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[deaconmma]

Zendure should be proud of your thorough review - good stuff!

[SherryTheSecretary]

This video helped me a lot. I am currently making decisions on the solar equipment needed for my off-grid desert property. Solar and wind power is very new to me and I am teaching myself so thank you so much for your plain easy to understand explanations.

[sisouk]

This was a great review and super helpful. Definitely going to check out more of your videos. Still at the learning curve of a good and reliable off-grid setup. Thank you for putting this together. I will make sure to purchase through this link when I'm ready.

[bestlifecoupleshakes]

Looks pretty simple! It's so hard to tell if these things are going to actually hold up, so thanks for testing and sharing =)

[Brendito]

This man showing it faithfully working in a dusty environment makes me trust it so much more 😂

[mehameha]

I’m old so I had to go with 2 smaller units that are easier to lift. My refrigerator runs for 3 days on one, leaving me 3 days to charge the other one. I found 2 units were just easier than one huge heavy one. The 2 units do hook together so I do have 2500watts if necessary. They charge in 1 hour with my gas sine wave generator if there is no sun. So I can always cheat on those days, and never have a break in my routine. A big unit is great but these smaller ones are easier for me.

[nemonobody]

Thanks, for explaining the price comparison for other batteries. And the information regarding what would make this battery station better, plus the cords.

[Bellawhite]

I so appreciate your honest review and honesty.

[toniafolven]

Thanks for explaining things so that everyone can understand. Brilliant. Thinking about adding solar system for my tiny house, in Eastern Tenn. Incredible Tiny Homes.

[joelpocalips]

Man this thing sounds legit. I'm gonna go through your channel and see what else you review. I'm looking for something like this, but I don't live in my van. I will take it out of town for work, and also camping. Great review

[phoenixmichaels]

Been looking and learning as I go. I started knowing nothing, now I just know next to nothing LOL. Solar input levels were my first lesson: the Zendure I have been eyeing has a SI of 1800, while the one I thought was good previously was a mere 650. If I'm understanding any of this correctly, a higher SI is vital for those looking to get their power solely from solar. I'll want to hook up a 1500W set of panels like yours, rather than the 200W most units come with.

[UpperSkyDJ]

Thanks for the review, I will I really enjoyed it. Most of all for pointing out the good as well as the not so great points. 👍🏼

[JosephGodwin]

The key 🔑 is the battery chemistry and number of charge discharge cycles 😎 awesome overview 😉

[DonteeWeaver]

If you were starting from scratch what would be needed other than a Zendure? Do I need solar panels? Batteries? I'll be checking out more of your videos.

[RendonJr]

Good video am starting the journey to all solar but dont want to put them on a roof Great bideo

[MitchellTickle]

Great Review John.
Nice Product.
Causes me to want this system...

[krisgr]

Thank you so much for this detailed explanation. I’ve been struggling trying to piecemeal a system together, not getting anywhere with it and am in dire need of electricity now. This looks like a fantastic setup.

[MICHAELMEREDITHSR]

Thanks man!
Your video was potentially helpful for my tiny little life.
🙏🦉

[offgridsososmooth]

Thank you so much for this video! I have been looking for a unit like this ever since we decide to live off grid. it's very affordable especially compared building your own system, the money is almost the same. I definitely subscribed man!

[earthenergyhex]

Great video, I plan on upgrading my old system like you did. This may be a good option. Use it like a back up generator and tie it into the main panel of the house. Only it would be on all the time not just when power is lost.