Hey everyone! We’ve been reviewing the feedback from our previous post asking what AMA topics you’d like to see next — and we’re excited to announce that a dedicated RIVER AMA is happening next week! (Officially live from May 22–28) 🔥🔥Here are a few topics the Product Manager would love to hear from you about:👉 Where do you use your RIVER, or where have you taken it?👉 Any interesting or fun moments with your RIVER?👉 What device do you use RIVER to charge?Leave a comment below! 👇 We’ll award an extra 500 EcoCredits to the 3 members whose comments receive the most Likes by the end of May 21. 😉

Breakfast is Served!All the easy to reach outlets were in use, so I made use of the River 3 Plus to make breakfast. It easily powered two Dash Mini Waffle Makers to make my breakfast sandwich. So much less cleanup too.Yum!

Love beautiful sunny days to charge the trail 300 plus with 100 watt panel and did the River 2 pro also with the 200 watts rigid panels.

Just purchased a "River 3 Plus Wireless" power station for an upcoming camping trip, and I gotta say, I'm excited to try it out! Unfortunately, we couldn't afford the extra eb300 or eb600 battery for it 😢... So I reaaally hope it can handle everything we plan on using it for. But either way, I'm looking forward to having something to be able to power up or recharge a few devices out in the mountains if Colorado! :)

NH has had a few warm, somewhat sunny days and today is supposed to be then same. I haven't turned on the mini split yet, and depend on cooler temps in the morning to cool the house off. I woke up this morning, the house was at 75* so I set up 2 window fans in the bedrooms (north end of house) to bring the temp down. I am use solar charged stations, the Delta 3 Air and R3+ w/EB600, to run the fans. I should be able to get it down to the upper 60s.I'm also running the dishwasher, powered by a D3M (solar charged) during the early morning hours so the warmth doesn't heat up the house further. Kitchen is on the south side of the house. I have the sink window and screen to the door open as exit points for the hot air being forced out by the fans. (for those who are curious - up to the left edge of the doorframe is exactly 1/2 my entire kitchen - LOL)

As much as I like the DELTA series, there are times where having multiple EcoFlow RIVER units actually makes more sense for me. They’re lighter, easier to carry, and simple to place exactly where power is needed instead of moving one large unit around. A RIVER in one room, another for charging gear, another for camping or backup—it ends up being a really flexible setup that’s easy to use day to day.

River 3 plus with wireless charging using the rapid on top. I love this unit and I was charging my blenders I use for ice cream shakes. I love i can use them still while they are charging. This unit can do a small coffee pot to that is 600 watts. Not you do not get much time on tbe unit but once the coffee pot is done in 5 minuted turn it off and get your power wattage and time back.

Sometimes a bigger power station is just overkill for the situation. That’s where the EcoFlow RIVER series makes a lot of sense. It’s lighter, easier to carry, and perfect for smaller jobs where you still want reliable backup power without hauling around extra size and weight.

During a power outage I can get some heat from my gas fireplace although the fan does not work then. It would provide a lot more heat if I could get the Ecoflow to power the fan. Attached is a photo of the fan junction box with power coming from the fan control and the power cord from the fan. Could it be wired so that there was a plug from the fan that I could plug into the Ecoflow? Something I could do myself?Thanks!

I've owned the River 3 plus for appx 3 yrs now and by far one of the best investments I have made. The ability to be used as a pcs is wonderful. I live in an area with a lot of power outages and it picks up without skipping a beat. NOT EVEN A FLICKER OF THE TV!!

Before Ecoflow I was relying on running my fridge on my truck battery. After many no starts I decided to get a original river pro. I connected a solar panel to it and it kept my insulin, trulicity and my CPAP could and running. I'm a former/ disabled firefighter and camper. I love it of my camper in upper Wisconsin. Living on SSI I can't afford to buy a new unit with a larger compacity so I can go a few days if we have some bad storms. Thank you for the wonderful products and keep up the good work. Daniel

One thing I like about the EcoFlow RIVER series is how familiar the app feels if you’ve used a DELTA before. The layout is basically the same, so there’s no learning curve when switching between units. You still get the same clear view of input, output, and battery status, along with simple controls for turning ports on and off. It keeps everything consistent across different sizes of power stations. That kind of familiarity makes the whole EcoFlow system easier to live with.

I need to suplly energy for my ASUS F1504ZA-WH52 laptop during at least 2 or 3 hours while running zoom meetings, canva, and using usb headset, mouse and led lamp. Which one of these might be better? Or which other would you recommend?

This is interesting. I have a River 3 Plus w/EB300 backing up my modem/wifi. It has been on this duty since 4/23/2026. I rotate them out and cycle them every couple of months and keep a spreadsheet of it all. I set the upper charge limit at 81% and it has kept that. Since I check my app several times a day, I know for a fact that yesterday it was holding at the 81% although I am unsure of the ratio between the station and the EB. The R3+ is run from a D3+ (no grid power used). This morning, while looking for info on another station on the app, I immediately noticed that the station has totally ignored the upper limit and is now at 95%; the station being at 84% and the EB at 100% (yes, it's math is off a bit and should show 92% since it averages the two numbers out). The station is not currently pulling more than it should for running the modem/router, so I am unsure when it happened, but it was sometime after 6pm yesterday (EST). Since this station doesn't have Storm Guard, that seems totally weird to me. FW version is V1.33.81.60 and no update is available. This isn't a huge deal to me, and I guess I'll be cycling it and rotating it out of service ahead of schedule - it just caught me off guard.

River 2 and my sons bluetooth speaker. I have been outside listening to music in the dark and so peaceful well it died so grabbed the river 2 so i can charge and still co tinue enjoying the music. ❤️I mean dark no lights on houses for all the neighbors except 1 and I. I have lots of solar lights so when they activate it lights the yard up😅 love free power.

One thing I like about the EcoFlow RIVER series is you don’t need a huge solar setup to make it useful. Even a couple smaller panels can keep it topped off for lights, charging devices, fans, and other basics. Makes it a really approachable way to get into solar without going overboard. Simple setup, but surprisingly practical.

River 2 pro with 100 ecoflow watts panel. Receiving 82 watts on a beautiful sunny day.

One thing I really like about the River 2 lineup is that EcoFlow gave people 3 different sizes that actually make sense depending on how portable or powerful you want to go. The River 2 is great for lightweight grab-and-go use, the River 2 Max feels like the sweet spot for balance, and the River 2 Pro gives you that extra runtime without jumping all the way into a larger Delta unit. It’s one of the few lineups where all 3 sizes feel useful instead of just slightly bigger versions of the same thing.

Trails, river 2 and river 3 plus made an "M" for all the Moms out there. Hope it is as beautiful of a day as each one of you are. My mom passed in 2019 for Cervical Cancer but she is in a much better place pain free now.

Can I plug a solar panel into the River2 pro without going through a charge controller?