significance of battery capacity in portable power stations, - Expandable capacity benefits of the Jackery 1000 Plus, - Wi-Fi connectivity feature of the 1000 Plus for remote management and updates. 02:56 *⚡ Power Output and Charge Time* - Detailed comparison of power output between Jackery 1000 Plus and 1000 Pro, - Charge time variations using different charging modes (AC, solar, DC), - Impact of power output on device compatibility and usage scenarios. 03:51 *🏋️ Portability and Weight Considerations* - Evaluation of portability factors including weight and ease of transportation, - Comparison of weight between Jackery 1000 Plus and 1000 Pro models, - Implications of weight differences for outdoor activities and travel. 04:05 *🧩 Shared Outlets and Bonus Features* - Overview of outlet and port configurations in Jackery 1000 Plus and 1000 Pro, - Highlighting bonus features such as EPS capability for power outages, - Similarities in outlets and ports across both models. 05:00 *🌟 Key Features Summary and Final Remarks* - Summary of standout features of Jackery 1000 Plus including battery technology, charge cycles, and output power, - Emphasis on recharge time and weight advantages of Jackery 1000 Pro, - Encouragement for viewer engagement and inquiries regarding the discussed models. Made with HARPA AI

Great side by side video this really helps Thank you

Thanks for the review. North Face for me, mainly because of the waterproof floor and ventilation.

Also the exact two tents I am looking at right now. I was almost leaning toward Nemo Aurora Highrise before watching this. The video gives the credits North Face Wawona deserves. Thanks for the comparison.

Its ETFE, not ETEF. 9BB means nine bus bars.

My, Hornet has venterlation struts. Maybe my, Is a newer model.

Really helpful. Thank you.

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This video helped so much! Thank you!!

great comparison, thank you

What is it like wearing toe spacers? My big toe can use some straightening (the toenail sticks up, and the big toe is angled toward the other shoes b/c of wearing regular shoes that were too tight for too many years (I didn't even realize it was happening until someone offered me much larger shoes. I said who wears shoes that large? She said people your height. That got me thinking.)

Price Update: They're now the exact same price on their respective websites. $529.95

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The Nemo is not free standing. The copper spur is.

I have the Wagontop 4. I used it in a rainstorm in the mountains. The tent has worked great for me so far.

Have you ever even seen these tents in person or had your hands on them, much yet used them? You are just reading specs to us. We can do that easily ourselves.

HELPFUL, I'm going on a backpacking trip next month and this is really a good video.

Very useful comparison

These tents were among my final choices. I ultimately decided on the Big Agnes, but I bought the Bikepacker version, the difference being the tentpole segment length. It allows the tent to pack down smaller and I can fit it all inside my packs.

I bought my first Ecoflow River about a year before you posted this video, and now own two. At the time there were several players in this market, and the Ecoflow shined. Jackery seemed to me it was leaning on its brand recognition and was not improving their lineup.

I looked into both of these prior to purchase, and both were impressive, even when compared to other manufacturers' products. I settled on the Copper Spur HV UL2, but took it a step further and bought the Bikepacker version. The tentpole segments are a little shorter, which allows me to carry inside my packs.

Excellent video! It's great to see two tents compared side by side. Retailer websites don't, so you go back and forth, sometimes until you get dizzy and decide to come back later!

It’s actually paragliding+ski 😉 If you can ski/snowboard already - you just need to take some paragliding lessons - you can have the license within 6months 😃✌🏻

Which tent has more cubic ft volume of air?

Durability based on materials comparison should be updated. They actually are similar in spec per manufacturer info. Nemo has same weight materials as Big Agnes. Both are good quality regardless.

something i saw on NEMO Aurora HIghrise 4 says it is waterproof rated. Your video on NEMO being less waterproof seems misleading and perhaps uniformed. "Weather resistance for the Aurora is largely positive, and it shines particularly well in the rain. All the essentials are there, with the full-coverage vestibule, high-quality seam taping, and a 1200mm waterproof rating on the 68D polyester fly. Nemo goes one step further, however, by taking full advantage of their new Highrise frame design, which leaves a significant overhang at the windows. This allows the windows to be left open in anything short of sideways rain, but you can also zip them up tight as needed"

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