Our research indicates that the EcoFlow River Pro Portable Power Station is $119.01 lower (21% savings) than the next best available price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $549.
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Rating of 4.7 from over 50 Costco customer reviews.
Surprised to see these back in stock @ Costco. Some of these prices are better than Ecoflow's Back Friday sale (EcoFlow River Pro was $549 for BF vs Costco $430)
Tell your coworker he is an idiot. I have both the Delta Mini and the CP1500PFCLCD. Completely different uses. Just a few differences that immediately comes to mind:
The Delta Mini has a 882 Wh NMC battery, where as the Cyberpower has a 216 Wh SLA battery. So the Delta Mini has 4x the battery capacity.
The Delta Mini has a transfer time of 30 ms, which is not good enough to act as a UPS for computer equipment. The Cyberpower has a transfer time of 4 ms.
The Delta Mini can charge from 0% to 80% in less than an hour, or 96 minutes to 100%. The Cyberpower takes 8 hours to fully charge.
The Delta Mini has a MPPT solar charge controller, so you can connect solar panels to it to charge it. The Cybrpower cannot.
The Delta Mini can be charged from DC sources, such as a 12V car outlet. The Cyberpower cannot.
The Delta Mini has X-Boost, which allows it to run *some* devices up to 1800W by lowering the voltage. This mostly works with devices with resistive heating elements. Without X-Boost, it's officially rated for 1400W. I've personally used it to make coffee with my Nespresso, which peaked at 1460W. The Cyberpower has a max output of 1000W. Go over that, it will overload and shut off power.
The Delta Mini has USB-C PD 100W charging port built-in. The Cyberpower does not.
The Delta Mini can be app controlled with many adjustable parameters. The Cyberpower cannot.
Mostly for power outages to keep my fridge and freezer running or powering my TV and internet. The quick charging is the best thing about this. If you have a prolonged outage, you can charge it back up quickly with a gas/propane generator to conserve fuel. Also can charge with solar panels during the day as well.
The $699.99 option for the extra battery just gets page not found.
I think that would've been the biggest discount vs buying from Amazon as that bundle is $1050 right now whereas the Solar panel bundle is $850 right now with $100 off so buying the River Pro and the solar panels is $730
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with Extra Battery, Double Capacity from 720wh to 1440wh, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping RV, Home Backup Emergency https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09G2RW...RHM4ZY92VQ
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with 160W Solar Panel, Power Multiple Devices, Recharge 0-80% Within 1 Hour, for Camping, RV, Outdoors, Off-Grid https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091Y65...NPV1QF76GJ
The $699.99 option for the extra battery just gets page not found.
I think that would've been the biggest discount vs buying from Amazon as that bundle is $1050 right now whereas the Solar panel bundle is $850 right now with $100 off so buying the River Pro and the solar panels is $730
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with Extra Battery, Double Capacity from 720wh to 1440wh, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping RV, Home Backup Emergency https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09G2RW...RHM4ZY92VQ
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with 160W Solar Panel, Power Multiple Devices, Recharge 0-80% Within 1 Hour, for Camping, RV, Outdoors, Off-Grid https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091Y65...NPV1QF76GJ
The Ecoflow Delta is no longer a good deal since HSN has it with solar panel included at similar cost. The Ecoflow River Pro with extra battery is still a good deal if available.
I want to buy one, but don't know what I need it for.
What are you all doing with these?
Powers my 12v fridge on camping trips. Powers almost everything on camping trips actually. Can also be used to charge power tool batteries in remote areas.
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I want to buy one, but don't know what I need it for.
What are you all doing with these?
Mostly for power outages to keep my fridge and freezer running or powering my TV and internet. The quick charging is the best thing about this. If you have a prolonged outage, you can charge it back up quickly with a gas/propane generator to conserve fuel. Also can charge with solar panels during the day as well.
EchoFlow Pro is LFP/LIFEPO4(99lb wheeled), Delta and Max are NCM battery with lifecycle 800 to 1000 down to 80% capacity. can let you cycle daily for 2 to 3 years.
For me best choice for power outage usage is buy EchoFlow MINI combined with LIFEPO4 12v/200Ah battery($780 in Amazon) to have capacity of 3,342Wh( in theory ) 80+% of that in real-use. Amazon customer review of EchoFlow MINI has successful storage of that combination. The EchoFlow MINI pro 1) portable, 2) high-enough invert output 1400W, 3) wide range voltage of solar panel input. Unfortunately costco is not selling it this time. Bought refurbished $590 from Wellbots.com
There is good review from YT about EchoFlow Pro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at6aBX3-Hlw and looks like it has lot of good features. however, might need two person to load it to your vehicle
EchoFlow Pro is LFP/LIFEPO4(99lb wheeled), Delta and Max are NCM battery with lifecycle 800 to 1000 down to 80% capacity. can let you cycle daily for 2 to 3 years.
