Getting ready for a 4 day camping trip and making sure everything is full before hitting the road. The TRAIL 200 will be center stage over the weekend when everyone needs to top up their phones. I’ll save my RIVERs and DELTAs for use in my tent :)

I used to use the glacier battery to power my Starlink mini when camping with the RV. It’s compact and lasts a long time.I’m now going to use the Trail 200/300 DC because of two reasons, I can see the remaining capacity and I can recharge it while it powers the Starlink mini!

I can’t believe it’s “Bring your EcoFlow to work” day already! Where does the time go?Anyway, if you’re looking for a promotion, don’t set up a tripping hazard because your laptop won’t last through the meeting.Be the hero of the room and break out the EcoFlow Trail. Your boss will thank you, promote you, you’ll drive off into the sunset in your convertable car, and you will live happily ever after. Probably.Or maybe you just need some juice while working remotely. Either way it’s a good option. Fits in most backpacks with room to spare. Auto times out after 1 minute so you don’t need to worry about it being on and overheating in your bag.

I was finishing up some work and forgot my charger at home. The rapid came in handy with just enough juice. I love this thing!

Besides being able to run the Glacier on the cig plug alone on the 300, you can also double your run time by recharging the extra battery even from the 200, basically doubling your Glacier’s run time while adding functionality and lfp from the Trail 200 and 300!

The RAPID power bank is perfect for charging up my neck massager. Convenient, portable massage. Comfort on the go.

As I further my journey in USB-C land I find it even more evident that not all usbc cables are created equally. Here is an example: plugging an EcoFlow usbc cable into the trail does not turn the device on which seems expected. Plugging a third party usbc cable in both turns on the trail and prevents it from sleeping. Crazy how many different versions of usbc there is despite being “universal and standard”! Even though they all look identical at the connection point.

So @EFMichelle, when are new RAPID Powerbanks and the desktop charger like the ones sold in Europe coming to North America?

The screen cover on the Trail may be the first screen cover that I’m going to peel because there’s text on it…Anyone else leave the plastic cover on every Ecoflow item like I do? 😂

So a few of us were struggling to charge power banks and River 2 series power stations from the Trail series with both series having bidirectional usbc ports. The solution? A unidirectional cable! Worked like a charm. To change the source and target just flip the cable around. Worked great!

Check out the full comparison chart to explore:Battery capacityOutputInputWarranty ...and more!

I needed to print new stickers and realized that the input for the printer is DC 5521! So I tried my DC5521 to USB-C barrel cable to power the printer with the TRAIL 200 DC and it worked. Yay - I can print stickers anywhere :)Truly a portable setup. Haha - now I'll be looking for other things I can power with this little unit. I'll need to get another cable!

Hi everyone, just wanted to say how excited I am to be joining this new forum where we can learn from each others experiences.

I spent the day testing out the New TRAIL 200 DC and while I'm impressed with the size, I'm a tad disappointed with the lack of app support and the inability to charge with my 45W USB-C solar panel.However, it really packs a punch with the capabilities for its size. I feel like it fits right in between the RAPID and RIVER series so you get the best of both worlds. Check out my video going through all the features and specs. It is good to know what it is (or is not) capable of before hitting the road with it.

I love these little power banksEcoFlow RAPID Magnetic Power Bank (5000mAh)EcoFlow RAPID Magnetic Power Bank (10000mAh)Yes,yes yes….withUltra-Fast Charging with a 30W or 65W built-in cable, man you don't even need to bring extra cables with you for ultra-fast charging or the magnetic. Just stick it to your phone, no matter how it will give you maximum charging speed wherever you go. They have their place one at work, one in each of my two cars, one on my bed, and one that just hangs around the house. #EcoFlowForLife

In this video I breakdown the Trail 300 and some of the differences in the 200 and 300 p. I also go over use cases and push charging to the limit!

From the original River Bank (pretty rare!) to the latest Rapid 5000 mah, these two power banks keep me powered up. Despite being years old, the River Bank still works like a champ. It's design is still as sleek as Day 1. EcoFlow design always knocks it out of the park!

I've got a few of the Rapid siblings...the Rapid 5000 mah and the Rapid Pro 27,650 mah.There are also the 10,000 mah Chonky boy Rapids (not pictured) and several other capacity sizes. But my favorites are the little brother and the biggest brother.The Rapid 5k is slim and svelte, perfect for light travel. No app controls, but it just works. Magnetic wireless charging or use the built-in USB-C cable. Has a built-in kickstand too.The Rapid Pro 27,650 mah is a fat brick, but it has a much longer built-in retractable USB-C cable and 3 extra ports on top. Plus it can plug into other accessories like the EcoFlow desktop charger I hope to buy soon.The big boy lets me keep the whole family charged up on, say, a Disneyland trip or an all-day outdoor excursion. But it's also perfect for working at Starbucks with a 140w USB-C port that powers my laptop for hours and hours.Fun features are the AI-generated art for the screensaver and planterary background for the clock display. Loads of advanced app controls too.It's the first I've seen that displays battery cycle counts, so you know just how much you've used it.

Ecoflow Gan 65w charger and Rapid 10k are the GOAT!i find them very powerful to fast charge my travel battery setup while on an airplane with 120v outlet. Now I never feel anxious about running out of juice!

I'm liking the look of the new TRAIL Series ultra-light, DC-only power stations. There are three versions and of course I'm looking at the TRAIL Plus 300 DC - the one with the light at the top. Based on the photos on the site it looks like they all have 140W USB-C ports and 12W USB-A ports. The TRAIL 300 and TRAIL Plus 300 also have 12V DC port and solar a solar input. My guess at this time is that the 200 DC is USB charging only. I'm wondering if I'll miss having an AC port to use. I really like that I've been able to control the River and Delta series with the app on the phone and it seems that the Plus 300 is the only one that will have the app. More details to come for sure!