Comfort: Smart tents are designed to be comfortable and spacious. They often have enough room for people to stand up and move around inside, and they may come with features like built-in air mattresses or comfortable sleeping bags.

When it comes to protecting your new tent, one important consideration is a footprint. This is a ground cloth to set the tent upon. It provides an extra layer to protect the tent floor from punctures. Most brands use PU because it has been the industry standard for decades. It does absorb water after prolonged exposure and causes fabrics to tear more easily. It also degrades over time (usually about a decade or longer in a chemical process called hydrolysis) and can promote mold growth if put away wet. A tent with more than one door can help with airflow, assisting with ventilation and also gives you more flexibility to enter and leave the tent through the most convenient doorway. 8) Number and size of windows The lifespan of a solar-powered tent depends on several factors, including the quality of the components, the frequency of use, and how well it is maintained. Smart tents are becoming increasingly popular among outdoor enthusiasts who want to combine technology with their camping experience. These tents are designed to make camping more comfortable and convenient by incorporating features such as solar power, climate control, and easy setup. They are perfect for those who want to enjoy the great outdoors without sacrificing modern amenities.The Hybrid version is only offered in the top two trim levels, and it also gets a unique seven-inch digital dash display, which is a nice feature given the car’s price, but isn’t overly flexible in the information it shows. Expression is also fitted with a set of wheel covers instead of alloy wheels, but these cost less to replace if damaged, and we think they look pretty convincing too. Extreme sees real 16-inch alloy wheels fitted, along with heated front seats, navigation and a traction control system called ‘Extended Grip’ that can help you keep going in slippery conditions. Equipment

The Outwell Concorde L is now the largest model in Outwell's range of Smart Air tents. It sleeps up to 6 people in 2 x 3-berth inners. These inners have a zipped divider and so can be opened up into full a 6-berth inner or, one half of the inner can be completely removed if not in use. The inners themselves feature a contemporary striped pattern and the new Wave-Shaped hanging system to prevent stress at the attachment points. A well-ventilated tent will make for a more comfortable, condensation-free camping experience, and well-positioned vent panels and doors with fly screens allow for the free flow of air while keeping bugs out of your sleeping space. 4) Indoor space and flexible sleeping compartments But the tents and Hub are fully waterproof and come with double-skinned ground cover and large “panoramic doors.” So we imagine it offers a fun and functional retreat for car campers. Durable: Smart tents are built to last. They may have PVC coatings or other features that make them resistant to wear and tear, and they often come with travel covers to protect them during transport. There are two side entrance doors one of which features a Rain-safe canopy over the top for weather protection. At the front of the tent is a large panel front door that can either be rolled-up of propped out to form a sun canopy (porch poles not supplied).EE’s Smart Tent aims to rectify the biggest problems people have with festival camping: a steady supply of drink, a comfortable bed and superfast broadband access. That’s why I took along the Anker 535 portable power station. This is a formidable bit of kit that you charge up at home and offers 512Wh of power. According to Anker, it can charge a MacBook Air more than eight times from a single charge, power a fan for 10.9 hours, and run a fridge for 8.5 hours.