I decided to work from a relative’s house to enjoy the springtime weather, but not the bugs, from the screened-in porch. I left my RAPID 10K on the kitchen table before I left, but family had my back! I borrowed their power bank, and was able to stay charged for my mobile meetings!

Are there any small or mid size units that are a little more rugged than others. Think 2 weeks bouncing around on non maintained jeep trails.

EcoFlow power banks are one of those things you don’t realize you needed until you start using one regularly. Whether you’re out for the day or just away from an outlet, it’s nice knowing you’ve got backup in your pocket.They’re small, easy to carry, and charge devices quickly without any fuss. No digging for outlets or worrying about your phone dying at the worst time.

I bought a Delta 2 power pro one day off a home shopping channel. I then bought by mistake a smaller delta generator that gives 1800 watts as well as 2 eco batteries for the delta pro. Then one battery for the smaller generator.I did not buy them all at once but that’s where I was with quantity at that point in time. I got a lot of comment's from everyone on buying solar power. Comments like why? You know you’ve lost money! its gonna take forever to get back your money on those, And what ever! I needed big power panels 400 watts but just could not get verbal support to put out the money for them. We had a storm and the power went out. Now we have a wood stove fireplace so proving my point needed something big to happen. It did we lost lights and power to the tv. Oh forbid my husband had no tv no internet just dark and warmth from the fire place. I said hey help me plug in to the solar. Now I have a Halo to hook into the internet so that was my small power plant and not eco flow. then I hooked up the lights fridge microwave and the tv to the eco flows and bang the house was bright and tada tv plus a microwave for those who wanted food. My grandchildren live on the property and saw were had power we we got company that night.A few days later the grand kids lost major power to the house they were in. My eco flow went next door and powered the fridge until they went back on line. My husband said one day well you better buy those bigger solar panels you want. So I did. We live in the state with the highest taxes, highest gas and power. I brought my monthly bill for power from 800. On the house and 400. On my pumps for water to a combined total of 300.00 per month. We will add more of the delta pro plus more batteries soon. our ac runs in the summer and the extra 300 watt heater in the winter. It works for us big time. Now these things are in the will.

We need ecoflow ebike battery’s with your automotive grade full-tab LFP cells, or your LiFePO4 cells, mix that will for example rad power bikes safe shield battery technology and you’d have a home run.Could partner with all the major brands so everyone could upgrade, or buy a battery dick with the battery to upgrade.Upgrades with massive AH for range, none of this 15AH junk, or lower, high AH’s.How would you improve this design?Be sure to like, comment, and share this idea.I’ll be releasing three new ideas a day.Search Crazy “Products We Want” to see my other ideas.

How good is EcoFlow with legacy units and connecting with newer units?

I was clicking through the app and noticed I’ve managed to reduce the power bank’s maximum capacity by only 1%. I’ve been draining and recharging my R10K at least once a day, maybe more, but EcoFlow is just built differently! 😂

EcoFlow power banks are one of those everyday essentials you don’t think about until you need them—and then you’re glad you have them. Compact, lightweight, and easy to carry, they make it simple to keep your devices charged wherever you are.What stands out is the speed. Fast charging means less waiting and more doing, whether you’re out for the day or just away from an outlet. It’s reliable, convenient, and fits right into your routine without any hassle.Small size, big difference.

Early morning, 110w panel, shaded, TRAIL 300 DC, I wasn’t expecting any solar production but bits nice to know it can start collecting at as low as 1w

#powerdifference All over you tube their is hacks of the delta 2 or delta 3. Watt cycle is making the actual cable. Was thinking about picking up the delta 2 just to test this out.

I just bought this product, and so far I’m very satisfied with it. It’s easy to use, works perfectly for my needs, and the quality is better than I expected. Compared to other similar products I’ve tried, this one stands out because it is reliable, practical, and worth the money. I’m really happy with my purchase and would definitely recommend it to others looking for a good product in this category.

Solar charging the trail 200 with the 45 watt panel thats pluggrd into the trail 300 plus and using a bidirectional charing cable going back to 200. Trail 200 does not have solar charging outlet. Happy Easter

I assume that being batteries, there is always the possibility however slim of an electrical short and or fire. Has this ever happened to anyone?

Howdy, EcoHomies! I currently have the original RAPID 5K and RAPID 10K power banks. I’m thinking about adding another one to my collection for travel when I can’t bring a Trail or River unit. Which of the newer power banks do you recommend? Any you like more? Less? Any hidden gems? Thanks in advance for the recommendations!

My RAPID Pro 27k is powering my Starlink Mini using 18wH.

Love these smaller units to power my Olight strips and charge phones! How do you use the small power stations?

Yesterday I got a request to go pick up 3 orphaned, 3 week-old kittens and deliver them to a rescue. I was happy to do so, but I was given a location that didn't have an actual address, so I couldn't put it in my vehicle's Nav system. I was sent a google map which I could get directions on my phone, so I headed out the door.I got in my vehicle, looked at my phone and saw the charge was at 27%. Since my phone screen would be on, and the GPS active, for the 40 minute drive, I figured I needed to keep the phone on a charger. I realized I have no charge cable in my vehicle. Sure, I'll run back in and get a USBC cord. EXCEPT, i have no USBC outlets in my vehicle (just USBA), so I would have to find an adapter too.Instead of going thru that nonsense, I grabbed a Trail 300 DC to keep my phone running during my mission of mercy. I could have grabbed a Rapid magnetic powerbank but those stay in their boxes when not in use. The Trail was sitting on my desk with a USBC cord already attached, making it quicker to grab and go.The mission was a success and I got the kittens to where they could be fed and taken care of until they are old enough to adopt out.

1) We live in Costa Rica with regular power cuts2) I drive an Xpeng G9 EV and want to travel in rural areas where i can not recharge.I am thinking of a ecoflow suitable for both occasions including solar charge panels to recharge when idle camping, what do you advice and where to buy in CRikind regards Lucas

I have some small odds and ends that surprisingly still use microUSB ports and cables to charge. A microUSB to USB C cable lets me use my RAPID 10K to charge my dog’s LED collar and my hiking lights. Thanks, EcoFlow!

The Trail 200,300 with lifepo battery,longer lifespan,but no app. Then 300 plus that has app, variable and dimmable light settings and a usb-c cable included in the handle . This one does have the old style battery NMC with shorter lifespan,but still a great powerbank.