EcoFlow Official Store via eBay has
EcoFlow River 3 Plus 286Wh LiFePO4 Power Station + 5000mAh RAPID Power Bank (Certified - Refurbished) on sale for $227.14 - 30% coupon code
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- Note: This item has a 2-year warranty serviced by Allstate.
Details:
- <10 ms UPS: Provides premium UPS protection with under 10ms switchover for home office and gaming devices; includes LED, app, and software alerts with automatic data saving
- Power Output: 600W continuous (1200W surge with X-Boost); 7 outlets including 3 UPS AC, 2 USB-A, 1 high-speed USB-C, and car charger output; built-in light
- 2x Runtime & Ultra Quiet: X-GaNPower technology doubles runtime for appliances under 100W; operates at only 30dB noise level
- Expandable Power: Compatible with EB300 (286Wh) or EB600 (572Wh) extra batteries for up to 858Wh total; uses Pogo Pin wireless connection with additional 140W USB-C port
- Fast & Solar Charging: AC charging from 0-100% in 1 hour; solar input up to 220W for full charge in 1.5 hours
- LiFePO4 Long-Life Battery: 3,000+ cycles (approx. 10 years daily use to 80% capacity); IP54 protection; flame-retardant shell; survives 3ft (1.5m) drops
- Smart App Control & Portability: Bluetooth and Wi-Fi connectivity with app for remote control, speed/scheduled charging, power-saving, and notifications; compact size 9.2 x 9.1 x 5.8 inches, weighs 10.4 lbs
- Package Contents: RIVER 3 Plus Power Station, 5000mAh Fast Power Bank, AC charging cable, Car charging cable, EcoFlow USB-B to USB-A UPS cable, and user manual
Community Reviews
This refurbished EcoFlow River 3 Plus bundle stands out as a compact backup and off grid power station for routers, small fridges, sheds, camping, and short outages. The app and wireless connection are praised for being seamless, with plenty of settings and instant capacity recognition. Real world use includes running a refrigerator in a truck, a router and HomeBase during outages, and yard tool batteries from solar panels. The main cautions are the limited USB C port count, the small size for bigger loads, and a few refurb condition concerns. A practical pick when you need portable power more than whole home backup.
Home office workers needing backup internet, because it can keep a router and home hub running during outages.
Campers and day-trippers wanting portable power, because it runs lights, a projector, and other off-grid gear.
Shed or garage users charging yard-tool batteries, because paired solar panels can power it well for that job.
Truck owners keeping a small fridge powered on the road, because it can run a refrigerator in a vehicle and stay topped off from driving.
Households trying to cover a window air conditioner and fridge through a long hurricane outage, because the needed battery and solar setup becomes much larger.
Buyers expecting a spotless refurbished unit, because one arrived with unknown liquid on the bottom half.
People who need lots of device ports, because it has only a single USB-C port.
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Normal day-2-day it's used it to power my Asus router via the PD slot. Don't even use the AC inverter.
Using the AC port - > 19v ASUS dc power adapter -> router = 9hrs runtime
Using the PD port --> 19v trigger cable -> router = 14hrs runtime
it's more efficient going DC to DC vs DC to AC to DC
I picked up a refurb'd unit last year, it only had 2 or 3 power cycles on it, like new for about this much.
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