I had an old gas generator in the garage in the event of a hurricane. It had sat for over 10 years and we just decided to throw it away. I never liked a gas generator as it took a lot of work and preparation to get it fueled and started and then the noise and the carbon monoxide worries made it a last resort product. I am so thrilled with my delta pro for all of those reasons. I have not had to use it yet for a hurricane, but it is so easy to wheel into a room and plug anything into when the power has gone out. I feel relieved to know we have another power source and I love it. So easy to use and easy to charge. We even got to use it to inflate the tires on a motorcycle as it only had a lighter plug and a short cord. I was also fascinated with the 30 am RV plug to boondock on our land. I can't even imagine all the uses, but I am super excited to use it with the solar panels and the new Eco Flow AC when that arrives. I would love to get another and hook the enitre house up.

I found out about this product at Kickstarter back in September of 2021 and it caught my attention since there wasn't much on the market like it. After some research I finally decided to make the investment. I have it set up as a backup emergency system along with the Ecoflow Smart Generator since I live in a rented appartment and it performs very well powering basically all of my 110V appliances and equipment silently. I can even monitor everything remotely using the app. I recommend this product to anyone looking for a quiet and efficient generator.

We love our Delta PRO. So much that we also added one extra battery. Set up was easy using the EcoFlow APP. We are powering two critical circuits, on manual transfer switches, needed during power outages. We have also purchased two 215 watt solar panels which will be connected in series to recharge when needed.

After struggling with a gasoline generator for years, I finally found a product to easily replace it. Two Delta pro's and a double voltage hub plug right into the existing inlet. Next will be the Smart home panel and solar charging for the ultimate backup solution!

I have several power stations, but since I bought the Delta Pro, I have all the bases covered now. There really isn't much I cannot run with the Delta Pro. From power equipment and tools, to kitchen appliances and about all small to large appliances. The 3600W PSW inverter, along with the 3600Wh battery capacity, makes this a real beast. Although it is heavy and a bit big, it is still portable. I can take this camping to power my RV along with some panels. Load it up for a party location where we have no power, like the beach, woods, lakeside/riverside, remote worksite and more. Power outages are no longer an issue as we can power about anything with it. We are very happy with the Delta Pro, and now have a reliable power source whenever needed. It is very versatile, expandable, powerful and portable. The EcoFlow Delta Pro gets 5 stars for its innovative design and awesome performance.

I bought my EcoFlow Delta Pro and Smart Extra Battery on the Kickstarter campaign. I was looking for something to power multiple devices in the event of a power outage, and this fit the bill nicely. It was a lot cheaper than getting solar panels and batteries for my home. But it's an expandable system so I can add panels and integrate it into my home at a later time. It easily powers my refrigerator and several other devices simultaneously for the occasional outage. I purchased a rolling cart to help move the units around. Even though they both have handles and wheels, it's easier to move them at the same time together. I purchased EcoFlow solar panels separately, and they are easy to connect to charge the batteries in the event of an extended outage. I've already had a couple power outages at home where I've used the units already. The only issue I have is the cable that connects the Delta Pro and the Extra Battery adds a lot of additional space to the back of the units when connected. It adds about nine extra inches to the back, so you have to account for that when placing the units somewhere. If they could make a right angled plug with a more flexible cable to reduce that extra needed space, that would be awesome. Overall, I'm very happy with the Delta Pro and Extra Battery setup that I purchased.

We bought the Delta Pro & an extra battery in the Kickstarter Campaign. Ecoflow did an awesome job communicating with the backers, being really transparent and responsive through the whole process. The thing I liked the most was how well the packaging for the European version was. The Ecoflow arrived securely wrapped and fixed on a pallet. The Ecoflow itself is very top notch from the design to the functionality. The shell is very sturdy and the display is very bright with all necessary features on it. We have the European version (240v) and so far there wasn’t a device it couldn’t power. It even worked flawlessly with our washing machine and our Sage Oven. It is a heavy beast but with the handle you can transport it. If stairs are involved make sure, two people are carrying. We plan to use the delta pro on our boat in the near future, but also for camping trips and Festivals too. Working in the European movie industry I will definitely use it for movie sets as well. I can’t wait to see what Ecoflow has in store for us next - I’m very happy with our setup so far.

Kickstarter backer #276 Delta Pro + Smart Battery with 600W solar panels to power my off-grid tiny house. every daily needs from lights, food dehydrators, power grinders, mini-freezer, mini-air conditioner, power tool and brush cutter tool battery charging, air compressor tools, ... everything i needed. They just worked and work...

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 received my Delta Pro several months ago and also received the 400W solar panels. Have only used it once and it was excellent to have power when the power was down. My neighbors were impressed with this and no noise or fumes from a gas generator. Love it!