Just wondering if anyone else get stiffed on the 65watt free charger when purchasing the rapid pro powerbank?

I love the Ecoflow Delta 2 and Alternator charger. But, the most use is gotten from my under rated Ecoflow Camping light. https://ca.ecoflow.com/products/camping-light?variant=42864166273178

While this is not exactly Accessories per say in Ecoflow's store, I have played with my earned EcoCredits and enjoyed tremendously finding all these useful and fun gear items. As part of the fun in purchasing what I wanted for solar generations, I was able to collect EcoCredits when I purchased Power Stations and Solar Panels directly from Ecoflow website. The only exception was the first purchase of my Ecoflow RiverPro and 160W portable solar panel bundle, which I got from Amazon. Since then, I was introduced to the FB group and from the Ecoflow Official Club, I learned a lot from the experts in the forum, how to use and maintain my products. From their usage scenarios, it sparked my imagination easily how to apply to my own situation. What's more, I also learned that I can EARN EcoCredits from my purchase. With these EcoCredits accumulated over time, I have the following collection, which add to the fun in this solar journey. I appreciate all the listening and planning from Ecoflow to continue to make technology so enjoyable. Camping chairOutdoor Folding WagonWater-Proof Picnic BlanketCamping LightCollapsible Silcon Water BottlePillow/blanket

One of my power stations is a Delta 2. While the Delta 2 Max has got 2 feeds for solar, Delta 2 has got only one. Regardless, it has worked tirelessly for several years as it has a decent 1024 WH and a high enough output power (1,800 W) that I have been able to use it at home for boiling water and rice cooking, instant pot cooking. It can even power my induction cooktop, but I would elect to use my Delta 2 Max, since it has double the capacity at 2048 WH. Since I purchased the Alternator Charger for my old car, I have dedicated my Delta 2 as a power source and thus it has been staying in my car all the time. Just about this time, the Delta 3 and Delta 3 plus were announced. I was going to add another power station and this time, I would choose the Delta 3 Plus for the newer x-Core 3.0 technology, which is the latest advancement for battery safety and performance, enabling rapid recharging. It has seamless UPS functionality. What is new to me is it has ability for weak light solar detection as well as Storm Warning and Outage Alerts. In addition, the Delta 3 plus ranks higher in my mind as it has dual solar ports, even though it too has similar capacity and output power as the Delta 2. Last but not the least, the quiet operation is the most obvious to me, this definitely rides above the Delta 2. I still have to try out all the new features including Bill savings by using the Time of Use modes. Just about that time, Ecoflow ran a Giveaway contest for "Power to Share". I submitted my story about my heating mats for stairs being able to be powered by Ecoflow power stations.. I was most excited when I found out that i was one of the 3 winners who would be awarded a Delta 3 plus . Thank you Ecoflow! It has been an excellent addition and it did a fantastic job replacing my older Delta 2 (and more), for solar input in my home. Since it has dual ports, I will be adding another solar feed in the near future.

After studying on the internet about Solar energy, I compared and eventually selected Ecoflow products to get an understanding and a taste of how solar energy can be converted and stored in a battery. I embarked on this journey due to my interest on green energy and the first power station I purchased as a bundle is the RiverPro and a 160 W portable solar panel. It was interesting to see the battery got charged as I laid the portable panel on the ground. It was the best position to do it, as it was noon time. As the sun moved west, I got less and less, so later, I got help to put it up on an artist easel so it would be placed at an angle towards the sun. I did eventually buy a Solar Angle Guide to find the best angle for maximum harvest.This power station is my first and only one that has NCM (Nickel Cobalt Manganese) or sometimes called NMC chemistry as I learn that LifePO4 (Lithium Iron Phosphate) is relatively more safe and will run 300 - 6000 cycles. Despite of this, I have been using my RiverPro daily, without concerns. It is like a workhorse that never gives me any trouble.

Brought along a 60 W solar panel to help offset power use. Hooked the Trail 300 up to my 35 L EcoFlow Glacier Classic and spent the whole afternoon outdoors.It was a scorcher—well over 30 °C on the south shore of Montreal—but the EF 60 W panel was consistently bringing in 35–40 W. The Glacier pulled about the same whenever the compressor kicked in, so they balanced each other nicely.The trio worked great! I was a bit worried about overheating in the heatwave, but there were zero issues—and my drinks 🥤 stayed perfectly chilled.I do miss the app features (like checking internal temps), but overall the Trail 300 really impressed me paired with the Glacier and solar.

