EcoFlow Official Store via eBay has
EcoFlow DELTA 3 1024Wh 1800W LiFePO4 Portable Power Station for $505.33 - 25% when you apply coupon code
HOSTWITHMOST at checkout =
$379.
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Seller Condition Notes:- "Works like new. Restored to factory settings.>May have minor scratches or dents.>May be missing non-essential parts, accessories, or packaging."
Features:- With DELTA3's upgraded technology combining 500W solar input and 1500W max AC input, a full charge is achieved in 56 minutes. An 80% charge can be reached in just 30 minutes
- Flexible Expansion up to 5kWh. The DELTA 3 Series integrates with EcoFlow's ecosystem, allowing expansion up to 5kWh with DELTA 3, DELTA Pro 3, and DELTA 2 Max battery packs. The DELTA 3 Extra Battery is 1/3 smaller and lighter than the DELTA 2 Extra Battery
- Durable and Reliable for 10 Years. Powered by LiFePO4 (LFP) cells, with 4000 cycles to 80%, offering 25% more durability than industry standards. Enjoy a 10-year lifespan for daily use. The IP65 battery pack provides triple protection: splash-proof, dust-proof, and oil-proof
- Power 13 Appliances Simultaneously. With abundant interfaces, it powers 13 appliances at once, perfect for emergencies. X-Boost supports resistive appliances with power demands over 2600W continuously
- What's in the Box.
- EcoFlow DELTA 3 portable power station, AC charging cable, Car charging cable, DC5521 to DC5525 cable, User manual, and an exclusive 5-year customer service
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The D3 Plus is comparable to, or on the same level as, the Elite100v2, which was available brand new at this same price just a few days ago.
So, let's break it down: you're paying the price of a brand-new high-tier model for a low-tier refurbished one.
This is nowhere near a good deal
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The D3 Plus is comparable to, or on the same level as, the Elite100v2, which was available brand new at this same price just a few days ago.<br />
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So, let's break it down: you're paying the price of a brand-new high-tier model for a low-tier refurbished one.<br />
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This is nowhere near a good deal
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The D3 Plus is comparable to, or on the same level as, the Elite100v2, which was available brand new at this same price just a few days ago.<br />
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So, let's break it down: you're paying the price of a brand-new high-tier model for a low-tier refurbished one.<br />
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This is nowhere near a good deal
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The D3 Plus is comparable to, or on the same level as, the Elite100v2, which was available brand new at this same price just a few days ago.<br />
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So, let's break it down: you're paying the price of a brand-new high-tier model for a low-tier refurbished one.<br />
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This is nowhere near a good deal
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I could not find any Slickdeals listing for the D3 plus. Link please?
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Wow this capacity is down to half price after one year already ?
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I could not find any Slickdeals listing for the D3 plus. Link please?
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Hard to compare the bluetti to the delta series when a big selling point on the delta series is their expandability, but if that doesn't matter to you, then sure, the bluetti is a good option.
By the way, the Elite100V2 can be expanded indefinitely if you rig it properly. You can get unlimited capacity for a relatively low cost. Check YouTube . There's a video that explains how to do it. And yes, the expansion battery does charge and discharge along with the internal one. Basically, you're connecting another 48V battery in parallel with the built-in battery.
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I have both the D3+ and the Elite100V2. They're comparable in terms of pros and cons, and both are among the best in their class. That said, I prefer the D3+ for road trips and camping because it has two DC inputs, which gives you a bit more flexibility.<br />
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I've never seen the D3+ drop below $300. I got mine from Wellbots for $530, no tax.<br />
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Just to clarify, the NON-PLUS version , which is the model being discussed here. It doesn't support battery expandability or dual solar input like the PLUS version does.<br />
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By the way, the Elite100V2 can be expanded indefinitely if you rig it properly. You can get unlimited capacity for a relatively low cost. Check YouTube . There's a video that explains how to do it. And yes, the expansion battery does charge and discharge along with the internal one. Basically, you're connecting another 48V battery in parallel with the built-in battery.
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I have both the D3+ and the Elite100V2. They're comparable in terms of pros and cons, and both are among the best in their class. That said, I prefer the D3+ for road trips and camping because it has two DC inputs, which gives you a bit more flexibility.
I've never seen the D3+ drop below $300. I got mine from Wellbots for $530, no tax.
Just to clarify, the NON-PLUS version , which is the model being discussed here. It doesn't support battery expandability or dual solar input like the PLUS version does.
By the way, the Elite100V2 can be expanded indefinitely if you rig it properly. You can get unlimited capacity for a relatively low cost. Check YouTube . There's a video that explains how to do it. And yes, the expansion battery does charge and discharge along with the internal one. Basically, you're connecting another 48V battery in parallel with the built-in battery.
To your point, the non-plus does not support dual solar, so if that fringe scenario is important to you, then yes, the bluetti is a better option.
Edit: I apparently didn't even need to link to the manual. They show the Delta 3 expansion options right in the product listing photos. [ebayimg.com]
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