I love this electric generator! This baby can power my entire outdoor theather setup for hours! My outdoor continous power consumption includes an: ~Optoma EH412 Projector - 204Watts ~Savi 8" 400 Watt RMS Power Speakers-(less than 1 Watt) [No Output wattage appeared on the Display so I'm assuming it less than 1 Watt] ~Microsoft Surface Laptop- 38-47Watts ~Nintendo Switch - 15-20 Watts ~Nintendo Gamecube - 29 Watts ~Electric Tea Kettle - 1110-1117 Watts, consumed 5% of Ecoflow Delta Battery Life in less than 4 minutes until Tea Kettle deactived ~Heated Blanket Single Size - 58-60 Watts power levels off once reaches max temp @ 41Watts ~Heated Blanket Queen Size- 185-210Watts, levels off @ 124-137 Watts then drops again to 112-117 Watts. I assume it takes less wattage to keep the blanket warm, after it reaches it's max temperature. I can operate just the Projector, Speakers and Laptop for 5 hours off of a single charge! I probably could setup multiple times off a single charge, depending ofcourse on how long the movie is! I have no problem powering all these appliances at once! But the operating time of the Ecoflow Delta 1300 drops depending on how much, how long and what appliances you chose to use. I did notice a weird "popping or distortion" sound when I turned on the Queen Size electric blankets, coming from my speakers when I began heating up the electric blanket. But it went away after a while. No warning indicator light came on the display panel so everything appers to be working just fine! This unit will last for years! Maybe even a decade or two! According to the battery cycle lifespan. I highly recommend buying this for recerational purposes! It's super easy! I love the plug and play features! Not even mentioning the quick charge time!! Is very quite while charging. It was about 6ft or 7ft away from my tv (tv volume was at a moderate, comfortable level) and I didn't even notice it. It has all the power you need and then some!

Wasn't happy with the shipping it arrived a week late. The product is excellent though. Charged it up in an hr and a half and went camping with it. It ran my Cpap at night and charged up phones, cpap sanitiser,and recharged on our RV's 110 watt solar panel in about three hours. Great unit.

Would Like to say Thank-U ecoflow, Just recd the Delta 1300. I must say it is not in full use yet but very impressive! Have been head of tech Svcs in HVAC&R Business 4 Ovr 30 yrs. My job takes me far in wide. Main purpose of this Delta is for a 2021 Winnebago class B camper van/ Dodge Promaster chassis 2500 to be recd supposedly mid Sept 021' and backing the on board AGM coach batteries/ Solar set for portable Tripplite 2000 btu A/C unit & compact microwave to use 2 min at a time to reheat food. The A/C unit test since it has a T-stat & cycles on temp doesn't run continuous (260 watt tested) and estimated it watt hrs to be 150. At that rate I may get a rested nite of sleep especially if the 12 V input is plugged into the coach to trickle charge. This so far is looking like a home-run! Stanco climate control

I bought this as a generator for cases where my house loses electricity -- mostly to keep my refrigerator running and my devices charged. I haven't had to use it yet, so I don't know how well it works, but it charged up quickly and is attractive -- for a generator. I love the fact that it's quiet.

Currently in my testing phase. I'm super happy at his fast it charged to 100%; exactly 1 hour. I'm pleasantly surprised and eager to see more about power usage as I test things out and in turn I'm learning some things along the way ... so far, so good.

I purchase the regular generator 2 yrs ago with solar panels because I was afraid of generators that use gas. I highly recommend this generator. I had to use for the first time during power outage for Hurricane Ian. This saved us from the heat here in Florida. We set up in the living room to be comfortable. The generator held up for 6 hrs before we had to charge it up. We had regular refrigerator plugged into it to keep our food from spoiling. Second night, I added a fan n a lamp n even use coffee machine to make fresh pot next morning. Last night we added a small TV. From the experience if we had another one we could have had one designated for refrigerator since it pulls more. I am going to purchase another one. Thank you who ever invented this!

It has been a cold winter. My only source of heat is a Monitor heater. Although it runs on kerosene, the ignition and fan run on electricity. We have periodic power outages, so I have the Monitor hooked up to my Delta. When the power goes out, the Delta takes over and my house stays nice and warm. This is my second year with the Delta. I also have the EcoFlow River Max for my small space heater in the back of the house. Just received my second Delta so if the power is out for a long time I can keep the refrigerator running.

I have two Delta 1300 and Two River 370. I like both and they work very well. I charge most of the time with solar and once you buy everything the energy is free. For the 1300 I use four 100 watt panels hooked series-parallel output 330 watt 9.7 amps. This is a good set up. I like the display. It shows information you need to know.

Bought the EcoFlow Delta 1300 as a remote power supply for my work. It has the highest surge and operating for its size of any portable power bank I looked at. All others were too large, too heavy, or low power for AC. It runs my large fan with inrush as high as 21A with no problem. The Lithium Ion battery will give very limited life. It charges fast(almost too fast on AC), is lightweight, powers most AC appliances that can plug into a 15A outlet, and has other charging options. It would not run my HF air compressor with 20gal tank though. Look at other online reviews so you understand the limitations of the product. If it used LiFePO4 battery it would have twice the expected life. My first unit had a defective MPPT charge controller and would not charge correctly from a 12V power supply or vehicle. I contacted EcoFlow CS and was instructed to provide a video of the problem. The unit was deemed defective and I was sent a return label. Keep your box with the Hazmat labels as FedEx does not always have them. I was not happy with the two week turn around time. The replacement works as it should. Overall, I am satisfied with the unit as it meets the needs for which I purchased it. Customer service was responsive, but could use a better method to upload videos.

Unit appears well made. I have limited experience in using / testing the unit. I would like additional technical specification and guidance for the power requirements for charging. I was advised by tech support that a 1200W inverter would be the correct match for charging the unit in my camper van. Initial testing has the inverter periodically alarming for over current. Should a larger capacity inverter be used (1500W or greater?).