Perfect for camping or around the house. Lightweight yet powerful enough to keep phones charged, laptops running and camping lights. I tested it with the EcoFlow Wave2 and 2 EcoFlow 220w portable panels. Was putting in around 416w solar, and the Wave2 was pulling around 350w on max. Charged with a/c from 0% to 100% in 47min. Ran the Wave2 for 2hrs and 50 min on max (with no input) Very pleased.

Ecoflow is a great company, their product are top notch and far better than any competitor in terms of design and functionality. Currently I have their smart home panel 2 with 2 delta pro ultra as a backup options in case power goes out, and I have tested and it runs perfect. This is my first portable unit from Ecoflow. the packaging inside the box are excellent with big foam to secure the unit, the unit itself is about 25lb, it comes with two handle front and back so its easy to carry around. there are 2 usb-a and usb-c port in the front for fast charging. some features are below*1-5kWh expandable with DELTA 3 Extra Battery, DELTA Pro 3 Extra Battery, DELTA 2 Extra Battery or DELTA 2 Max Extra Battery.* 1800W AC output, 2200W (surge 3600W) with X-Boost* 5 fast recharging methods (AC, Solar, 800W Alternator Charger, Smart Generator 3000 (Dual Fuel), Multicharging)*5-year warrantyThe unit is super quiet, There are also a car charger port along with the solar charging port. I like the design its very modern. The device was easily connected to the ecoflow app which gives you alot of options to configure. This is another great product from Ecoflow, the teams and their support are wonderful people that support end users and understand what customer needs are. I highly recommend this unit.