We have a very old Volvo that often would not start. It is a lovely car that we bought back in 2021, and I can't blame it that it could not get through winter, sometime. Having to start the car in a winter is such a chore and it took all night when we used the small Noco Genius 2 battery charge to wake it up. Since I bought the Ecoflow Alternator Charger, it is a game changer. We can do BATTERY MAINTENANCE in the comfort of our home while the battery was being topped up. The maintenance operation can input up to 100W and it took much less time to get the job done. This Alternator Charger can also be connected to the Ecoflow app, which shows the progress of the charging.There was time when we wanted to use the car and found that it could not be started. All I have to do is the run the REVERSE CHARGE operation. It will then supply power from my Delta 2, which was connected to this Alternator Charger. In no time, the car can be started, as I was able to set up a higher wattage to charge the car battery, in my case, I used 300W. Then there is a third CHARGE Operation, which allows me to charge up my Delta 2, when the car is running. I have got it up to 650W at one time, but because my car is older and the car alternator is not the most powerful, I turned the charging operation down to 300W and it will run error free. I am happy that things run smoothly, and this Ecoflow Alternator Charger has become a crucial piece of equipment in our lives. In my first photo, it showed the Alternator Charger sit nicely hidden below the car trunk. Above it is the Delta 2, which is the companion power station I already own, connected to assist in all the 3 operation modes. The smaller power station is my RIver 2 which I occasionally used to top up the Delta 2, when the capacity is low. Of course, I can charge the Delta 2 via AC charging if I prefer. All in all, my family all love this piece of accessory, and they are more interested to learn with me the technology offered by Ecoflow.

Back in 2023 when Delta 2 Max was first launched, I ordered it immediately, as I enjoy the previous purchases and use of my River 2 Pro and Delta 2. Unfortunately, my new Delta 2 Max showed a red X on the display, it was at about where the battery icon (#7) is. According to the user manual, #7 indicated it is a battery failure warning, but I have only unboxed and used this unit for 2 cycles. It took me some time to map out, using the user manual, exactly where this red X icon was; it actually was located to the left of #7.Even though the unit still operated normally, I was unsure about this undocumented icon and reported to Ecoflow Customer Service. It was the first time I contacted Ecoflow and was requested to send them a video when the red X icon appeared again. As this was very repeatable, I had no problem capturing the scenario when it happened. Later, I was told by Customer Service that it was a factory use only icon, not shown in the manual. They wanted to take it back and would send me a replacement. The process was smooth, and I was sent a pre-paid label to return this unit and subsequently received a replacement. This further enhanced my confidence with Ecoflow, which clearly stands behind their technology.

I was pleasantly surprised to find this NewGen 220w Solar Panels performed so well as soon as I unboxed and pulled them out. I could not try this set of panels for a while with the Ontario weather having a stormy Spring. Now that we have some better sunny days, I do find it very easy to move around. Based on how I was able to use it, I must say, it is indeed very portable. Not only is it lighter, it is shorter, compared to the original 160W portable solar panels. The 3 kickstands behind the fabric backing made it so easy to put out the panels for immediate use. This is so much better than the 160W portal panels which need to be supported by the flimsy case, used as a stand. Most of the time, I could not get it up to face the direction I wanted because it was clumsier for me to adjust, and the case/stand would fall down. As a result, I had to put my 160W panels on my fence. To check out the output, I placed the 220W Portal Panels against the 2 100W rigid panels from Ecoflow, which were wired in parallel. Both were placed in the 2 ports of my Ecoflow Delta 2 Max. I would say they were almost at a similar angle towards the sun. Almost all the time, this 220W panel would outperform. Mind you, a sturdy stand with casters was built to house the 2 100W rigid panels, which was nice as I can move them around and angled it by adjusting the brackets. Still, it took some time, and I needed someone to help build it. I can more easily move the 220W portable solar panels to whatever direction I want, including laying them flat on the ground. It happened one time when it was windy, the panels were blown to the ground, flat. Nothing broke. Yet when the sun was there, it PRODUCED, all the same. In my photos, you will find all my 3 sets of panels. It was very satisfying to see them hard at work, whenever the sun is out.