For me best choice for power outage usage is buy EchoFlow MINI combined with LIFEPO4 12v/200Ah battery($780 in Amazon) to have capacity of 3,342Wh( in theory ) 80+% of that in real-use. Amazon customer review of EchoFlow MINI has successful storage of that combination. The EchoFlow MINI pro 1) portable, 2) high-enough invert output 1400W, 3) wide range voltage of solar panel input. Unfortunately costco is not selling it this time. Bought refurbished $590 from Wellbots.com
There is good review from YT about EchoFlow Pro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at6aBX3-Hlw and looks like it has lot of good features. however, might need two person to load it to your vehicle
It's website says River Pro has Lithium ion battery
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The Delta Mini has a 882 Wh NMC battery, where as the Cyberpower has a 216 Wh SLA battery. So the Delta Mini has 4x the battery capacity.
The Delta Mini has a transfer time of 30 ms, which is not good enough to act as a UPS for computer equipment. The Cyberpower has a transfer time of 4 ms.
The Delta Mini can charge from 0% to 80% in less than an hour, or 96 minutes to 100%. The Cyberpower takes 8 hours to fully charge.
The Delta Mini has a MPPT solar charge controller, so you can connect solar panels to it to charge it. The Cybrpower cannot.
The Delta Mini can be charged from DC sources, such as a 12V car outlet. The Cyberpower cannot.
The Delta Mini has X-Boost, which allows it to run *some* devices up to 1800W by lowering the voltage. This mostly works with devices with resistive heating elements. Without X-Boost, it's officially rated for 1400W. I've personally used it to make coffee with my Nespresso, which peaked at 1460W. The Cyberpower has a max output of 1000W. Go over that, it will overload and shut off power.
The Delta Mini has USB-C PD 100W charging port built-in. The Cyberpower does not.
The Delta Mini can be app controlled with many adjustable parameters. The Cyberpower cannot.
I think that would've been the biggest discount vs buying from Amazon as that bundle is $1050 right now whereas the Solar panel bundle is $850 right now with $100 off so buying the River Pro and the solar panels is $730
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with Extra Battery, Double Capacity from 720wh to 1440wh, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping RV, Home Backup Emergency https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09G2RW...RHM4Z
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with 160W Solar Panel, Power Multiple Devices, Recharge 0-80% Within 1 Hour, for Camping, RV, Outdoors, Off-Grid https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091Y65...NPV1Q
OP should also update the original post with the Solar panel but it has a separate thread created here now so they could get merged: https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/15468160
https://www.costco.com/ecoflow-16...16854.html
Good find as previous deal 2 months ago was 94 TU: https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/fp/668200
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I think that would've been the biggest discount vs buying from Amazon as that bundle is $1050 right now whereas the Solar panel bundle is $850 right now with $100 off so buying the River Pro and the solar panels is $730
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with Extra Battery, Double Capacity from 720wh to 1440wh, Solar Generator for Outdoors Camping RV, Home Backup Emergency https://www.amazon.com/dp/B09G2RW...RHM4Z
EF ECOFLOW RIVER Pro Portable Power Station 720Wh with 160W Solar Panel, Power Multiple Devices, Recharge 0-80% Within 1 Hour, for Camping, RV, Outdoors, Off-Grid https://www.amazon.com/dp/B091Y65...NPV1Q
OP should also update the original post with the Solar panel but it has a separate thread created here now so they could get merged: https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/t/15468160
https://www.costco.com/ecoflow-16...16854.html
Good find as previous deal 2 months ago was 94 TU: https://slickdeals.net/share/iphone_app/fp/668200
What are you all doing with these?
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For me best choice for power outage usage is buy EchoFlow MINI combined with LIFEPO4 12v/200Ah battery($780 in Amazon) to have capacity of 3,342Wh( in theory ) 80+% of that in real-use. Amazon customer review of EchoFlow MINI has successful storage of that combination. The EchoFlow MINI pro 1) portable, 2) high-enough invert output 1400W, 3) wide range voltage of solar panel input. Unfortunately costco is not selling it this time. Bought refurbished $590 from Wellbots.com
There is good review from YT about EchoFlow Pro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at6aBX3-Hlw and looks like it has lot of good features. however, might need two person to load it to your vehicle
For me best choice for power outage usage is buy EchoFlow MINI combined with LIFEPO4 12v/200Ah battery($780 in Amazon) to have capacity of 3,342Wh( in theory ) 80+% of that in real-use. Amazon customer review of EchoFlow MINI has successful storage of that combination. The EchoFlow MINI pro 1) portable, 2) high-enough invert output 1400W, 3) wide range voltage of solar panel input. Unfortunately costco is not selling it this time. Bought refurbished $590 from Wellbots.com
There is good review from YT about EchoFlow Pro https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=at6aBX3-Hlw and looks like it has lot of good features. however, might need two person to load it to your vehicle
It's website says River Pro has Lithium ion battery