So, we bought our Delta Pro via Kickstarter and received late 2021. We love it! It's awesome to use, charge, and control (via screen or app). So satisfied with the main unit that we bought an additional battery in early 2022. They are now a staple in our home although we are anxious to get the smart panel to use it for the whole home. Air conditioner in our future... maybe.

Traveled first year with our RV all the way from Virginia to Colorado…. Boon dock a couple of places and it was darn hot!! No power. We had our portable fan as to minimize RV battery but just could not cool it enough. I have added and upgraded our RV battery since last year. In addition I purchased the ecoflow pro, ecoflow pro extra battery, ecoflow portable generator, and also the ecoflow 400W solar panel. I have tested it out and so far it works pretty darn good. Granted it will provide only 6 hours to power essentials and running one of 2 15k BTU AC. Of course I had to add softstart to the RV AC (very easy install). I plan on buying additional extra battery from ecoflow and of course double capacity to the RV batteries as well. Anyway for a beginner RV’er this solved my problems for cooling without excessive manipulation to the RV power system. I just used the 30A converter to 50 A directly to RV power input…and will power on for at least 6 hrs without the 400w solar and portable generator (haven’t tested generator yet) connected. We will see how it goes this year but so far I am very happy with our ecoflow system. Side note I build solar panel holder with pvc wood as it is light, flexible, and easily transported in RV…set it up so it will take less than 5 min to set up.

We plugged in a 15 amp table saw and cut a 6x6 x 10ft long, pressure treated post, while someone else was operating a Hilti 15 amp electric jack hammer plugged into the same EcoFlow Delta Pro. Only when we jammed the saw for about 5 seconds did the circuit breaker pop. We reset that and went right back to work. All together, flipping the 6x6 over (3"cut each side), while the Hilti never stopped, the battery performed great. That process took a little over 5 minutes and at the end the EcoFlow was at 98%. Not bad considering the draw it had. Due to worksite conditions, we're going to put a cage around it to protect its fancy casing, but if you don't work around gorillas it's built well enough for normal abuse. More testing to follow.

I purchased two Eco flow Delta Pro units for backup power. We live rural and several times a year are power goes down. Each Delta Pro is mounted in a wagon which gives me options to move them around the property to different buildings. We've had the units several months now and sure enough our power went down for 6 hours. These Delta Pro units kept three freezers and two refrigerators going strong during the outage. Worth every penny to have this backup power available. Thanks, Eco flow!

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.

After much research online and watching lots of videos, I purchased the EcoFlow Delta Pro, Smart Dual Fuel Generator and 400w Solar Panels. I purchased the units not as a bundle but within weeks of each other as this is what my budget allowed. The units are excellent quality so far, however, the first time I tried to charge my Delta Pro with the generator, I discovered that the adapter plug that’s required to attach the genset to the unit via the Infinity port does NOT come with either the Delta Pro or the Smart Generator. A few days later, I decided to charge my Delta Pro with the EcoFlow 400w solar panel array only to find out that the solar panels didn’t include the “solar panel to xt60i” cord! Insert head explosion. It’s ridiculous that EcoFlow does NOT communicate this well and even more insane that these inexpensive items are not included…even if they increased the price to compensate (hence the 3 stars for Ease of Use rating). It’s not about the money, it’s the inconvenience and stupidity of having to hound-dog the basic necessities to make this stuff work together as the system it’s portrayed to be. I would still purchase this brand but EcoFlow needs to stop splitting hairs and sell the adapter plug with the generator and the adapter cable with the solar panels. Had this been a clearly known factor up front, I would’ve simply added them to my orders to save the hassle and frustration.

I got a Delta Pro with an extra battery. I was skeptical at first but after having to use it while traveling I was surprised. Let me tell you this power bank/solar generator/ backup power source came in clutch using it to power my sewing machine, hot glue gun, LCD tv and computer. The power outlet was not available for my booth. But this magical device powered my devices and still had more than enought power to spare for other devices!

I do not currently have power in my detached garage and decided to be off the grid for the garage. I started to look at buying a bank of batteries, cables, connectors, an inverter, a solar charge regulator, solar panels, etc, but then I read about the Ecoflow Pro and the ability to expand the ecosystem with additional batteries, a Smart generator, and other well planned accessories. The ability to quickly charge the Ecoflow Delta Pro from a variety of energy sources, including an EV station, makes this unit very versatile. It's heavy but the built in wheels and retractable handle makes it easy to move around. Having a portable power station that can be wheeled from my garage to the house in an emergency helped make up my mind to go with the Ecoflow Delta Pro vs. piecing together an off the grid solar set up.

My Friends are all wanting one now. I ordered my Delta Pro from Kickstarter last year, arrived just before maple syrup season. So this year I loaned it to the sugar shack which normally runs on a gas generator for a couple weeks. Needless to say the lights stayed on, the sap kept running and the tunes kept going with no back ground engines. Received 4L of delicious maple syrup as a thank you, plus the good times boiling! I also farm so this unit has been priceless for repairs and barn Reno’s where I don’t have hydro service. Now I can use my larger power tool like they are cordless. Cut off saw, table saw, air compressor, even 110v mig welder can travel where ever my truck does. And charge cordless batteries, and phones and keep the music flowing all day long. Keeps LED lights going for days without needing a recharge. Priceless for some with stuff to do!

I purchased this unit to off grid power our tiny house. In the process of getting setup for placement on our rural property in SW Colorado. Plan on powering with 6, 200 watt solar panels. Like the plug-play capability. Like the build quality. Plan on powering lights, frig, fans, cistern pump, propane stove electronics. Looking forward to vacation off grid adventures. Thank you Ecoflo.