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EcoFlow 1200-Watt Peak Output RIVER Push Button Start Portable Battery Power Station, Solar Generator for Outdoors EFRIVER600-AM - $249.99
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The Home Depot [homedepot.com] has the EcoFlow 1200-Watt Peak Output RIVER Push Button Start Portable Battery Power Station, Solar Generator for Outdoors for $249.99 with free shipping.
This matches the previous Frontpage deal from a couple weeks ago.
This matches the previous Frontpage deal from a couple weeks ago.
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"Double the capacity from 288 Wh to 576 Wh with an extra-battery"
And no direct indication of the cost of the additional battery, but this model with the 500+ Wh is over $500.
https://www.homedepot.c
Not really a SD, paying $1 per Wh capacity.
https://www.amazon.com/EF-ECOFLOW...221&s
"Double the capacity from 288 Wh to 576 Wh with an extra-battery"
And no direct indication of the cost of the additional battery, but this model with the 500+ Wh is over $500.
https://www.homedepot.c
Not really a SD, paying $1 per Wh capacity.
Extra battery for the ecoflow river cost $179 on their website.
That's definitely not a SD. it's basically the battery equivalent of a 6ah 40v battery. Ryobi equivalent would be about 50% of that $180.
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https://www.amazon.com/EF-ECOFLOW...B08H1
It's only 288Wh, effectively doubling the battery storage to 576Wh. You can only add one extra battery.
Both for $437 with coupons and discount.
Seems reasonable.
the Bluetti EB55 - 700w / 537Wh unit for $500 is the closest rival I could find:
https://www.amazon.com/BLUETTI-Po...B098LSKJHH
However the Bluetti has a Lifepo4 battery instead of lithium ion which has a few advantages. Lifepo4 is supposed to last 4-5 times longer, is safer and I believe lighter than lithium ion.
Slightly larger inverter, smaller Wh..
It's a bit strange this is marketed as a 1200 watt peak but it's really 600 watts yet their site mention running some devices up to 1800watts...
https://www.amazon.com/EF-ECOFLOW...B08H1
It's only 288Wh, effectively doubling the battery storage to 576Wh. You can only add one extra battery.
Both for $437 with coupons and discount.
Seems reasonable.
the Bluetti EB55 - 700w / 537Wh unit for $500 is the closest rival I could find:
https://www.amazon.com/BLUETTI-Po...B098LSKJHH
However the Bluetti has a Lifepo4 battery instead of lithium ion which has a few advantages. Lifepo4 is supposed to last 4-5 times longer, is safer and I believe lighter than lithium ion.
Slightly larger inverter, smaller Wh..
It's a bit strange this is marketed as a 1200 watt peak but it's really 600 watts yet their site mention running some devices up to 1800watts...
Big advantage of the ecoflow products is 0-80% charge in 1hr. I was charging mine at 600+ watts the other day, it's insane.
Also they have xboost which allows them to run devices of high wattage. My river pro can do up to 1800w.
This should power a fridge which is all i want during an outage!
Since this uses the same base unit, but 1/2 the battery capacity, in my case would expect it to last 5+ hours. YMWV.
https://www.amazon.com/EF-ECOFLOW...B08H1
It's only 288Wh, effectively doubling the battery storage to 576Wh. You can only add one extra battery.
Both for $437 with coupons and discount.
Seems reasonable.
the Bluetti EB55 - 700w / 537Wh unit for $500 is the closest rival I could find:
https://www.amazon.com/BLUETTI-Po...B098LSKJHH
However the Bluetti has a Lifepo4 battery instead of lithium ion which has a few advantages. Lifepo4 is supposed to last 4-5 times longer, is safer and I believe lighter than lithium ion.
Slightly larger inverter, smaller Wh..
It's a bit strange this is marketed as a 1200 watt peak but it's really 600 watts yet their site mention running some devices up to 1800watts...
Or with extra battery to make it 1440WH for $699)
https://www.costco.com/ecoflow-ri...16905.html