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EcoFlow NextGen 220W Bifacial Portable Solar Panel $195.3
$195
$649
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Ecoflow direct has great LOWERED the sale promo on the 220w Portable Foldable Solar Panel down to $279! using code EFACC30 (-30% $83.70) brings price down to $195.30 !
- Collect up to 25% more energy with a two-in-one bifacial design
· Up to 25% conversion efficiency rate
· 30-60° adjustable angle bracket and integrated solar angle guide
· Durable tempered glass & ETFE coating; built to last
· Lightweight and compact; ultra portable
· IP68 rating protects against water and dust
- MC4 compatible outputs
· The solar to XT60 charging cable is included in EcoFlow portable solar panels
https://us.ecoflow.com/products/n...0394576969
- Collect up to 25% more energy with a two-in-one bifacial design
· Up to 25% conversion efficiency rate
· 30-60° adjustable angle bracket and integrated solar angle guide
· Durable tempered glass & ETFE coating; built to last
· Lightweight and compact; ultra portable
· IP68 rating protects against water and dust
- MC4 compatible outputs
· The solar to XT60 charging cable is included in EcoFlow portable solar panels
https://us.ecoflow.com/products/n...0394576969
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Ecoflow direct has great LOWERED the sale promo on the 220w Portable Foldable Solar Panel down to $279! using code EFACC30 (-30% $83.70) brings price down to $195.30 !
- Collect up to 25% more energy with a two-in-one bifacial design
· Up to 25% conversion efficiency rate
· 30-60° adjustable angle bracket and integrated solar angle guide
· Durable tempered glass & ETFE coating; built to last
· Lightweight and compact; ultra portable
· IP68 rating protects against water and dust
- MC4 compatible outputs
· The solar to XT60 charging cable is included in EcoFlow portable solar panels
https://us.ecoflow.com/products/n...0394576969
- Collect up to 25% more energy with a two-in-one bifacial design
· Up to 25% conversion efficiency rate
· 30-60° adjustable angle bracket and integrated solar angle guide
· Durable tempered glass & ETFE coating; built to last
· Lightweight and compact; ultra portable
· IP68 rating protects against water and dust
- MC4 compatible outputs
· The solar to XT60 charging cable is included in EcoFlow portable solar panels
https://us.ecoflow.com/products/n...0394576969
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Here's how you can make this even sweeter— if you buy 2 panels it comes to $421. If you add another $60-$80 item, you will get another 220w panel for free— and you can use a $100 off coupon if you have EcoRewards (though I'm not sure if you can stack a $100 off $500 with this other code)— but I can still apply EcoCredits for cash— in this case for 2 panels at $421 I can apply $30 in Eco credits, bringing 2 panels down to less than $400. If I add another $100 item or so, I can get THREE 220w panels and my $80-100 item for $500.
Considering the retail cost on ONE panel is $649... you're getting 3 of them and another $100 item for $150 less than the cost of one. That's a hell of a deal.
Considering the retail cost on ONE panel is $649... you're getting 3 of them and another $100 item for $150 less than the cost of one. That's a hell of a deal.
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Feel kinda ripped off now- but you better get used to that feeling with EcoFlow.
I just paid $3500 ($1699 each) for two Delta Pro's just like a week ago— not kidding, before they even shipped they dropped the price to $1399 each with a free 200w solar panel. That kinda thing will really piss you off.
Thankfully support was decent to me and refunded $250 of the difference and gave me a free 220w panel... but that's still a loss of $350 out of my pocket because I ordered 24 hours too early. Like wtf. I didn't realize that fully until just now as I factored in the solar panel cost into the refund— so I was like ok... they basically gave me back $500 of the $600 they screwed me out of, sucks but I guess I should count my blessings.
Just now realized that the 220w would have been free (actually a 400w was what would have been free. So I lost $350 and went from a 400w down to a 220w free panel. Because I ordered ONE DAY too early for their latest whiz bang clearance sale (due to the new Series 3 which was announced... literally 2 days after I bought the Pro's— for the same price they refunded me down to.
So I could have gotten two of the series 3 Pro's - brand new product line… and a free 400w panel... for $350 LESS than the many years-old product version I got with only 220w panel.
