It's nice to have such a large power bank that charges quickly and delivers power efficiently. I'm a plumbing contractor and my family loves to camp. This is well-suited for either situation. Especially camping since no one likes the sound of a noisy generator in the woods. Oh, and I'm not as concerned about power outages during monsoon season with these power banks on hand. I have the Delta, Delta Pro and a couple of solar panels.

I was one of the first DELTA PRO owners receiving this unit when it was first released. It provides plenty of power to keep me going in case of power outages. It’s powerful enough to keep my refrigerator running to preserve my food and keep my essentials running like my internet/TV and lights going. I have several solar generators and I have found that the EcoFlows are the best. I love the app that allows me to see all of my EcoFlow devices. I am set for the next decade!

We lose power all the time and I needed a backup system for those moments we lose power from a few seconds to a few hours and maybe help with offsetting my monthly bill. After the last hurricane and being without power for over a week and having to refill my generator every 11-12 hours I needed to find another way. I looked into many name brands, found out my insurance would drop me if I put solar panels on our roof so I needed to come up with another plan. I didn't need a full system, or have a system where the local electrical company could remotely turn off my system, but needed a system in the middle that could also be portable. So I found this things called solar generators and started looking into them, all the companies have there own +/- and EcoFlow was the winner for all the things I needed. From the install 3 months ago we have lost power 2 times, ones for almost 2 minutes and other for around 3 1/2 hours. My wife and I didnt even know we had lose power until we had a phone call asking if we had. My answer, no idea maybe, let me check my APP. I finished phase 1 3 months ago with a Home Control Panel, 1 Delta Pro 3.6 and 4 solar panels and a double pull switch that makes it super easy for my wife to change to generator power to charge the Delta Pro when am on the road if needed. The design below is my personal design that gives me backup for backup. I can recharge my Delta Pro via of: - Grid - Solar - Generator AMAZING product and I look forward to getting 1 more Delta Pro 3.6 and 2 Delta Pro extra batteries within the year with 4 more solar panels. The only Con I see is, if a main Delta Pro goes out for whatever reason and you have 2 extra batteries your dead in the water. So you're better off getting 2 Delta Pros 3.6 per leg for the Control Panel and adding what you need from there so if your main units dies you can use the extra battery on the other leg giving you house power. Highly recommended

After a few wildfire prompted power cuts and hassles with gas generators, I started looking for a battery-based unit to keep the essentials going without the gas smell, noise, and carbon monoxide risk. There seemed to be so many new options, but the EcoFlow Delta Pro really stood out. It is amazing how much they fit into this thing, not to mention the battery capacity and power output. The 400W solar panels are also really impressive — a bit heavy to carry around, but perfect for us to have ready here at home. Now I find myself secretly waiting for another power cut so that I can connect up the EcoFlow!

I am not am expert in batteries but more a novice. Instructions were brief but tell you pretty much everything you need to know. It is heavy. wheels are a good idea! It is a very high quality device. No question about that. The support team was excellent and they respond quickly. The feature that tells you how much time you can run a device that is plugged in is worth the price.. I ran the garage freezer for 3 days. I had no problem using a wolf oven, bread maker and my computer workstation. I have had lesser batteries but when you are so limited in what you can run, you end up not using them. Worth the price tag.

I started with a couple of Delta 1300 units before the big ice storm in February 2021 which was a 3+ day power outage. Those original Delta units kept both of our fridges running such that I only had to use my small gas generator for a couple of hours twice a day to keep the batteries charged... I backed the kick starter for the Smart Home Panel with 2 Delta Pros and 2 Extra Batteries and have been using this setup for several weeks now. The Delta Pro is an amazing product with a powerful inverter, several (fast) charging options, and incredible AC output for a solar generator. I have done a lot of testing and putting the Delta Pro through its paces and with the exception of some balance issues between the main unit and extra battery (which recent firmware update seems to be improving), I have only good things to say about the Delta Pro. Pairing my 2 Delta Pros with the Smart Home Panel has given me a way to keep everything that really matters running for an extended period of time in a power outage and also put me in a position to work toward adding solar charging to my setup. For a large LFP based power station, I don't think there is a better product on the market today, certainly not at the price of Delta Pro.

This is my Ecoflow setup (so far…). I’m so glad that the dual power hub finally came in. I also purchased a generator cord to back feed my electrical panel and I can literally power anything in my house (especially my well pump, which requires 240 volts). I also have a whole house automatic propane standby generator and a gasoline portable generator. The beauty of my Ecoflow system is that it provides a third option for power, but also makes the other two options better by allowing me to “store” power during the day and use it at night (two benefits: my fuel [propane or gasoline] will last longer, and it will be silent at night). Next step: get some solar panels…

The Ecoflow Delta Pro features include a rock solid high capacity inverter supported by a rapid charge capable long lasting Lithium Iron Phosphate battery. Two padded handles and a pull out handle including built-in wheels ensures flexible mobility and ease of transport.

Purchased for Florida Hurricane season. Surprisingly it came in quickly. (I had checked other companies, and most were on backorder) Also purchased the smart generator to supplement the solar panels. It charged from wall outlet in only 6 hours. It is heavy so don't expect to carry it around! I would say that the only cons so far would be price and the limitation of two extra batteries.

I am working from home. This means I was not able to work and communicate with my team during power outages. I hooked up my work station, which is basically a notebook + double screen including my Comcast and the WiFi router to my DELTA Pro. This setup saved me a couple of times. I am covered 7-9 hours which is long enopught for the type of outages we have in our area.