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The article presents new accessories for motorhomes, including the Qbo ONE coffee machine from Tchibo for 39 euros, the Webasto Air Top Pro 25 heater, the NLS Flat Air 130 Wp solar panel from 549 euros, the PUSHrack V3 bike carrier for 180 euros, the Outwell Cross PowerAir inflatable awning for 1200 euros, the Megasat Camper Connected 5G router, the Invoxia GPS Tracker Pro Max for 179 euros, the Galaxy Buds4 Pro headphones with anti-motion sickness function, and the Thermacell HALO MINI mosquito repellent from 54.95 euros.
At the Caravan Salon in Düsseldorf, MEGASAT announced new satellite antenna and TV models set to launch in January 2026. The key innovation is a reception technology that eliminates the need for firmware updates when transponder frequencies change. New products include the Traveler Man 4 and Caravan Compact 4 fixed antennas, and the new Caravanman 55 with GPS and AutoSkew. The Eco 2 portable antenna is now €200 cheaper. The Royal Line 5 TV series features a new Vale OS operating system.
Megasat has announced the Camper Connected 5G eSIM WIFI system to provide high-speed internet in motorhomes. The system features a WiFi 6 router with speeds up to 3000 Mbps, Dual-SIM with eSIM, and automatic selection of the best connection. It will be available from March 2026.
MEGASAT will finalize the acquisition of KATHREIN Digital Systems by the end of February 2026. The merger with the previously integrated TELESTAR brand aims to create a new entity in the signal reception equipment market, focusing on the camping and motorhome sector. The alliance's stated goal is to simplify and enhance mobile entertainment solutions for travelers.
An MEGASAT expert compared satellite TV and streaming for campers in a podcast. A satellite dish provides reliable reception without subscription fees but requires correct sizing for different regions. Streaming offers more content but depends on network coverage and consumes significant data. For most users, a combination of both technologies is the optimal solution.
An expert from MEGASAT compared satellite TV and streaming for motorhomes in a podcast. Satellite dishes provide reliable reception without ongoing fees but require correct alignment. Streaming offers more content but depends on network coverage and can incur high data costs. A hybrid setup is often recommended for reliability.