This Baby Solar Panel is a 45 W portable panel I received when I purchased a bundle with a River 3 Plus power station. I placed it facing west while my other solar panels are facing south during this test.I was very happy that it has got up to 43 W input solar at one point.The power station used is a River 2. This is my fun set up to test out the 45W solar panel.

Checking out my Wave 1 with my TOPDON TC002C Thermal Camera for iPhone 15 Series.Wave 1 is currently being used being used in my double garage while it is +34℃ (93℉) outside.I know it could be way more efficient if I placed my Portable Air Conditioner Insulated Hose Cover Wraps on the hoses but I stored them so well for safe keeping the last time I used them that I can't find them..... so I just ordered another set of insulated hose covers. $10 says I will find them the day after the new ones arrive.One thing I had not noticed before was the amount of heat (+30℃) being blown out of the side vent opening on the left side of Wave 1.Links for hose cover and TOPDON TC002C below.https://amzn.to/3Wqs9Tkhttps://amzn.to/4dyv3ML

As global temperatures become increasingly unpredictable and extreme weather events more frequent, staying cool during a heatwave or warm during an unexpected cold snap is no longer a luxury—it’s a matter of preparedness and safety. This is where portable climate control solutions like the EcoFlow Wave series come in. And now, with the release of the EcoFlow Wave 3, users are given an even more powerful reason to upgrade from the Wave 2.👍-Faster & Stronger CoolingThe EcoFlow Wave 3 has been engineered for improved cooling performance.This matters when you're camping off-grid, living in a van or facing power outrages.👍-Quieter OperationEcoFlow listened to customer feedback and designed the Wave3 to be quieter. This is a major upgrade, especially if you're usingit in small spaces like tents, RVs, or in the bedroom.👍-Eco Mode = Smarter Energy UseWave3 introduces a smarter "Eco Mode", allowing the unit to adapt cooling power to match the environment, conserving energy without sacrificing comfort.👍-Better IntegrationBoth the Wave 2 and Wave 3 work well with EcoFlow's power stations.👍-Heat + CoolLike the Wave 2, the Wave 3 is a dual-function device—capable of both cooling and heating. But the Wave 3 does it more effectively and with more user customization, making it a true all-season companion.👍-Built for Climate ChaosIt’s no longer “if” extreme heat or cold will impact you—it’s when. Climate change is already triggering: Record heatwaves-Grid failures-More frequent wildfires and storms.-Record heatwaves-Grid failures-More frequent wildfires and stormsConclusion: Assurance in Uncertain Times.The EcoFlow Wave 2 was a revolutionary unit for its time—but Wave 3 raises the bar. With more power, quieter operation, better energy efficiency, and deeper integration with the EcoFlow ecosystem, it’s the ultimate portable climate solution in a world where temperatures and stability are both unpredictable.

Your EcoFlow solar system is powerful, clean, and reliable—but what happens when storms, snow, or heavy smoke block the sun for days? That’s where the EcoFlow Smart Dual Fuel Generator becomes essential. It’s your backup for the backup—kicking in when solar recharging just isn’t possible. With dual fuel capabilities (gasoline or propane), you stay flexible and fully powered, no matter the weather. It’s smart, efficient, and automatically integrates with your EcoFlow system. Because real preparedness means planning for every scenario-even the ones the sun can't fix.

EcoFlow bags are one accessory that is very overlooked. The bags have a purpose, and that purpose is to protect your unit. The newer bags are even waterproof. I bring my units on camping trips. The bags protect my unit in the car during transport. During the camping duration, the bags protect from dirt, humidity, and water. I love to play outside, and it feels good to know I'm protecting my gear I enjoy so much while on the go and having fun.

I really enjoy these EcoFlow FlashLight on my camping trips. Can set focus and projects on a good distance. Nice 18650 battery makes it last. The strap makes it easy to carry or hang.

With a busy modern lifestyle recharging my phone isn't always a option. The EcoFlow power banks brings peace of mind and stress free solution. The Rapids 5K & 10K are part of my every day life. Going to work or working in the yard, grab and go! Charge on the move. Great for gettogethers, they look stunning. They scratch a little easy so hope future models will have better protection. I also enjoy greatly the 10K model which has app functionalities.

