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I purchased the Delta Max 2000, and 2 of the 220w bifacial solar panels for emergency backup power when the electricity goes out. It will keep the refrigerator and deep freezer running so food doesn’t spoil. I charged it with with the home a/c outlet and have not used the solar panels yet. I plugged in the refrigerator and deep freezer and it has plenty of power to keep them running until it can be recharged with the solar panels. I believe this will be perfect though I haven’t tested the solar panels.

We were looking for a power source which could run our kitchen refrigerator and other items during power outages to replace our outdoor backup generator and finally a product arrived that combined cost, convenience and run-time in one package. We keep it just around the corner from the kitchen so we can simply plug the fridge into the DELTA 2 when a power outage hits. We tested it and were able to get over 8 hours from a single charge which is enough to get us through most blackouts. But the major convenience is not having to go outside, set up the generator, get it running, run extension cords, and keep an eye on the gas tank. Just being able to stay indoors and keep essential items running when it might be pouring rain outside is a big deal. And the price was great - just no comparison to what the competition offers.

our refrigerator is covered with them!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The LG Gram Pro line (16/17) is seriously underrated. These models that feature a Dedicated Graphics (RTX 3050) also have an additional fan which results in excellent cooling and strong performance. Gaming on one of these models is actually doable with reasonable expectations, which is amazing for a 16inch 2.6lb laptop! The overall build quality and keyboard are excellent, and the screen is excellent too, though I wish this model had an OLED display (which I know the 2024 models will). Overall, I'm a big fan of the LG Gram in general, and think the PRO models are a no-brainer with the dedicated graphics offering better performance and cooling along with gaming and video editing opportunities.

Very satisfied with this compressor.

Almost like an air compressor.

The only thing better than this would be an air compressor! Buy it!

I got the 110W solar panels to go along with my River power station. I tried it out at about 5pm and the input ranged from 70 to 90 watts. I mainly have the River Power station to keep my fridge running and devices charged during a power outage. When my fridge has the cooling system active it pulls about 50-60 watts and it only is in active cooling mode for 10-15 minutes every couple hours (depending on how much it gets opened). So in theory, the input from the solar panels should be enough to keep my fridge running indefinitely, which was my goal. The extreme weather events have been happening more and more frequently and several areas have power outages that last 2-4 weeks depending on the disaster, so I wanted to have the River power station and the solar panels as a backup plan. Thank you!

This cooling fan is really up to its calling. I'm in a tropical country running my 2010 Macbook Pro with a second-party battery. This machine is known to overheat easily, and I've already had one battery blow up (literally--like a balloon) in the past. The heat I was accustomed to feeling radiating off the computer is now just a mild warmth. What a huge difference! For such a small price, the Thermaltake Massive pad is making a big difference in the environment that my Macbook is forced to operate under. For those not familiar, the overheated machine slows down hugely, so I'm even getting a performance boost. Great purchase!

Everyone says these look great but slam the cooling. Yeah a i9-14900k over clocked is not going to be cool. I'm running 2 of these with AMD 7800X3D CPU's, Thermalright TL-B9B Air coolers and Asus 4080 super oc gpu's and having no temp issues. I really like the slide off top that lets you get to everything easily.