Where it lack in power storage for larger appliances like gaming computers it makes up for with other worldly charging speeds and built in pass through charging. Once a week I can fire the gas generator up to top the eco flow off with just 10 or 15 minutes then I'm fine for simple usage for a week or two . Mostly use it to charge and maintain my phone. When I want to play my gaming computer I just fire up the generator. Could use the power from the eco flow to play for something like 3 hours but I don't like needlessly wasting my stored power and that's where I use the old gas gen . Loving it so far and really want to try out the eco flow wave two and write a review for it but it's little out of my budget range for this poor boy. I live off grid in a bus and 1600 for the eco flow wave 2 and battery for it to use full functions is just a dream at the moment.

This solar panel is small, compact, lightweight and just what I need for my day hikes. I take the provided clips and place in on the back of my hiking backpack while hooked up to my EcoFlow RIVER 2 Portable Power Station that inside by bag keeping cool and charged. 10.7 pounds total between the solar panel and solar generator.

The wireless and bluetooth are unreliable, but it otherwise exceeds my expectations. What I wanted it to be able to do was run my Gen 2 Starlink, FireTV Cube, and cheap 38" flat screen TV for 3-4 hours and maybe also charge a phone. With the Starlink snowmelt turned off, it ran all three devices for almost 6-1/2 hours and topped off my Pixel4 phone from ~55% to full. With the Starlink snowmelt turned on (and snow falling making both the heater run and the starlink work harder to stay connected), it ran all three devices for just over 4 hours and topped off my phone from a similar state of charge. This River 2 Pro drops off my wifi and loses my phone's bluetooth after a couple of minutes of being connected to either. That means I have to turn the unit off and back on to use the app. The good news is that the only thing I might ever need the app for is turning off the X-Boost. It works long enough to do that. I like the performance of the 220w bifacial solar panel a lot, but the form factor leaves something to be desired. It's a true hassle to set up. Furthermore, it's very stiff in the cold and is almost impossible to deploy at temperatures in the teens and below. I'm going to have to build something to use as a mount if I ever have to rely on it for regular use. But again, the performance is impressive. In full sun and snow on the ground, I saw peaks for 206 watts. The excellent performance and the fact that it's a perfect match for the max input of the River 2 Pro might be a good enough reason to just accept the fact I'm going to have to build something as a mount to make it reliably deployable.

The River Pro 2 portable power station lives up to its name in functionality and portability. Transporting it with the EcoFlow backpack specifically designed for the River series is a breeze and highly recommended. Fast recharge by AC or solar and has ample capacity for most uses outdoors. It is a good fit for someone looking for a unit that meets power needs between home and on the road use.

System works great except issues with car charging. When first connected it would start and within a second it would stop. Wait 5 seconds and it would start charging again for a fraction of a second it would again stop and repeat over and over. I have the original Wave and when using that charge cord it worked great. Oh wait, that was for about a week and that cord stopped working. I checked the fuse inside the cord and it was fine. Still trying to figure it out. I am a hot shot driver and it works great for me to run my Xbox with a hot spot on my phone for me to play with my son who is back home with his mom. However, the issue with charging doesn’t allow it to run for a week at a time. I can take it in and charge at truck stops during my shower but that isn’t ideal. Hope to be about to get the charging resolved for the cigarette lighter on my truck.

Even though my little hometown has a fantastic track record of maintaining power, I wanted something that could power my sump pump in an emergency. This 17 lb unit fits the job description perfectly, PLUS i can use it easily in places where have no power source.

Yes this my third Ecoflow purchase in two years, not a real pepper but just in case emergency ie power outages. At home or while traveling, my ecoflow power stations are easy to store and portable for on the go usage. Betting my investment was wise, and my loyalty to Ecoflow brands supplies me with the best warranty and support on the market.

After watching several reviews of this product on YouTube, I decided that this is the perfect size power station for my needs. After trying it out for the first time this past week, I'm sure it's the best unit for my needs. Great addition to power my portable refrigerator and TV at my off-grid cabin. It easily recharges when hooked up to my small solar panel system.

We got this River Pro 2 model just prior to a tent camping vacation in Yellowstone with the family. We used the AC cord and solar on our most recent trip and all worked flawlessly. Will be testing out the DC charging capability soon. Very impressed and it came in handy every day while camping.

This is good size to carry or travel with. One portable 220 watt ecoflow panel is all you need to do a max charge it. I have 2 delta pros which will run just about everything but are quite heavy. With this river pro you can grab it and run if you need to. The folding 220 watt panel is is also portable and can be quickly grabbed also. I would think this would be a great unit for camping. The carrying bag is a nice back pack just for the unit. I think it is well worth the price. So far 8 am very satisfied with this unit.