Had 1% on my phone and grabbed the 10,000 rapid powerbank and within minutes put 20% charge on it. I charged to 100% and still had 38% left on powerbank.

Hi all,Ecoflow has been a big part of our preparation for any outages big or small. We are prepared whether we are home or on the road. Definitely considering whole home back up. Are you ready? Go EcoFlow!

Today I am attempting to balance my Delta 2 Max and extra battery for the first time since owning it. I noticed that fully charged, the battery charge display were slightly different.I also have done maintenance every three months but only discharged down to about 25 percent. Some here state I should go down to 0 percent so I will do this.My total load is 87 watts, with 37 watts coming from the extra battery. I realize this will take a day or two to discharge. Is 87 watts enough load to keep the Delta 2 Max outputting power?Am I correct that once the units have reached 0 percent, I should let the units cool down for a few hours, then recharge to 100 percent?I would like to leave at 100 percent for the next few months as we are in hurricane season. After November 1, I will do my next maintenance cycle and charge up to 80 percent.

I’m excited to step my power gen and prep game up a notch. Got the Ecoflow delta 3 ultra and happy to add it to the prep

The EcoFlow Lantern has become one of those accessories I’m glad I have. I like being able to adjust the brightness and color temperature depending on what I’m doing, and the built-in hooks make it easy to hang wherever I need light. The fact that it can also charge a phone or another small USB device is a nice bonus.

I have had my Delta 3+ for about 8 months now, and it has been used daily since I am mostly off-grid. On any given day, I can use between 400 to 800Wh, with my nightly loads taking the box from 100% to as low as 50% depending on how long I run the fans.I had read that around every 6 months, it is a good idea to do a couple of full discharge cycles to let the BMS recalibrate. I have had a couple of weeks where I was getting at best 4 hours of sun per day, and this led to the box being taken down to 20% and only charging back up to 60% or so.I noticed that the battery gauge on the app and box when connected to solar would at times seem to be going really fast, or would sit at a % for a long time before moving again, with roughly the same amount of solar coming in. Then one day it went from 75% to 100% in a blink of an eye.I am mostly off-grid, so if I want to do a few full discharge cycles, I would have to be very careful to plan it around the weather. The weatherman finally decided to work with me, and I have 3 days where I should be able to do 3 cycles. I drained down my older box to 20% so that I could use it as an extra load overnight.I was sitting at 40% and about 3 hours away from sun when I started to watch. The battery gauge was barely moving, even though I had a constant 100W draw on it. After 2 hours, I was down to 32%. I decided to speed it up and plugged the cooktop in, drawing 1.1kW, and took the box down to 5%. My thinking was that I really didn’t want to be hitting it with that high of a load when it hit 0%, so I unplugged the cooktop and went back to just that 100W load. It finally settled on 4% and then took another 40 minutes to drain to 0%. I will eventually level off with around 220W of solar which should take about 5 hours to get to 100%If the weather holds, I will attempt 3 full cycles and report back. I think it will be interesting to see the amount of solar it will take each time to go from 0% to 100% as the BMS is recalibrating.

Fan..... phone...... bluetooth speaker..... and my kids tablet ready to go!

EcoFlow TRAIL 600 (Concept)Target Weight Under 6 lbs (2.7 kg) Battery Capacity 600Wh LiFePO₄ AC Output 600W continuous 1,200W surge Solar Input 200W–300W MPPT 11V–60V input Charging AC recharge in under 1 hour USB-C PD 140W input/output 12V vehicle charging Outputs 2 × AC outlets 2 × USB-C 140W 2 × USB-A 12V car socket 5521 DC outputs Real-World UsesThis size would fill a major gap in EcoFlow's lineup.Travel: Easily fits under an airline-ineligible but road-trip-friendly travel setup, weighing about the same as a small camera bag. Photographers & Drone Pilots: Recharge multiple drone batteries and camera equipment throughout the day. Medical Devices: Reliable overnight power for CPAP users. Remote Work: Power a laptop, Starlink Mini, phone, monitor, and accessories for an entire workday. Camping: Run LED lights, fans, portable refrigerators, and charge devices all weekend. Fishing & Boating: Power fish finders, bait aerators, lights, and electronics. Emergency Backup: Keep internet, modem, Wi-Fi router, phones, tablets, and laptops operating during outages. Tailgating & Events: Power speakers, projectors, TVs, and portable cooking accessories. Vehicle Emergency Kit: Charge jump starters, inflators, radios, and communication devices. Why It Makes SenseMany users find that 288Wh isn't quite enough, while stepping up to a much larger power station adds significant weight and bulk. A 600Wh model weighing around 6 pounds would offer approximately double the runtime while remaining easy to carry.It would become the "grab-and-go" power station for people who want: Longer runtimes than a power bank. True AC power for small appliances. Fast solar charging. Lightweight portability. An affordable backup for home, camping, work, and travel. A compact TRAIL 600 could create a new category between EcoFlow's current TRAIL DC series and the larger RIVER series, giving customers a highly portable solution that still delivers meaningful runtime and AC capability.

