60 Watt Portable Charger

This light is very bright considering the size and 60w power consumption. I also have Amarán 200 XS bicolor and it’s brighter than this 60 watt version but this one is a lot faster to setup especially if you have Sony type NPF batteries. I have a third party NPF batteries for this light and works fine. One thing I wished for is that hand bracket design isn’t that great. It doesn’t sit flush with the battery adapter. But partly it could be because Amarán just didn’t want you to make this light sit straight. More risk of damage that way. At least I decided to tell myself that. I do professional videography and this won’t be the only sole light to use for one gig. But this 60 watt range is nice. Small and handy.

Works so well that I plan on getting several more. I use 4 - 60 watt led lights getting 240 watts of light, but only using about 60 watts of power. Gonna put a couple in my garage too!

I finally replaced my old plywood lightbox that used 60 watt lightbulbs. This new Light Box is compact, uses power saving LEDs and lays flat, or it can be raised at an angle. the light is very even edge to edge. It is bright enough to shoot close-copy scans of film, as well as viewing films from35mm to 4 X 5. It is not cumbersome, and fits on a corner of my desk, near all my archives, and has increased my workflow. I plan to get a lot of film editing done on this convenient and good looking addition to my file room.

The perfect midsized solar panel. I have 60,110,160, and 220 watt panels. The 110 is perfect for portability and performance while recharging the River 2 Pro in the field.

Its a nice looking unit, seems well built, but you have to watch the power budget for the cameras you are using, it only has 60 watt budget and for the ptz cameras I am using I can only put 2 cameras on this switch.

I like the fact that it’s an 18 watt charger. Charges more quickly than my Apple phone charger.

In less than three and a half hours, a Remote Audio Hi-Q Portable Lithium-Ion Battery (98 Watt-Hours, 14.4V) is fully charged,really !!!

Recently I purchased from EcoFlow, a Delta 2 generator, 2 100-watt panels and a portable 220-watt solar panel kit, plus necessary cables and accessories. The purpose of the system is to power an off-grid art studio. Several years earlier, I purchased a JACKERY system, but it lacked the capacity for this project. After much research and studying numerous reviews, I chose the EcoFlow system. Not only were their products highly rated, they are state of the art, efficient, and customer service was excellent. Choosing all EcoFlow products made designing the project easy. All parts of the system are of highest quality and most important, compatible with one another. This simplified creating the system, prevented error, and enhanced safety. This project is a work in progress. EcoFlow’s excellent design allows expansion of the system with additional panels and storage batteries. All of the additional components are compatible and ‘plug & play’, making the system very flexible and easy to adapt to various needs. By adding the folding 220-watt solar panels to the very light Delta 2 generator, it becomes not only a portable system but extremely versatile. I’m very impressed and pleased with the design and quality of the products, their efficiency, expandability and ease of use. I look forward to working with it and recommend EcoFlow products without reservation. The 2-year warranty is also comforting.

This ecoflow is clean and quiet and works great. I have a EcoFlow 2400-Watt Portable Power Station. I really like the app for my phone where I can monitor the input and out put in real time. Regarding the value - it could be a little less expensive.

We got this system to replace a Fender portable 150 Watt PA. The new Fenders lack controls. This thing has more inputs, much better controls and the sound is outstanding. The people watching on our internet broadcast noted immediately that the sound was much crisper and clear. The speakers are heavy but really good sound.