Ecoflow via eBay has
EcoFlow RIVER 2 Portable Power Station 256Wh Generator (Certified Refurbished) on sale for
$143.65 after promo code
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Features: - 256Wh capacity
- LiFePO4 battery
- LFP cell
- Fast charge to 100% in 1 hr
- 2 AC outlets, 1 USB-C port, 2 USB-A ports, 1 car outlet
- 110W solar input
- 120V 50Hz/60Hz, 300W (Surge 600W) AC Output
- 7.7lbs
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Gotta say, it's not bad. For laughs I tried plugging my mom's m1 mac mini and 34" LG monitor into it, and it said with a 75w load it'd last about 2 hours at 100% charge. I ended up running a lamp and some speakers off it (averaging like 25-35w?) and it lasted about 8 hours with 10% left to go. It did the job!
It does indeed charge pretty fast, I think about an hour from 0-100%? The fan is indeed fairly loud, because it has this low growl to it. Build quality is nice and it's surprisingly light.
I tried charging my macbook pro off it, and it did drain the battery really fast. It was pulling down about 75w on its own though, so I can see how that would happen lol.
Before today I really didn't think it was worth the money but I'm a fan of it now. Too bad it's not powerful enough to do anything useful like run a furnace or a full computer for more than a short outage, and if you have a short outage why the hell would you spend $150+?
I run a 12V DC fridge with mine and get way more life out of it plugging directly into DC rather than using the AC power adapter.
I own the larger EcoFlow Delta and have been happy with their products.
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Gotta say, it's not bad. For laughs I tried plugging my mom's m1 mac mini and 34" LG monitor into it, and it said with a 75w load it'd last about 2 hours at 100% charge. I ended up running a lamp and some speakers off it (averaging like 25-35w?) and it lasted about 8 hours with 10% left to go. It did the job!
It does indeed charge pretty fast, I think about an hour from 0-100%? The fan is indeed fairly loud, because it has this low growl to it. Build quality is nice and it's surprisingly light.
I tried charging my macbook pro off it, and it did drain the battery really fast. It was pulling down about 75w on its own though, so I can see how that would happen lol.
Before today I really didn't think it was worth the money but I'm a fan of it now. Too bad it's not powerful enough to do anything useful like run a furnace or a full computer for more than a short outage, and if you have a short outage why the hell would you spend $150+?
Gotta say, it's not bad. For laughs I tried plugging my mom's m1 mac mini and 34" LG monitor into it, and it said with a 75w load it'd last about 2 hours at 100% charge. I ended up running a lamp and some speakers off it (averaging like 25-35w?) and it lasted about 8 hours with 10% left to go. It did the job!
It does indeed charge pretty fast, I think about an hour from 0-100%? The fan is indeed fairly loud, because it has this low growl to it. Build quality is nice and it's surprisingly light.
I tried charging my macbook pro off it, and it did drain the battery really fast. It was pulling down about 75w on its own though, so I can see how that would happen lol.
Before today I really didn't think it was worth the money but I'm a fan of it now. Too bad it's not powerful enough to do anything useful like run a furnace or a full computer for more than a short outage, and if you have a short outage why the hell would you spend $150+?
Side note: Did you charge your macbook directly from the USB-C or using the AC outlet? you should get more life out of it using USB-C directly since it's DC->DC, which is more efficient than DC->AC->DC. It looks like 60W is max for USB-C but that should be enough to keep it topped off.
I run a 12V DC fridge with mine and get way more life out of it plugging directly into DC rather than using the AC power adapter.
I own the larger EcoFlow Delta and have been happy with their products.
OK, it looks like it has a 30ms switchover delay. On the site it's written as EPS.
For computers, it should be around 0 to 12ms on a good UPS.
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and search "ecoflow 100w rigid solar panel" on youtube. great reviews again.
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