After seeing the River 2 durability Test video and reading on the  TÜV Rheinland safety certification, my mind was made up. I love my units and let me tell you there tuff! Carried a River 2 in my rig all year dealing with high heats and subzero temperatures, vibrations and time to time even flying on a hard breaking. I used them at home powering wifi and internet when the grid goes down. Perfect camping companion. Proud to own the whole River 2 family and been loving them. Love the 3000 cycles, as it assures a long life.

My DELTA 2 Max came to the rescue for my friend's SUV during a camping trip. The car battery was running low and the vehicle wouldn't start. We connected the DELTA 2 Max to the NOCO Genius 5 and charged the car battery overnight at the campsite. The car battery was full the next morning! Thanks, EcoFlow, for saving the camping trip! 🤗🥰❤️

The DELTA 3 Plus is a beautiful addition to the EcoFlow DELTA Series. It has a new sleek, silver shell, with long, chrome bar bezels. While the overall dimensions are similar to the DELTA 2, the DELTA 3 Plus has a slightly larger length and width. The LCD screen on the DELTA 3 Plus is larger, easier to read and reminiscent of a digital race car speedometer. The slow speed USB-A ports have been removed, the USB-C ports have been upgraded to 140W of output over the previous 100W of output on the Delta 2, and the AC Outlets have been moved to the front of the unit, with an additional 3-prong outlet and one fewer 2-prong outlet. The 12V socket and DC 5521 ports remain on the rear aspect. The DELTA 3 Plus has a flap that can be pushed and tucked into the unit. The DELTA 3 Plus sports two XT60i PV ports, giving it an additional 500W of DC or solar input for a total of 1000W, and the flexibility to use solar panels of different specifications for each port, or the option to use one port for solar charging and one port for 12V car charging or DC charging. The fans have been relocated to the Front and Rear of the DELTA 3 Plus, from the lateral sides of the DELTA 2. The XT150 Extra Battery Port has been relocated to the rear of the DELTA 3 Plus, versus the right, lateral side of the Delta 2. The DELTA 3 Plus expands up to 5 kWh (5120 Wh) of battery capacity, compared to up to 3 kWh (3072 Wh) of battery capacity for the DELTA 2. The top aspect of the DELTA 3 Plus has a beautiful black, matte and glossy tessellation pattern that is absent from the matte finish on the DELTA 2.-The 1024 Wh DELTA 2 and DELTA 3 Plus are both great power stations that are a perfect balance between weight and powering capacity. Choosing between one or the other will satisfy most needs, whether it is for emergency back up power, camping, or living off grid. The DELTA 3 Plus has some desirable updates, and for people who are trying to decide between the two units, the DELTA 3 Plus is the clear winner.

These are the results of a first generation GLACIER runtime comparison test between the RIVER 2 (256 Wh) and RIVER 3 (245 Wh) using a 12V car charging cable. I took screenshots every hour to track the differences between the two power stations in terms of their efficiency. The first generation GLACIER was set to 4C on the left and -18C on the right. The ambient temperature was 19C.🔋⚡️🔋RIVER 2 (12 hours 3 minutes):3:46 pm 100%4:46 pm 92%5:46 pm 84%6:46 pm 75%7:46 pm 69%8:46 pm 58%9:46 pm 51%10:46 pm 45%11:46 pm 34%12:46 am 28%1:46 am 20%2:46 am 9%3:46 am 2%3:49 am 0%-RIVER 3 (11 hours 54 minutes):8:06 am 100%9:06 am 87%10:06 am 80%11:06 am 73%12:06 pm 60%1:06 pm 52%2:06 pm 44%3:06 pm 34%4:06 pm 28%5:06 pm 21%6:06 pm 13%7:07 pm 5%8:00 pm 0%🔋⚡️🔋Initially, the RIVER 2 appears to be more efficient. However, in the latter half of the test, the RIVER 2 and RIVER 3 start to even out. Both power stations lasted around 12 hours. The RIVER 3 lasted 11 hours and 54 minutes, while the RIVER 2 lasted 12 hours and 3 minutes. Considering the 11 Wh difference in battery capacity between the two power stations, the runtime is still acceptably similar, with the RIVER 2 running 9 minutes longer in duration.