Just curious, what are some things you'd want to see on the next generation of the River series?More USB C !Removable 12v plug coverAny changes? Form factor? Light? Would you get the Trail instead of a River?

Never been a camper so every unit I have works somewhere around the house and sometimes it might go to work with me or even to cook out (picnics). I like to show my R2P off and get other people interested in EcoFlow.On Saturday mornings, I will pull my R2P into the Blue room (front room) to watch tv and pay some bills. R2P runs a 65in OLED tv I run it on eco mode to get good timings.2nd pic is when I had a blackout, and I used it to run my Wi-Fi and security system.3rd pic is me using it in my home gym to run the TV surround sound and the fan.4th pic is me running the R2P in my bedroom that ran the TV and heating blanket during the winter.5th, 6th, and 7th pic is me showing off at work what a R2P can do.💪🏽#EcoFlow4Life

It looks like the NMC chemistry power stations like DELTA Max 1600/2000 and RIVER Pro have disappeared from the EF website, but the DELTA 1300 still exists. I was late to the game and only have LFP RIVERs and DELTAs, but this seems to be the beginning of the end for EF NMC products. Out with the old, in with the new.

If you have a River 3+ and want an extra battery but have limited room, you may be interested in the difference of the size difference between the EB300 and the EB600. The holding capacity and weight difference between the two is obvious. Written dimensions are somewhat helpful, but sometimes not enough.The EB600 is just under 5.5" tall - the same height as the River 3+, for a combined total height of just under 11". Pictures can be a bit deceiving and there may be the illusion that the EB600 is taller than the R3+, but they are the same height.The EB300 is just under 3.5" tall, when attached to the River 3+ the combined height is around 9" tall.Pictures in order:1) Side by side comparison of R3+ with EB600 (L) and EB300 (R).2) R3+ with EB300 in a stereo cabinet with 13" between shelves with laptop next to it3) R3+ with EB600 in the same stereo cabinet 4) R3+ with EB600 running my laptop

This weekend I got to make use of lots of my EcoFlow gear while at a cabin. The cart made it easy to get the supplies to and from my SUV - it lives in my trunk now. The 55L Glacier Classic is HUGE and had all the space I needed to keep the dough frozen on one side and keep the toppings cold on the other size. I really like that the crate is collapsible and it was perfect for holding at the stuff needed to make pizzas!There wasn't enough light in the pavilion so I was thankful that I brought along the Multifunctional Outdoor Camping Light which was being powered by the River 2 Pro. It's so comforting to know that I have all I need when I'm away from home and I don't have to worry about power.

Hey guysI think a lot of the SHP2 panel issues stem from installation issues. My install is one of the oldest in the US as I am a beta tester and I have had ZERO issue with my SHP2 in over two years.i want to bring some pointers here. Read the manual! Also, it’s not obvious, but the circled area in my picture is GROUND bus, not neutral. I seen installs where neutral are landed there and cause accidental ground - neutral bond which is a NO go.

During the 2025 Los Angeles wildfires, my home was under attack for the second time in recent times. Living right at the foothills of the mountains, I could see literal rings of fire creeping closer and closer. The entire neighborhood was powerless. Downed power lines. Pitch black. No traffic lights. It truly felt like pre-electricity times.My first concern was my fridge, trying to keep everything fresh. I didn’t know how long the outage would last, so I pulled out every EcoFlow power station I had at the time: Delta OG 1300, River Pro, River 2 Pro, River 3, and River 3 Plus.I knew my fridge couldn’t last long on a single power station, but evacuation orders were in. So I daisy chained a system together where one power station would charge up the next station. Yes, I’d incur a huge AC inefficiency loss, but I wouldn’t be there to swap out power stations.I chained them all up and hooked them to my fridge, then got the hell out of Dodge.Unfortunately, the outage lasted longer than all the valiant EcoFlows could manage. If they had lasted maybe another 10-12 hours or so, I think I would have made it. I had a chance to return home as evacuation warnings downgraded (but power still out), but it slipped my mind that my EV could recharge my EcoFlows, which I could have brought back to the fridge.Nevertheless, I was grateful for all my power stations. But it did kickstart me into the Delta Pro Ultra and Smart Home Panel 2 whole-home backup system. Now I’m prepared for the next emergency, as well as everyday electrical rates arbitrage.