I have been using the EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 for a month now which replaced my Delta 2 Max and the upgrade feel pronounced in many ways. The most striking aspects of DP3 is its battery and inverter capacity. In a practical sense, it can handle nearly my entire home load except the air conditioner. Like any emergency situation, I have to prioritize things which means only essentials. During a long outage, I need to run one ejector pump, sump pump, refrigerator, furnace, TV, modem, 7x cameras, 2x routers. The surge alone from pumps, refrigerator and furnace alone is around 3000W and DP3 has a 4000w inverter which give me a plenty of headroom. Physically, it is larger(2.5 times in volume) and heavier(2X) than the Delta 2 Max. However, the built in wheels and handle make it slightly less daunting to move around. It has four 120V outlets, one 240V and one dual phase outlet on front along with 2 type C and 2 type A USB ports. On left side it has 120V 30A RV/sub-panel outlet and on right side are 12V outlets. On back it has two battery ports, smart panel input output port, solar and wall charging input ports. Ports on side and back are protected with a tuck in cover which makes me feel confident while moving it around. One of the feature which stands out is the Storm Guard feature. When enabled with a set location, it will charge the battery to full capacity regardless of any settings if a storm is detected within 12H. There are a few caveats though. You cannot run 120V and 240V outputs simultaneously, which might feel a bit constraining depending on your setup. It is not a deal breaker for me, but it is something to be cognizant of when planning your load distribution. Moreover, when charging on 240V, no 120V or 240V outlets will work. Efficiency is another area where this unit feels refined. The inverter loss is impressively low. I observed around six percent loss over twelve hours when in use, and roughly twelve percent over twenty four hours. Interestingly, when the unit is on but not actively powering devices, the loss remains around six percent over 24H, which is impressive. Also, it uses a very old WiFi 4, which is suitable in most instances except while doing a software upgrade. It can take up to 2600W solar input allowing for faster replenishment, if you have the matching panels and the Sun is out. On the flip side, the expansion batteries are very expensive. The fan remains dormant until you cross roughly 3000 watts but they really kicks in around 4000w. This makes it well suited for inside operation. However, I have this in my basement. Lastly, the ten millisecond switchover is remarkably swift. Sensitive electronics(my modem, desktop, wifi routers) continue operating without interruption. To conclude, the Delta Pro 3 feels like a full package and a capable system that balances power with functionality. It is not without its quirks but it is a good choice for anyone seeking a dependable home emergency backup solution.

I like the power and carry handle with wheels.

The Delta pro 3 is is fantastic

Just what I needed to power my home during power company outages. Charges quickly with AC charging and the 400W solar panel keeps it topped off when there is no AC power. It is whisper quiet and hassle free. No more loud smelly gasoline generators for me, this is the only way to go.

Special thanks to EcoFlow for offering such a great deal on the Delta Pro 3 and 400W portable solar station. I've been wanting to develop battery backup/solar capabilities for a while but haven't been able to afford a complete starter system until this great sale. I plan to purchase an add-on battery in the next few months.

Purchased two dp3’s and two extra batteries. Best working performance on the market. Both were delivered with non-working extendable pull handles. They need a new source. Imagine having the top of the line suite case and you can’t pull it behind you. Or, you can’t store it because it does not retract.

Excellent quality, I had a friend who bought an Ecoflow product, and it died within warranty , unfortunately. Eco flow came through amazingl, and replaced Is the unit at no cost. Not very many companies today have such great warranties. This there's been a lot of power outages in my area lately and I bought this mainly for emergencies. Would be good to power the refrigerator freezer and charge Electronic devices. As expected, the unit is quite heavy and it's not easy to move around without help. The app is a little basic, hoping for some new updates in the future to clean up the UX and add features.

Full filling one of my “Bucket List” items I purchased the Delta Pro 3 Power Station. Why? Because, 1.) I like the physical design; 2.) I like the number of charging methodologies; 3.) I like the straight forward simplicity of use; 4.) and I like the balanced design of a 4KW inverter operating off of a 4KW battery (keeps the math simple). I’ve wired the DP3 into my home wiring using a manual transfer. The system is expanded with a DP3 Extra Battery and supplemented with solar panels and a dual fuel Smart Generator. The system is simple, effective, expandable and integrated. Doesn’t get much better than this!!

I’m happy that the DELTA Pro 3 works exactly as advertised. The only difficulty I encountered was when using it at night in my camper i had to get a flashlight to see the buttons and the ports. A backlight to the ports and buttons would have made it easier to use.

Unit arrived late but, that was the fault of the deliverer and not the fault of EcoFlow. My Delta Pro 3 with one 400W and one 220W portable panels work flawlessly. So impressed with how easy and intuitive this system is. My primary criteria for this system was for our water pump operation via the split phase 240V capability and this system satisfies that easily with only 2% total power consumption per bladder tank fill.