This thing powered our entire camp for 3 days. 6 phones, 3 cameras, and a 64qt fridge. Didn't need to, but we plugged the solar panels in just in case. It was a nice reassurance that we would make it through the entire weekend. It was extremely hot out, and the only way we could charge stuff was by putting it in the fridge to cool off. The Recon handled it without issue.

I ran this for a 3 day weekend. 7 of us in camp all charging our stuff. Everyone’s phones, camera batteries and everything. I also ran a house fan on it overnight for two days inside the tent since it was over 100*. After 3 days it still had 18% battery. I did run the solar panel for one day in there but pretty incredible that it kept up with all of us.

I've been testing the Recon 2000 for a few months now and I've been super impressed. It handles a good range of devices from phones and headlamps to laptops to Starlink Mini to a small heater. I love that the AC plugs are inserted sideways so it doesn't block other ports or get in the way of the waterproof flaps. Recharges faster than expected when paired with the Spectre 200W Solar Panels - charges fully in a few hours using 2x 200W Solar Panels in the field or from the AC at home. Looking forward to having this as part of my setup.

I will have alot of use for it. This will be the backup for the important things that I need

This solar generator is amazing. When paired with the recon solar panels, you get a fill up in six hours of two panels. Nothing like capturing the solar energy to power. All of your fun things. This so generator comes across a super powerful strong. The only issue I have is that the display can be dim in the sunlight for something designed to charge via a solar, expected brighter display, but really no room to bring the raining down.