I actually have two of these. I bought this new on after having the first for aver a year and using it for everything from an overland camping power supply to powering my power tools for light construction projects without needing to run long extension cords from the house or barn. Fast recharging when plugged into a wall outlet. Solar recharging works to but of course is much slower. Money well spent if you find it on sale.

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.

Works as described! Well designed compact unit with all the necessary ins and outs. I would have given it 5 stars except the solar panel to battery connector wasn’t included, though every other kind of connector was! Since I bought it with the portable solar panel, it would have been nice to have that Included, or at least to have been notified that I’d need to purchase that connector.

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.

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.

This setup is used to power our refrigerator and freezer during power outages. The Delta 2 and extra battery is charged with an EcoFlow 160 watt panel and/or a propane powered generator AC port. The Delta 2 is easy to manage through the app and I hope to purchase an additional solar 160 watt solar panel and an EcoFlow Smart bi-fuel generator to supplement our setup.

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!

During hurricane Ian we had no power and no cable service and could not watch what was happening around us. Since then I bought an antenna to hook to a tv but knew I would not run generator till storm was over. EcoFlow DELTA 2 solves power problem I ran TV for 2 days to test and it worked great.

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.

Recently I purchased from EcoFlow, a Delta 2 generator, 2 100-watt panels and a portable 220-watt solar panel kit, plus necessary cables and accessories. The purpose of the system is to power an off-grid art studio. Several years earlier, I purchased a JACKERY system, but it lacked the capacity for this project. After much research and studying numerous reviews, I chose the EcoFlow system. Not only were their products highly rated, they are state of the art, efficient, and customer service was excellent. Choosing all EcoFlow products made designing the project easy. All parts of the system are of highest quality and most important, compatible with one another. This simplified creating the system, prevented error, and enhanced safety. This project is a work in progress. EcoFlow’s excellent design allows expansion of the system with additional panels and storage batteries. All of the additional components are compatible and ‘plug & play’, making the system very flexible and easy to adapt to various needs. By adding the folding 220-watt solar panels to the very light Delta 2 generator, it becomes not only a portable system but extremely versatile. I’m very impressed and pleased with the design and quality of the products, their efficiency, expandability and ease of use. I look forward to working with it and recommend EcoFlow products without reservation. The 2-year warranty is also comforting.