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101 verified ratings
The concept is a very nice one Very sturdy equipment and useful. Thanks
If you have the money go for it, you won't regret it. For higher loads with longer duration, but additional battery,it's really better than our useless national grid that collapses all the time
I’m really impressed with this portable power station — it’s become an essential part of our home backup setup and outdoor adventures. It delivers strong power output with multiple outlets, allowing us to run phones, laptops, appliances, and more without any issues. The high capacity and expandable options give peace of mind during power outages or long trips. Charging is fast and convenient, whether from mains, a car, or solar panels, and the whole unit feels sturdy and well built. It’s also easy to monitor and control through the app, which adds a lot of convenience. Great value for the performance and reliability it offers!
It's pricey, but worth it when you compare other power solutions. You pay for A, you get A. That's what it basically is.
Eco flow has been my go to power station. I used Delta 2 before I upgrade to this Delta 2 max. I used it for all my home appliances 24hrs 7days with 640w panel installation. Sometimes I don't remember that nepa exist cos they are not useful to me. It's an investment only if you have the capacity.
if anyone is looking for a smart, durable, quality power station ecoflow products is among the best in the market and the delta 2 max is serving is purpose, meet up my expectations
by adding a solar cable to the package.
Everything works perfectly but it can get better
I really like the plug and play style of this product, and the most amazing part is you can charge it from 0-100% with 1 hour and a few minutes. It powers all my appliances.
Solves the perpetual Nigeriam problem.