How about that BULLSPIT?
And to further kick me when I was down they then reduced the price another $100 per unit ONE DAY LATER after I agreed to take their halfway consolation offering.
Total experience: lost $550 of my hard earned cash… got a 220w instead of 400w panel… and a product that's like 5 years old instead of the brand new one with better features and efficiency that came out a week after I did it all. And all the nice, newer, better stuff would have saved me over $500 had I just waited TWO DAYS longer to order.
I just pissed myself off even further now lol… fml. At the time I accepted their partial refund it sounded attractive because I figured getting some of my money back was better than just getting straight up ripped off by their constant "hot sale!!" con every other week.
And yet- I just sent these bastards another $420 of my money. I'm dumb.
(Btw I have spent over $10,000 on EcoFlow stuff… it better not break in a couple months or I'll really feel robbed.)
considered it but I've already thrown away the boxes and I have no idea how I would get them boxed back up and shipped back. I think you have to have original packaging etc. It would just be a huge PITA to get them boxed and packed back up, then get them somewhere to ship... I think you have to pay shipping as well don't you? For 200+ pounds I bet that isn't cheap. I barely got them both down to the place where they were going- I literally carried them all the way across my property... and I think they're over 100 pounds. My back was NOT happy with me. I can't believe rather than just give you the discount/difference they made you go through the trouble of sending it back. What a bunch of wasted time, money and hassle. Not to mention then they have to resell the return probably at a refurb loss or have to recertify it. Doesn't make sense.Anyhow. Answer is - don't know it is worth all the hassle of sending such a huge a heavy (x2) item back. I haven't had a chance to really sit down and look at the new line they just released and see if the improvements are worthwhile or not.Thinking of just typing something up about how unhappy I am with them lowering the price substantially twice before the item had even left their warehouse, and how they added additional free bonuses and didn't really make it right fully - and even when they did approve the first partial refund, before that had even processed, the price had dropped another $200. They also lowered the figures literally just enough so that I wouldn't qualify for the 400w panel (they took it down to $2,998 or something- a couple dollars below the $3,000 threshold, even though the price I actually originally paid was well above that. And finally I think they should at least be transparent like hey this is going on clearance to make room for a new line we have coming out in a week. Yeah, they may lose that week of sales but at least the customer doesn't get put in the position where they buy an old model and then days later a newer, faster, better model comes out that costs less than the old one. So now you got people buying old equipment and paying more for it than they would be for the new stuff. It's all just bad business practices to constantly make people feel like they got ripped off or regret buying something from you days after the purchase cause you're playing cost games and using psychological tactics to make people feel like they're always getting a great deal. I mean they're not the only company for sure that does this crap constantly "retail $799"-— scratch SALE PRICE $199! Yeah, it was never $799 and never will be. Or somehow it's always 64% off! Or 65% off this week only! I get it. It's f*ckery and I guess it works. But it sure doesn't build a customer base that trusts you.Finally, I found another trick type thing where you can get a lower price. If you have bought a battery unit before— if you go into your profile and "devices", it'll show all the stuff you've registered. There's a link on that page that says "pay less to upgrade"— then if you click in it you'll see the 220w panel for like $229, while on the rest of the site it's $269 or whatever. They don't advertise or talk about that discount anywhere else in the site, it's just kinda hidden. And of course I found it right after I had bought the 2 panels at $269 - coupon. But I'm not going through the whole customer support back and forth shit for days again trying to get them to refund the difference cause they have multiple prices all over for the same shit depending on the day, discount codes and where you find it. Just make the shit one price and get on with it. Want to discount it? Do it on Black Friday or whatever once or twice a year.Anyhow. Sorry for the rant. I can't stand that kind of mental and financial f*ckery. Another company that does that is Bitdefender antivirus. Depending on what browser you use, what discount codes you have, what your purchase history is, where you get it etc— you can get the exact same product anywhere from $20 to like $150. And the worst part is if you've been a paying subscriber, they will give you the offer that's like $120 to renew... and give the guy who never has had it the $20 offer. For the exact same product. Imagine how the guy feels that pays $129 then sees if he used some code it would have saved him $100.
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