Why I like it: Bluety Handsfrey 2 was the perfect addition to my gear because I like glamping at camping. I like the option to take my electronics with me in the weave and charge my devices while camping. Generally, it needs to be carried on a heavy portable power station separately from the rest of your camping gear, but Handsfree 2 makes it easier by adding a 60-liter, capacias backpack with a heavy tariff 512WH portable power station. I’ve been able to pack extra clothing, gear, supply and electronics inside, still confirm that I have the power I need to keep them in charge.
For whom for this: Handsfrey 2 is great for anyone who takes a lot of electronics in the field, from photographers to journalists to tech junkies. It is specially designed for camera enthusiasts, including lots of buggy, including removable dividers for lens and accessories.
I really liked that I had five output options (two USB-C, two USB-C, and a 700W AC outlet) to charge almost something I needed to juice up the field several times, including laptops, tablets, phones and gaming handhelds.
It is also suitable for a long stint in a cabin that is not connected to the tent camp or the grid. Anything, including standard, three-long AC plugs, can be driven for a long time and I have been able to hold my camping light and a mini-fridge for several hours. Candles and lanterns are great, but I have nothing to read (or easy to read easily) as the proper lamp in the depth of the night in the forest. Handsfrey may keep a camping lanton for several hours if not 2 days. It is associated with 100w solar panels of the bluet (selling separately, or in a bundle with Handsfree 2) and you have got unlimited strength for camping, outdoor photography or any other off-group adventure.
Who should not buy it: Although it is great for camping, Handsfree 2 is a heavy, heavy unit and I don’t think it’s suitable for long hiking travel. Even empty, its weight will be 16.5 pounds. When fully loaded, you are looking at anywhere between 45 and 50 pounds on your back. You will not be able to pack as much as you expect for a 60L backpack because the power station takes a lot of space for other requirements. Finally, I do not like that 100w solar panel is not included in a separate purchase and default.
-Alan Bradley