Fairs are here or outdoor activities take along an ecoflow powerstation and stay in control. Have power anywheres. Blow dryers, animal.sheers, fans to stay cool. No need to go looking for an outlet. Radios to have music.keeping the cooler cold for food and drinks. Keeping batteries charged for the camera or video camera, a phone etc. And remember to smile it can be contagious. Ecoflow has a variety that can work for your needs. Just have fun this summer.

I just received the EF RAPID Mag Qi2 and was fondly surprised how thin they got it down to than my old 10kmAh chonkers. Of course, features-wise, it’s a downgrade from the old one. The old one had app access, a tiny LED screen, a built-in USB-C cable capable of 65w charging, and faster input at 30w. The pros for the new one are obviously first and foremost, the physical size. It’s slimmer than the first. It has a stronger magnetic hold than the previous, and the ability to charge your device via Qi, while recharging your power bank at the same time. For me, despite the drawbacks, I prefer the new one just for the slimmer form factor. 😊

El mejor producto, estable y rinde la bateria😍

Here is a pic of my RAPID collection, except noticeably missing is a blue speckled 3in1 45w RAPID which my youngest daughter stole from me for a trip to Chicago.

Everyone please be safe out tomorrow with the Canada fire smoke coming down through the US. Really hoping this can get under control for them and that everyone stays safe. So sad to see this. Stay indoors if you have to and enjoy your Ecoflows. Just on the elderly and the sick and make sure they are ok. Solar of course could be limited with the smoke.Ecoflow charger, solar fan i have not killed the fan yet to see how long it would take to charge back by solar.

Hello,I’m think getting new power bank for my air conditioner to save money using it with a solar panel. I have a De’Longhi PAC EM375WRC-6AL LG has:* 115 V* 9 amps (A)* SACC 6,900 BTU* Compressor starting surge (LRA): 43 APower consumptionAt full load:* 115 V × 9 A ≈ 1,035 watts. Now I’m try find correct power. If any have any ideas to help me find and get one soon possible. Right now the heat starting in CA. Thank for help

Has anyone else sent in their device and recieved a different one than their expected device? I just went through warranty for my device's concerns and they sent me someone's else's, with dings and paint marks....

I used the 45 watt charger to charge my Samsung galaxy 25 ultra phone when I went to the grocery store. Then when we got back to the truck I solar charged the 45 watt charger. It was really nice to be back to 100%.

Tengo una avería en la máquina recién comprada y no me dan solución. Me dicen que Youget me va a recoger la máquina porque está mal y no me dan solución. Es deplorable.

I love my eco flow… we are homesteading and it’s perfect for us

Love this combination except hard to carry this combination together with one hand. Feels offset and bottom heavy I use 2 just to make sure battery does not come off. I was charging light and 2 cameras. Did the firmware update on R3P and the 2 batteries 300 and 600.

One of the biggest reasons I love EcoFlow isn’t just the products—it’s the company’s commitment to helping people. Seeing EcoFlow donate power stations and equipment to families, communities, and disaster relief efforts really stands out to me. Reliable power can make a huge difference during emergencies, and it’s great to see a company giving back instead of only focusing on sales.It’s one of the reasons I continue to support EcoFlow and recommend their products. Thank you to the EcoFlow team for making a positive impact and for continuing to innovate while helping those who need it most.