As expected a little smaller than my 160 Watt panel I got with my generator but the two connected together will work fine. VERY impressed with Ecoflow and would highly recommend them for your back up power needs. Works so well we're considering Solar for our house.

I got the 110W solar panels to go along with my River power station. I tried it out at about 5pm and the input ranged from 70 to 90 watts. I mainly have the River Power station to keep my fridge running and devices charged during a power outage. When my fridge has the cooling system active it pulls about 50-60 watts and it only is in active cooling mode for 10-15 minutes every couple hours (depending on how much it gets opened). So in theory, the input from the solar panels should be enough to keep my fridge running indefinitely, which was my goal. The extreme weather events have been happening more and more frequently and several areas have power outages that last 2-4 weeks depending on the disaster, so I wanted to have the River power station and the solar panels as a backup plan. Thank you!

I purchased the larger Delta 2 because I wanted something large enough to run my refrigerator, freezer, and TV for several hours. I also have the smaller EcoFlow that I use for a computer and router. This combination seems perfect for relatively short-term power outages.

So far I am loving this sogen. Runs my microwave, and air fryer with no problems. Vacuum cleaner with full power. Tv,router, Roku, washing machine, all without a problem. Tomorrow will hookup pv 400 watts and see how that goes, but so far I am pleased.

The January 2023 rains here in California were brutal. I tried to expedite a battery from EcoFlow…and they came through! When the power outage hit..this battery kept a few lights on and powered all our devices. It even powered our Dyson heater. The ExoFlow Delta 2 was amazing.

That is an excellent solution for those who need back-up electricity during blackouts, like we have here in Kyiv. I would however do not recommend purchasing the US 110V version of the product if you live in the 220V environment because you will need to purchase additionally a 220-to-110-to-220 electricity inverter. That is a bulky thing.

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.

Finally I was able to use this over the weekend and I am impressed on the performance. I was able to fully charge my Eco-flow Delta Mini while using my fridge. So I will be traveling to Moab in the next couple weeks and I am excited for I know I can depend on this. I will further update my reviews after my trip so stay tune and for now I can highly recommend it.

Light/portable. Set up is a little wonky. Could use some better instructions. In full light and the correct angle, output was right around 100w. This panel would be great for temporary charging of a small EF station (River or Delta), and has MC4 connectors plus an mc4 to x60 adapter.

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