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 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 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.

The main reason I purchased the unit was to run my RV furnace during quiet hours while camping. So not to run my rRV house batteries down, I have been plugging the RV into the EcoFlow to run my appliances. In the meantime, I’ve been using it to charge tool batteries and things as useful as are phones and laptops. No problem changing the EcoFlow.

Brilliant backup power solution for home office. Generator exceeds all expectations. Surprisingly light weight and easy to move from room to room. Unlike my gas generator, this one is emission free and can be located inside home or outside home. Recharges quickly. Has lots of power. Can run home office (laptops, internet router, switch, fans, television and much more). I work from home and a few times per year the power goes out for a few hours. I need to stay connected to work for video meetings. With this generator, I can power my home office to keep working until the main power comes back on. It’s so easy. Just push the button to turn it on and plug stuff in. I’m back up and running in a minute or two. So much more convenient than my gas generator. For a long term power outage event (several hours) this generator is sufficient for most of my needs. I figure if power was out for more than a day, I could easily recharge this with my gas generator or even take it to work recharge there as it is easy to carry.

I use this power station to power my tool shed so it runs lights, recharges tool batteries, my EV bike battery and also runs any corded tools. it is small and light weight so I can take it with me when I am working away from home. It puts out enough power to run a a small welder. I have two 100 watt solar panels on top of the shed so it is always kept at 100%. the Bluetooth and internet interface lets my check on it no matter where I am. The fast charge is amazing and really works as advertised. I am thinking of getting the extra battery just to insure enough power but so far it severs my power needs as is.

Our timing was not great, 4 days after placing the order for a power station a wind storm caused a multi day power outage. After many days of frustration we found that we also need a second power station and solar panel. Can’t wait to feel prepared for the next storm

The set up was pretty easy but for the large amount of booklets etc that come with it there is VERY LITTLE information. Need to see what it can and can’t be used for, troubleshooting etc I haven’t fully charged it yet-trying to do solar but I needed the extension for the solar panels. I have the unit and back up battery and with my less than perfect solar panel position it has been charging about 1/3 of one battery inn6 hours

A major issue when going on overlanding/ camping trip without a Sprinter van or full on trailer is shower; ladies need their hairdryers! With the Delta 2, you can bring a hairdryer for your significant other, so y'all can can enjoy the trip together! If you go overlanding or camping to get away from your S.O, then you can also bring along a microwave for popcorns, if that's your thing too! Or, if you camp in winter, you can use the Delta 2 to power your diesel heater. 25% of battery is ample for a night's use; alternatively, if you can't sleep well when it's too hot outside, Delta 2 will run your EcoFlow Wave overnight as well. Who needs dual battery system when you have this?

I bought the EcoFlow Delta 2 as protection against a power outage. Not having experienced a power outage since my purchase, I can’t report how well it would perform in one or how long it will last. What I can report on is that it is easy to set-up and connect to my phone and iPad, and it charges remarkably fast. I tested it under a light load (literally, lights), and the discharge rate was minimal. Testing it by connecting a 1450w space heater did drain the battery swiftly, so that’s not a wise use of the unit. Since gas-powered generators are dangerous, and each winter, there is at least one local news report of someone dying from a gas generator being run in a garage or porch, and they must be refueled every four hours, I feel that this 120v battery is the prudent and inexpensive way to prepare for an outage. I have yet to test the solar panels I purchased with the Delta 2.