I bought this new Portable Power Station because while I own a similar ~540Wh device, there are things I wanted to be different on a new one. This unit has delivered! To prevent AI review technology from misreading my less favorable opinions on the one I am replacing as being about this ECOFLOW Delta 3, I'll focus on what I love about this new unit, and contrast it with my old one.Having owned a portable power station of around half the capacity from a lesser known brand for several years, I wanted to get a new one which I would be able to use for as many situations as possible. My use cases include: - emergency power for key electronic devices at home during power outages - camping with a family of five, often as part of a larger group - travelling in our car for up to 12 hours a day with multiple devices in use and limited 12v accessory ports on our older minivan - attending robotics tournaments where the team might need to run any number of devices including chargers and soldering irons in venues with limited power outlets - tailgating at concerts and sporting events - working around the house without wanting to run long extension cordsECOFLOW is a well known and well regarded brand in this space, and apparently award winning. I have a friend who has used this brand and loved it, so when I saw they had a new model with all the features of the popular Delta 2 and more, I decided to go for it. I am so glad I did. For starters, I love the AC charging capability, something which my old unit from another company didn't have. This delivers an incredible 1500W charging rate, allowing a full charge in under 1 hour with a single, common cable just like your desktop computer uses. To rapid charge my old unit required using a power adapter and two USB-C adapters (3 wall plugs required), but this one is so much easier to charge up with just one single cable, and charges FAST. Considering how often I forget to charge up until right before I need to use it, this is huge value add for me. Also, it is best to not store rechargeable devices fully charged (it affects battery life) so I prefer to store these 50% charged. Although I don't currently have solar panels - my old unit had very limited range of input voltages and could never get close to rated input wattage with any panels I tried in sunny Southern California - I am excited about the 11-60vDC input range supported by this unit, all the way up to 15 amps, and up to 500W total solar input for recharging. It supports simultaneous solar and AC charging at the full 1500W rate and prioritizes solar input power and reduces AC draw for charging accordingly, for greener operation. Solar inputs are industry standard MPPT. It also accepts car input (12V @ 6A) for another charging option to use while driving to your destination.I love the huge selection of outputs on this unit and the capabilities of many of them. Five types of outputs. The six AC ports include three with grounding pin (3-prong) and these are able to take 20A cords. Continuous AC output up to 1800W total, and when running resistive loads (think heaters, electric kettles, etc.) it can support up to 2600W total. The two USB-C connectors support up to 100W continuous per port, much higher than the 60W limit on my old unit, and able to support the nearly all of the largest laptops and other high-current USB-C devices. Two USB-A ports are provided with high output limits as well. Dual round DC connectors for 12V up to 3A each. Car accessory output (formerly known as cigarette lighter plug) 12V up to 10A for just about any device which uses that type of port.I also like the variable speed internal fan, keeping the unit running quiet until you start moving a lot of wattage into or out of the portable power pack. Something I love but didn't even know I needed (my old unit didn't have it) is the app for your iPhone or Android device. Being able to see the change state on the unit from somewhere else in the house while I am packing the car let's me know exactly when it is ready to be packed. I can also check how much I am pulling from the unit and how much longer it can put out that level.Finally, the unit can act as a UPS, by leaving it plugged in to the wall while you run an appropriate set of devices. This is very helpful during the occasional unavoidable power outage to keep your home internet and Wi-Fi running, along with maybe your TV to stream that movie you are just about done watching. Try doing that with a candle!There are some great features on the Delta 3 that I didn't consider when deciding to buy the it, but which can add some value for some users. If I want more capacity it supports a range of external battery expansion packs, offering some amazing "off grid" options with an appropriate solar system in an RV or cabin situation. While I am mostly agnostic on battery technology, it uses the latest LiFePO4 (LFP) cells. They don't give as much power density as Lithium Ion (LI) technology but have many more charge/discharge cycles while maintaining a usable capacity (80% of rated), offering a potential life of 5-10 years, maximizing my investment. I don't anticipate having to replace this device any time soon.Here are some things I can do with this unit's high wattage output I couldn't do on my older, smaller unit. - Run inductive loads above 500W like our electric kettle (we are tea drinkers) for camping trips. We tested this, running our 1100W kettle, Ninja Creami Deluxe ice cream maker (large blender type motor), and two laptops all at the same time without any overcurrent or other issues. - Run 500W halogen work light, hammer drill, and large floor fan while installing electrical conduit which required power to be off in that part of the house. - Power all our camping needs for a long weekend without having to leave the unit charging unattended in a bathroom for 4 hours. I did leave it plugged in at camp while I showered (a quarter for each 2 minutes of hot water!) and in my short shower the unit took over a 25% recharge from the outlet in the bathroom area at the campsite.The unit was well packed with custom foam and looks like the premium product it is from unpacking through day to day use. Controls are logically placed. My only complaint is how small the printing in the included manual is, but the quick start has most of what you need and larger type. I will post an update if I have any issues but I look forward to many years of reliable, high-capacity portable power with this purchase.Here's the scale I'm using for my ratings:⭐️ 1 star= Nope! I not recommended. It’s poorly made, or not what it’s listed to be.⭐️⭐️ 2 stars = Has some redeeming qualities, would not buy again.⭐️⭐️⭐️ 3 stars = Meh. It's passable. Might not be worth the price.⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 4 stars = Good, but there’s something off⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ 5 stars = Yes! Exactly what it should be.

If you are new to solar generators, or not new to them, read on. There are many choices for for choosing a source of power when the electricity goes out. Gas or propane generators have there place, but can be messy and smelly. Solar generators on the other hand are quiet and can be kept in the house. There are many solar generators to choose from, but EcoFlow is at the top. EcoFlow is at the top of the curve for there innovation and especially their phone app, which lets you control and monitor your power even when you are away from home.The EcoFlow Delta 3 (1024 kwh) is a great entry level solar generator to power refrigerator(7-14hr), TV(8hrs), WiFi(52hrs), lights (58hrs) freezer, charge cell phones, tablets, games, and many other of your appliances.Need more power attach an extra battery to double storage. Power outage lasting longer, there are 5 fast recharging methods (AC, Solar, 800W Alternator Charger, Smart Generator 3000 (Dual Fuel), Multicharging)0 to 100% in one hour. 1500w output, batteries last 5years.So charge the Delta 3 with an electric plug, when power is out, used a solar panel to harvest solar. Used the alternator charger to charge it from your vehicle. The smart generator will monitor your Delta 3 and charge it when it gets low, automatically.So, you like to camp or glamp, the Delta 3 has your back, providing electric power away from home.Your family and children deserve the quiet safety and security the Delta 3 can and will provide during power outages.Buy the Delta 3, you will love what it provides.