Best overall designed and built with awesome capabilities. Maximum flexibility.Great solution for home backup or mobility power. Nothing else out there to compare with it. I couldn’t be happier.
Love all the ports on board, the fact that it is expandable where you can add batteries and/or a gas generator. I’m using it for our camper, as well as a backup power source for the home when we’re not camping.
I'm a novice at the topic of Portable Power Storage. I was attracted to the EcoFlow Delta Pro for a couple of reasons. First off, it's on wheels for easy maneuvering around the house. The unit is heavy (approx 100 pounds), so the extendable handle that makes it work like dragging a suitcase is a really nice feature. Second, was the 3600 watt capacity. Our intention is to have the unit as a backup for emergency situations at home. The unit can easily maintain a refrigerator for 2.5 days or so. Third, was the option to connect into Solar panel recharging. Fourth, was the LiFePO4 Battery, which is the newer version of battery technology.
So far we have been very pleased with the unit. It is easy to move around and can run our Refrigerator and either a Toaster Oven or Microwave at the same time. Can also power my CPAP machine overnight for at lease 12-14 nights if not used for anything else. The Solar charging is dependable, but dependent on the type of panels you use and the sunlight available. Wall charging is quick and can be done from zero to 100% in less than 3 hours.
ECOFLOW does not give you any set up instructions. Except for a small piece of faded paper that does not say what to do. ECOFLOW PRO technology gets the 5 stars not the help in actually using the product. Called tech support and the CSR could not answer basic questions even though I asked to talk to technical support.
Man, this machine can do anything except cook an egg - and it can power an electric pan and even get that done! We bought it because of frequent power outages here in the Pacific Northwest. No power outages yet, but we are ready!
I have had the unit 3 weeks now. I performed the initial charge with AC power to 100% and only took 85 minutes. Since then I have had the unit connected to 3 of my 285 watt solar panels in series. I live in the coastal northeast and the weather has been a bit overcast. Still I have been testing on small appliances and all my portable electronics. The unit connected to my home WiFi and I check the charge/use status with the app on my phone. I really like being able to see the USB watts draw by my phone, tablets and battery packs.