the newer goal zero X line is much better. 0 issues. we have taken our 1500X to hell and back on long overlanding trips. never fails us. we use a combination of the foldable nomad goal zero panels and have (2) of the boulder 50's permanently mounted. the boulder panels are insanely durable, really more for permanent setups than grab-n-gos. before we bought into the goal zero X line, we had a bunch of of the older Yetis....(2) Yeti 400's and (2) Yeti 150's. we had (2) boulder 30's permanently mounted. we put that through hell and back too....used it for almost 10 yrs, at about the 6 yr mark we replaced the lead acid batteries in the Yetis with Might Max ones from Amazon which are superior to what Goal zero put in from the factory back in 2011 when we bought them. they are STILL going rock solid, we use them mostly for home emergency backup, they sit on a shelf and stay plugged in. goal zero IMO is superior to the rest. build quality is incredible.
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the newer goal zero X line is much better. 0 issues. we have taken our 1500X to hell and back on long overlanding trips. never fails us. we use a combination of the foldable nomad goal zero panels and have (2) of the boulder 50's permanently mounted. the boulder panels are insanely durable, really more for permanent setups than grab-n-gos. before we bought into the goal zero X line, we had a bunch of of the older Yetis....(2) Yeti 400's and (2) Yeti 150's. we had (2) boulder 30's permanently mounted. we put that through hell and back too....used it for almost 10 yrs, at about the 6 yr mark we replaced the lead acid batteries in the Yetis with Might Max ones from Amazon which are superior to what Goal zero put in from the factory back in 2011 when we bought them. they are STILL going rock solid, we use them mostly for home emergency backup, they sit on a shelf and stay plugged in. goal zero IMO is superior to the rest. build quality is incredible.