[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] As the directions state, I plugged it in and charged it to full before using. I was using this as a battery backup for a cable modem and VOIP phone system, so I was keeping it plugged in to the wall and then plugging my router and phone system in to it. The total draw was right around 300 watts. After one day of use like this, the AC side went completely dead and wouldn't turn on. The DC side appeared to work, so to test it, I plugged an iPad and phone in to the fast charging ports. It would start charging, then just quit.

We started living off grid and this Ecoflow is a game changer. For best results use a gas generator to charge it. It'll charge faster than any other product out there. With this we get to live with all the comforts of living in the City. We recently bought the solar panel to go with it and that doesn't work so well. But this power station is amazing. We also tried a Jackery and that was the terrible. We'll be using Ecowflow products for all our off grid needs.

I've only had the chance to use the power station for 2 days, but so far so good! The overall weight reduction compared to my Honda putt putt generator (plus the lack of noise, exhaust, and fuel) has me really pleased. And wow, this thing recharges quick! Love the fast recharge as it can get a lot of recharge in 60m or so on an AC outlet.

Pretty happy with this unit. Bought it to provide power/charging for our University research drone flights when we're in the backcountry. Definitely does the job admirably. With a solar panel hooked up to it, we never ran out of power during a 3 day trip. Only one minor criticism - the USB-C plugs are only 65W and not the 100W of my EcoFlow River unit. That means I can't charge/power my laptop via USB-C with this unit (my laptop is a hungry beast and needs 100W for power over USB-C).

We have three EcoFlow Delta portable power stations to run things when our house loses power, often during or after hurricanes. It runs our electric grill for two short grilling sessions. It once ran my electric cooler to keep my meds cool overnight. It powers up all our electronics during outages. Once we ran our fridge off of it, but it couldn't last the whole night. It still kept things going long enough that we didn't lose food. We have solar panels to recharge our DELTAs during longer outages. I wish EcoFlow also had an even more powerful household charger that could run a 5000 BTU AC window unit for emergency cooling needs. I am very glad we have our EcoFlow Deltas.

My Delta does exactly what EcoFlow states! I primarily use it for emergency home back up .. I do have a gas generator , but I will use my Delta over night so I do not disturb my neighbors .. the main use will be to power my fridge , lights and if needed , my sump pump..

Works great. It's much better than a mounted inverter. I've been wanting to get an inverter for many years but, never pulled the trigger because of the hassle of installation. This was perfect for what I wanted. Which was to be able to use a microwave while traveling in my car, or camping, plus other electronics. Thanks EcoFlow!

As advertised, this item holds kwhs . I did the math on the size unit I would need, and purchased tge one that would do the job. Pleased thus far. Even holds its charge in-between uses. Charges to 99% ( not sure why it's not 100%) in 1.5 hours on home outlet.

I purchased the 1300 primarily for emergency backup to keep our 3 freezers cold in case of a extended power outage. An unexpected surprise was it drives my Homelite electric chainsaw really well.

This thing is absolutely amazing. I love how it display Exactly what it’s drawing, charges very fast. Can’t wait for the solar panels to come in. I’m happy great price.