Bought the Delta 2 and the Delta 2nd battery to use as emergency back up for the house... enough to keep the Fridge and a few necessities running... also have two of the 220w solar panels to keep it charged... the fast recharge time is a great feature... in testing the batteries will keep things running for just under 24 hours.

Bought it to keep on my boat while it’s moored offshore and we aren’t staying on it to run genset. Was hoping for it to keep mini fridge running while gone so I don’t have to empty it everytime we leave the boat. Problem is if you have a few cloudy days and solar can’t keep up and you kill the battery it won’t automatically turn the outlets back on even after getting charged from solar… there is no WiFi to connect. So I wouldn’t count on this being a viable source of power for your off grid location unless you plan on being there all the time to monitor it.

After looking at a lot of different options I came to the conclusion this was clearly the best product of its kind out there. It also helps that the price point is roughly the same as other brands but you get a lot more. For instance the solar panel is bigger. For the same size unit. All you need to do is compare the features and Eco flow comes out on top

I live in the mountains and regularly have power outages that last from hours to several days (longest was a week) and am often isolated due to downed trees or snow. I bought the EcoFlow Delta2 to help power some basic things like kettles to have hot water (tea, soup, oatmeal) and recharge my phone or power wifi. I have only used it once so far, but it worked great. The length of the life of the charge is determined by the amount of power that the appliance needs (obviously). But it would allow a small heater to run a few hours and the kettle barely used any energy at all. It charged very quickly. I bought this one as I wanted something that I could move by myself easily, and I wasn't sure I could do that with the larger options. I haven't used the solar panels yet, but am excited to try them. Overall, I am delighted and just have a more peace of mind having it.

We use the Delta 2 in many situations, from keeping our small camper refrigerator cold while we are traveling, to even powering my guitar amp when sitting out by the campfire. The remote access to the Delta 2 makes it even easier to monitor power consumption and how efficient our solar panels are working. We recently visited a dome house that actually used the Delta Pro... So it was refreshing to see another use for them. Satisfied Customer!

I originally bought this to be a power source for camping. However, i got to use temporarily until my power came back on to run my pellet stove. Easily movable and easy to use. Download the app and it's a good way to keep an eye on usage and anything else. I like that I will be able to expand it if needed. Right now it's good for what i need.

I'm so glad I bought this DELTA 2 power station for my 3-day camping trip. I wanted to be able to power the induction hot plate I already had instead of investing in a gas powered camping stove, and the DELTA 2 provided all the juice needed, plus charged my laptop and my phone for all three days, with power to spare.

This generator works as advertised! It charged up so quickly via AC. Decided to test is on our freezer. Plugged in freezer and it used around 20% of the power for around 3 hours of continuous use. Haven't tested the solar panel charging yet, but that's up next.

Not too long after recieving my delta 2, my parents were having a new electrical wire run. A hole had to be drilled near the electric panel to get the wire from the attic and into the panel location, little did we know some wires came in from a different direction. one well placed hole later took out all the kitchen outlets including the fridge and, until all the circuits had been removed from the panel and repaired, the ENTIRE HOUSE could not be cut back on. I grabbed the delta 2, did a fast charge up to full (Amazing to charge in the blink of an eye) and took it over to power the refrigerator for the duration of the repair. I wasn't expecting it to get used so soon, but it ended up being so much easier than trying to get out a generator and run cords through the house. we just set it on the counter, connected the refrigerator and were good to go. They actually have a whole home generator, but since the problem was inside the house the generator was useless. Having this much power be so portable and usable anywhere is truly amazing. We have since used it a bit more, including connected to solar and as a UPS during a final exam in the middle of a storm. The ease of everything really is the value here, there's no messing around with modes or configurations to go from power station to UPS to solar to car charging. Everything just works and gets out of your way.

I own both the Delta 2 and a Delta 2 Max. Having a higher rated inverter isn't necessary to keep our house fridge going so the D2 more than suffices for outages up to about 6 hrs. In the last 10 years we've had one that went longer. The way I see it, a lower power inverter will likely require less from the battery which can only be good. I prefer to slow charge batteries but the fast charge worked great when I've tried it.