I'm not a gadget person. When I got the DELTA 2, I found it easy to follow the instructions to charge it and discharge it, running various appliances. Laptops were fully powered in a couple of hours. I plan to use it at home during power outages, so, not very often, but I will make sure to follow the maintenance instructions. I love that the unit recharges so quickly. I thought the DELTA 2's heat and noise when running were mild, very acceptable. The unit feels sturdy and has convenient handles for moving it. I like the EcoFlow phone app. I made a cheat sheet for my own appliances (e.g. freezer, single cooktop, etc.) so I know what I can power with it, and for about how long. I keep the cords, instructions, etc. in a pouch attached to the unit.

I do a ton of overland upland hunting and this power unit has been amazing. I’m able to take 7-10 day trips off-grid and still have the ability to charge my dogs collars, GPS unit, phones and laptop for the occasional rainy day movie day. The only thing I would change about this unit.. getting the solar panels with the unit and hardwiring into my truck. But I don’t have a truck rack on the roof so I couldn’t do that. Other than that.. zero complaints from me.

I just purchased Ecoflow Delta 2 recently. I’m very impressed how easy to use and operate and charge quickly for 1 hour or less. The only problem I have is using Wi-Fi connection. The Bluetooth was easy to connect. I have my tv, and Wi-Fi router, stand up light , portable radio, cell phone chargers in case of power outages. I’m glad this was my choice of back up power , instead of gas generator. It’s portable and I can take it anywhere with me. I’m learning slowly, but have not tried yet on solar panels. I’ve been testing my Delta 2 power station turning off power at home to see how long it will power my equipment without the electricity for several hours. I got my information from YouTube watching ecoflow videos before purchasing this product. It’s worth the price!

I purchased this about a mouth ago and have yet to use in a power outage. I have tested it on my refrigerator and freezer which worked fine. The flaw is it will not run my natural gas fired boiler that heats my house. From what I researched I found that it needs a pure sine wave AC current and the Delta 2 output is a modified sine wave. I have yet to find a cost efficient solution to this issue.

I got this power station to keep my sump and two fridges running in the case of a power outage! And it does not disappoint! It easily handles the load of all three and has a great app! I would like to see ecoflow add a way to lock outputs. For example, This would prevent the AC from beint shut off accidentally when I'm depending on it to power my sub pump both when grid power is on or off.

I took the Delta 2 on a two day camping trip. It was able to run my cpap for two nights. Charge fully 8 phones and 3 Apple Watches and at the end of the trip still had 40% at the end of the trip. The night time temps got down to 37 degrees each night. I was surprised at the performance and would definitely recommend.

Great Unit! But,....Needs a few tweaks to make it a Five Star for me. I hate that every time you turn on the unit from the front control panel, you have to reach behind to push a little button that is hard to find so you can turn on the 120 volt power. I bought this to power up our Christmas Lights in our fifth wheel slide out that has no 120volt power in the slide. the thing that sucks, we push it way back to hide the Delta-2 and all the cables. it is easy to turn it off at night as it turns off with the push of the main power button.. the nightmare in when we need to pull it all the way back out every day to try and hunt down the 120 volt power button. PLEASE CHANGE THIS ON FUTURE UNITS.

So far I am loving this sogen. Runs my microwave, and air fryer with no problems. Vacuum cleaner with full power. Tv,router, Roku, washing machine, all without a problem. Tomorrow will hookup pv 400 watts and see how that goes, but so far I am pleased.

I did buy this Echoflow Delta 2 about a month ago. I have used it once so far. I use it primarily for electrical power for my telescope guiding mount and camera. The unit has DC ports and regular plugin grounded outlets so it works great powering my hobby.

I live in New England and it is possible that we will have rolling black outs this winter which is why we purchased the Delta 2. A wind storm this week knocked over a tree and we were without power for several hours. I was able to hook up lights, my computer, and monitor, my warming throw blanket over my lap and use my phones personal hotspot. This enabled me to continue working. My husband also hooked up our Kerug so we could enjoy some coffee.