I bought this machine incase of a power outage but no luck so far so i found myself using it for 2 camping trips. It was great and far exceeded my expectations. I was able to outshine all the gas generators my friends brought ( lol ) I even helped by letting them charge their devices through the night, while watching Tv and the kids playing video games. I also bought an extra battery to extend my usage time. I just purchased a ecoflow wave AC. So next camping trip I would even feel more like the God of nature. This is a great product. I can't be more prepared and ready for an outage. With a delta pro, an extra battery, a smart generator, and (2) 400 watt solar panels (soon to be 4), I will be more than prepared. Just have to get some blacked out curtains to keep the attention away when the blackout begin.. shhhhh. Thank you ecoflow!

I purchased the Delta Pro as an emergency backup for regular outages. I have found several other uses and am very happy with multiple applications. I have used it to run a 120V wire feed welder. Because of its portability, I no longer have to run extension cords to areas several feet from an electrical source. The same goes for a portable compressor that I sometimes use in conjunction with a post pounder for fence repair. I have tried it on the camper and am preparing to head for the hills when the weather turns toward summer. I am sure that I will find many more uses in the future. I have recommended the Delta Pro to my friends and they are interested in my "adventures".

Loving my Delta Pro System with 1k Solar Array. This Solar Generator has got it all. Packed with all of the features i wanted. The ap works fantastic. It's wonderful that the 4 a/c outlets on the unit are all 20amp and that you also have a 30amp as well.

I got the delta pro smart home panel bundle off of kickstarter. It included a delta pro, smart battery, 400w solar panel, smart generator, and smart home panel. Since then I have expanded with another delta pro with smart battery, 3 more 400w panels, 5 160w panels, and a delta max with smart battery. We are in the process of building an off grid house in the blue ridge mountains. Once finished this system will be able to run it no problem! As of now we are using it all to run both of our RV’s. A/C runs, everything runs off of this system. We just got back from a 2wk trip… 5 gallons of gas to cover the poor solar days and we had full power 24/7!!

I have the DP and 400W solar panels. We have used the DP on a few trips to power our travel trailer off grid. So far the one unit has worked flawlessly. With decent sunlight we can run our AC for a little while, power the entire trailer including the fridge, and extend our boondocking before the tanks need to be dumped and filled. I plan on installing the smart home panel soon and adding a second unit for home backup which makes this unit a great value.

I bought my Ecoflows a few months ago and i just started utilizing them. I also have a solar panel which i will be using to recharge the units. So far, they have run flawlessly. The display on the unit is helpful in letting you know how much capacity is left and about how long it will last. Overall, i am very satisfied and have recommended to my friends that are in the market for a battery.

I was very excited to finally received my first ever Kickstarter support back in February.   My contribution was made in September 2021.  So five months was a long wait for me in the seventh coldest capital city in the world, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. It arrived with about 30% charged.  I don't know if it was shipped at around that rate.  Or was it fully charged at the factory and it had lost 70% by the time it got to me.  I am impressed that it really does only takes about 2 hours to charge a totally drained unit.  I did that once.  Since then I switched it to slow charge because is better for battery longevity.   It takes about 9 hrs at 400 watt/hr plugged into a wall outlet. It is noisy enough that I can hear the fans a floor above at night when it is quiet all around. We have yet to have a power outage.   So I didi the following two tests. I have a fridge that I bought second hand 23 years ago.  So I don't know how old it is.  You can imagine how inefficient it is compare to current models.  My initial calculation was 152 watts for about 10 hrs a day.  So at 36,000 wh, my DeltaPro should run the fridge 2.4 days.  Turned out it lasted  4.5 days.  I wasn't around when DeltaPro was drained. Then I carried this 100 Lbs unit upstairs to my office to run my laptop. My initial calculation was 90 watts.  So my DeltaPro should last about 40 hrs.  It shut itself off when it got down to 1%.  Turned out it lasted 45 hrs over 24 days.  I plug my cell phone charger into the usb ports. The display shows 7 watts. However if I plug that charger into one of the 120v outlet the display doesn't show any wattage used. My cell is at 60% and shows that it is being charged. Why is that? Could it be that 7 watt is below the detectable range of the 120v outlet circuitry? I have also purchased an EcoFlow 400 watt foldable solar panel.  I did plugged in the solar panel once.  The display did registered the connection with only a light bulb in front of it.  The problem I have is to disconnect one of the plugs.  One works fine connecting and disconnecting.  But the other one was really difficult to unplug.  I have tried a few different grip positions and pressed on different part of both ends of connectors.  The next thing I will do is to spray it with silicone spray. I will test the panel soon. All and all I am happy with my emergency investment.

I bought the Delta Pro with backup battery and the start Generator to power my RV on boon docking trips. Worked Perfectly! I was able to run AC or heat along with the microwave and refigerator and of course all the lights for several days. Actually ran out of water before I ran out of power! But while at home between trips I am using the Delta Pro with a 400 watt solar panel to power my computer and internet router as an uninterruptible power supply. Power outages no longer bring down my wifi network! And as a bonus if the power does go out then I can alway plug in the refrigerator. Smart generator is ready if needed to add to the solar panel.. Next up - Portable AC unit is on order...

I've had this battery for about 6 months now and it has been very reliable. I use this on the daily to allow my garage fridge and freezer to be powered by my solar panels 24/7. The battery chemistry used has not degraded like my GoalZero batteries had under the same level of use. I highly recommend the EcoFlow Delta Pro.

Connected my new EcoFlow Delta Pro solar generators into our electrical circuit. With two units connected together I get 220 volts and 7200 watts. 220 volts is required to run my well pump. These two units can be charged by my generator in just 2 hours. Still have to connect the two 400 watt solar panels to charge the system. First test running the whole house on batteries went well! I was able to run our house as normal for at least 8 hours without recharging. Impressive!