i’ve been wanting a Eco flow unit for a while now and this Delta two hits the sweet spot. I’m glad I actually waiting for this new remodel (delta 2) to come out as it is superior in almost every way to me versus the old outgoing model. I purchased this unit for emergencies and to use in Lieu of my gas/propane generator. It’s nice to have options! It certainly gives me peace of mind, knowing I am prepared .
I really like using the app, and it is quite useful. Would be nice if it had a light built-in and maybe wireless phone charger but I’m just nitpicking. I know I made the right purchase for myself and my family by getting the Delta 2.

i’ve been wanting a Eco flow unit for a while now and this Delta two hits the sweet spot. I’m glad I actually waiting for this new remodel (delta 2) to come out as it is superior in almost every way to me versus the old outgoing model. I purchased this unit for emergencies and to use in Lieu of my gas/propane generator. It’s nice to have options! It certainly gives me peace of mind, knowing I am prepared .
I really like using the app, and it is quite useful. Would be nice if it had a light built-in and maybe wireless phone charger but I’m just nitpicking. I know I made the right purchase for myself and my family by getting the Delta 2.

Fast charging and a lot of devices you can run at the same time Keith

Planning on doing a winter/snow trip next weekend..I would like to use my new delta2 for heat. What I have I believe it will take too much power. I would like to hear what y’all are using.? Either way I’m excited to use it& probably buy the extra battery too.

I liked my delta 2. I used multiple times on my full size fridge during outage. The best part is you don’t need to go outside during storm run your gas generator. I made a lot of researches first I was planning to with gas generators later I saw battery powered ones and I made good and long researches to find best company I went with ecoflow

I live on a tropical island and the EcoFlow delta 2 is the perfect emergency backup device. I can run basic lights, charge phones and do basic cooking.

Not too long after recieving my delta 2, my parents were having a new electrical wire run. A hole had to be drilled near the electric panel to get the wire from the attic and into the panel location, little did we know some wires came in from a different direction. one well placed hole later took out all the kitchen outlets including the fridge and, until all the circuits had been removed from the panel and repaired, the ENTIRE HOUSE could not be cut back on. I grabbed the delta 2, did a fast charge up to full (Amazing to charge in the blink of an eye) and took it over to power the refrigerator for the duration of the repair. I wasn't expecting it to get used so soon, but it ended up being so much easier than trying to get out a generator and run cords through the house. we just set it on the counter, connected the refrigerator and were good to go. They actually have a whole home generator, but since the problem was inside the house the generator was useless. Having this much power be so portable and usable anywhere is truly amazing. We have since used it a bit more, including connected to solar and as a UPS during a final exam in the middle of a storm. The ease of everything really is the value here, there's no messing around with modes or configurations to go from power station to UPS to solar to car charging. Everything just works and gets out of your way.

I purchased the Delta 2 over the Delta 1 due to the expected longevity of the newer battery. I wanted something that I could take in my RV(without having a permanent install) and use as a power outage source to run a refrigerator through the night instead of a loud generator. It is amazing that you get 1000 watts of power, an MPPT controller, inverter, and a lightning fast charge time.
The Delta 2 really shined during RV dry camping. I made a 200 watt solar briefcase out of two HQST panels from amazon and pvc piping for legs so I can place the panels in direct sunlight and track the sun position. I found the app super useful in monitoring the incoming and outcoming power. You learn what the power draws from each device is and can tailor the charging to maximize the collected power. I knew that my coffee pot and grinder needed 30% of the charge capacity so I always made sure I had that reserve in the morning. And the Delta's ability to run AC devices was amazing. My wife can run her hair dryer and doesn't have to sacrifice that for dry camping anymore. As the Delta charged during the day I plugged the trailer in to send the collected energy to the rv battery (actually by just turning the AC outputs on with the app), once the rv battery was back to 100 percent I was able to turn the refrigerator from propane to electric as needed until the sun light started to diminish.
I found the Ecoflow Delta 2 to be super versatile and amazing value for an all-in-one system. The only two things I was left wanting was to run a 700w heater through the night and my air conditioning. But, having those features would require a much larger unit and I like the portability of the existing system.

I purchased the Delta 2 over the Delta 1 due to the expected longevity of the newer battery. I wanted something that I could take in my RV(without having a permanent install) and use as a power outage source to run a refrigerator through the night instead of a loud generator. It is amazing that you get 1000 watts of power, an MPPT controller, inverter, and a lightning fast charge time.
The Delta 2 really shined during RV dry camping. I made a 200 watt solar briefcase out of two HQST panels from amazon and pvc piping for legs so I can place the panels in direct sunlight and track the sun position. I found the app super useful in monitoring the incoming and outcoming power. You learn what the power draws from each device is and can tailor the charging to maximize the collected power. I knew that my coffee pot and grinder needed 30% of the charge capacity so I always made sure I had that reserve in the morning. And the Delta's ability to run AC devices was amazing. My wife can run her hair dryer and doesn't have to sacrifice that for dry camping anymore. As the Delta charged during the day I plugged the trailer in to send the collected energy to the rv battery (actually by just turning the AC outputs on with the app), once the rv battery was back to 100 percent I was able to turn the refrigerator from propane to electric as needed until the sun light started to diminish.
I found the Ecoflow Delta 2 to be super versatile and amazing value for an all-in-one system. The only two things I was left wanting was to run a 700w heater through the night and my air conditioning. But, having those features would require a much larger unit and I like the portability of the existing system.

Absolutely love my Ecoflow Delta 2. It has more than enough power for my energy consumption. Only wish I knew about the 1300 instead of the 1000. O'well