[1.8 Hour] I bought the EcoFlow Delta 2 as protection against a power outage. Not having experienced a power outage since my purchase, I can’t report how well it would perform in one or how long it will last. What I can report on is that it is easy to set-up and connect to my phone and iPad, and it charges remarkably fast. I tested it under a light load (literally, lights), and the discharge rate was minimal. Testing it by connecting a 1450w space heater did drain the battery swiftly, so that’s not a wise use of the unit.
Since gas-powered generators are dangerous, and each winter, there is at least one local news report of someone dying from a gas generator being run in a garage or porch, and they must be refueled every four hours, I feel that this 120v battery is the prudent and inexpensive way to prepare for an outage.

I have yet to test the solar panels I purchased with the Delta 2.

[1.8 Hour] The January 2023 rains here in California were brutal. I tried to expedite a battery from EcoFlow…and they came through! When the power outage hit..this battery kept a few lights on and powered all our devices. It even powered our Dyson heater. The ExoFlow Delta 2 was amazing.

[2000 Cycles] ECOFLOW unit charges quickly, it has enough electrical outlets, and charges the items I need for an emergency. Great sturdy product. I will use it about a few times a year to make sure it is operational during down times.

[99 Wh] We do have occasional power loss and was looking for a clean solution for minimal devices. You can go from 100$ to thousands of $ for a good solution. I invested in Jackery Explorer 1000 for emergency needs. Lot son YouTube reviews out there and this unit has received great reviews. Should be plenty in case of a powerless to power light and many critical appliances. Holds the charge very well.

[1.8 Hour] Great device. 1000 watt hours only lasts so long though. I use it to power my Glacier cooler for longer periods with solar input.

[99 Wh] We've only been using this for a few weeks, but it's pretty awesome. We wanted something lightweight for emergencies, and it meets our needs. Being able to check the charge and how quickly it's being depleted at a glance via the app is very convenient.

[2000 Cycles] Have only tested it at home, but it has worked great so far and the app works fine. If you are into heavy camping, you might want to think about getting a model with more power storage.

[1.8 Hour] I bought this to replace a smaller unit that could not backup my fridges or freezers. It is much lighter and more functional than the Delta 1300 I purchased a few years ago. I prefer the LiFePO battery and it's associated longer life. It does not have as much battery capacity as the Delta 1300, but the inverter appears to be the same. I like the ability to set the charge limit to 70% while using it as a UPS. The UPS functions very quickly and has been running a freezer and some other appliances without problem. It was a little slow to update the firmware when I got it, but it seems to be doing fine now. I don't like that one must connect the device via WiFi to get updates. It wants access to my home network and that is forbidden to the Chinese (and other) companies.

Overall, I like it and it works so far as a UPS for my freezers and fridges.

[2000 Cycles] Outstanding initial quality but not yet fully tested but my river max is simply fabulous so I have very high hopes for my Delta2. Waiting to purchase a Delta Max battery to boost my capacity

[1.8 Hour] Will be so beneficial in a power outage. Software is awesome.