Purchased this Delta 2 about a week ago and have had a few days to play around with it. Really nice so far. Got it as a gift for my mom for power outages. It was able to power her full size refrigerator overnight. I plan on using solar panels to recharge but haven't had a chance to test yet. From what I've seen on other reviews it doesn't seem we'll have a problem.

I just received my EcoFlow Delta 2 today and everything that was suppose come in package arrived in the box. The Delta 2 was in perfect condition with a 29% charge. I downloaded the App and proceeded to charge it to 100% and I was to change the charge rate easily with the App. The Screen is very easy to see with all the parameters clear and understandable. I am confident when I need the power I will have it and I will order the Delta 2 Smart Battery to supplement the WattHours.

Planning on doing a winter/snow trip next weekend..I would like to use my new delta2 for heat. What I have I believe it will take too much power. I would like to hear what y’all are using.? Either way I’m excited to use it& probably buy the extra battery too.

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.

We bought a camper last year and wanted a battery and inverter option to allow us to work remotely. The Delta 2 is perfect because it’s small and lightweight relative to its capabilities. We also like being able to carry extra batteries as needed for more capacity but leaving them home when not needed. It’s also been great at home. We lost power for a day recently while I had an important meeting and it ran my entire work setup with plenty of charge left over. Highly recommend.

I got the EcoFlow DELTA 2 plus Extra Battery (1024kWh) primarily as a backup for critical home appliances (e.g., refrigerator, freezer, possibly furnace) in case of power failure. I had joined the Facebook group EcoFlow DELTA Series Official Group to learn as much as possible from current users. I’ve found this group great for providing information, especially when it comes from EcoFlow technical staff. There’s no doubt the DELTA 2 would serve its intended home purpose, but due to its relatively light weight and reasonable size I’m now considering its use during camping trips to power an induction stove, water kettle, Instant Pot, electric blanket, and electric heater. I’ve experimented at home and these all work great, though use a significant fraction of the available capacity, even including the Extra Battery. I’ve acquired a couple of 200-watt solar panels to replenish the power used, and will determine soon if this is a viable approach. The ability to very quickly charge when AC power is available is great, as is quick solar panel charging given sufficient panel power. Biggest drawback is that the DC5521 12V outputs are limited to 3A as my camping system is designed around having a 12V battery with at least ten times that amperage. Oh, and that cable connecting the Extra Battery needs 90 degree connectors so the cable doesn’t stick out 7”.

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.

I bought this unit after the major storms in California in 2023 as our house lost power for 4 days, and running the generator was neither efficient, nor did the job well. The plan was to use the Delta 2 to power the refrigerator and to charge the computers and flashlights. Specfically we wanted a battery that had fast recharge time so that we could both recharge from solar, and if the sun wasnt shining recharge it off the generator in a timeframe that didnt require us to keep refilling the gas tank and having to listen to the generator all day. The Delta 2 works great! it recharges off solar faster than we are depleting it, and its so convenient that I have been using it instead of grabbing an extension cord to work outside on nice days. the display is intuitive, the app connects flawlessly, and the functionality is perfect. Its a really well thought out product that i would definitely recommend. I did a ton of research into other units from other brands and am happy I settled on EcoFlow.

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.

For Christmas 2023/2024 my wife bought me a new 3D printer (Bambu Lab X1 Carbon 3D) and wanting to make sure I had everything I needed she purchased the combo pack which happen to come with the Delta 2. Now sure over the last few months it was used for various small things around the house, but this "mistake" proved invaluable during the early morning hours of 5/25/24 when my town was hit by multiple tornados. I was lucky to be a few miles from the main damage paths, but we lost power. Power remained out for nearly 5 days at my home. After we emerged from our storm shelter the first thing I ran to get was the Delta 2. It became our go-to power source each and every night. During the day I powered the house from a generator I had purchased (learned from being directly hit from a tornado 6 years prior), which charged the Delta 2 (it charges super fast btw), but at night when all you could hear were generators running, my house had this little magical black box running 3 box fans, charging phones/tablets, and powering an LED light source. Not to mention when I woke up I had a hot pot of coffee waiting on me. All of this and it had 6-7 hours of spare runtime left! With that being said I highly recommend the Delta 2! Thanks for making such a great easy to use product!