Electronics
The best electronics, reviewed and curated by the Trailspace community. The latest review was added on June 8, 2021. Stores' prices and availability are updated daily.
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Recent Electronic Reviews
SPOT X 2-Way Satellite Messenger
The Spot X provides a reliable tracking service with convenient features like satellite messaging and mapping. It's the perfect companion for backpackers, climbers, mountaineers, and canyoneers. If you're an outdoor adventurer who's in the market for a reliable GPS tracker, the Spot X 2-Way Satellite Messenger might be a good device for you. Built to track your steps, and send messages when cell phone carriers fail you, this device is a good luck charm during times of turbulence. Spot X MSRP:… Full review
Princeton Tec Apex
Bought this lamp on the Princeton Tec website. Fantastic headlamp—my dad is a farmer and said it's the best headlamp on the market. Headlamp recently stopped working. Sent it back to USA as it has a lifetime guarantee. Got a replacement the last day in the post. What can I say but Princeton Tec has excellent after-sale service. What a headlamp, what a company!!!! Full review
Ledlenser ML6 Connect WL
I’ve been using Lupine LED light systems for night MTBiking and other activities for more than a decade. It’s hard to beat the Germans when it comes to high-end LED equipment in terms of performance, quality, versatility, and reliability. When it was time to shop for a new camping lantern, I decided to choose one from Ledlenser, another German manufacturer with similarly good reputation, but in camping/backpacking light equipment. These high-end lighting German manufacturers have great pride… Full review
Suaoki 25W Foldable Solar Panel
A dependable, versatile, and efficient compact solar panel perfect for backpacking, camping, and longer explorations in the wilderness. I’m not sure it’s still available, but if you find one second-hand in good shape, test it before committing to purchase. The market for portable, eco-friendly solar charging solutions has grown by leaps and bounds in the last decade. Suaoki was established in 2015 and is one of the many companies dedicated exclusively to this. I see this renewable energy technology… Full review
BioLite HeadLamp 330
This product is very comfortable, but sadly is not environmentally friendly. I love the concept of many of their products. But I am disappointed that they do not try keep their products from being discarded when they break. Some some simple adaptations could be easily made. As much as the company claims the battery will last longer than others, you cannot buy any replacement parts for their products, so into the landfill they go. Full review
Suaoki 25W Foldable Solar Panel
This video is a review of our foldable solar panel Suaoki 25W and us sharing some tips on how we keep all of our electronics charged while hiking and backpacking in the wilderness. We are going to talk about the technical specs of it, its features, how efficient and resistant it really is, and overall how we use it and our thoughts about it after three years of active use. How you keep your electronics charged and what kind of solar panel you use? Disclaimer: We don't have any affiliation with… Full review
Ozark Trail Propane Lantern
When we used the lantern the first time the mantles burned up and we had to buy another set. Terrible. The globe broke the second trip and we decided to buy a Coleman. We couldn’t buy a replacement globe at Walmart. Same as above Full review
Black Diamond Storm 375
Good light, good functionality, but you can't replace the batteries in the field without an additional tool. Generally a great light, with lots of functionality. It's a little heavier than others as it uses 4 AAA batteries. Battery life seems a little short—but I can't be sure and that may be due to powering the extra brightness. I take it on all trips from ice and rock climbing, to back country skiing and hiking. The biggest problem is changing batteries in the field. While the door opens easily… Full review
MPowerd Luci Solar String Lights
Who needs strings lights? Anyone who wants to glam up the camping experience. You can do just that with these easy to use string lights from Luci. Oh, and they are solar power. Luci Solar String Light in the box Why would anyone want extra weight carrying string lights? I had to ask myself that question too while looking for a solar power light option for our car/tent camping. I liked the idea of a string of lights that could light up an entire area instead of directly where the light hangs. Full review
