EF ECOFLOW Solar Generator RIVER 2 Pro 768Wh LiFePO4 Battery with 100W Solar Panel, 4x800W AC Outlets (1600W Surge), Solar Generator for Home Backup Outdoors Camping RV Emergency

This battery performs better than I had hoped. It runs my CPAP for eight hours with the humidifier on a low setting and only uses 20% capacity per night. I have tested this unit with my coffee maker and garage door opener and several other small appliances and it works very well. One note: In the APP there is a section where you can adjust an automatic time-out setting. Mine was set at 1hour and I did not realize it. When my CPAP quit after running for an hour I was concerned but checking the APP I adjusted the setting and solved the problem. Very nice unit, easy to use. AC charge was about an hour from 40 to 100%. Have not used the solar panel yet as it is shipped separately and has not arrived. Seller was prompt to answer my question about delivery. If I could give this 10 stars I would do so. Very happy camper.

So I purchased a Ecoflow River 2 last year just to have camping to blow up the air mattress and charge my phone and stuff. I pretty much planned on just charging it before I left on my trip and worst case scenario if it didn't last the whole trip I would just charge from my truck. I decided that it would be nice this year to get some string lights and other stuff to run off the power bank so I decided to purchase the solar panel.I figured I wanted something small and portable and wanted to stay with the ecoflow product line so I purchased the 60 watt foldable panel.I did read a few reviews that said it didn't come with the cord to connect to the ecoflow power banks, but it was in the box, just secured in a way that if you open it from one side you wouldn't even know it's there. I actually threw the box away and was about to purchase the cord on amazon when I read another review that it was in the box, so I went back out to my trash can and opened it up on the other side and the cord was there.I haven't gone camping yet to fully use it. However I plugged in a couple devices to my river 2 and let the battery discharge to about 60%. After that I went outside and set everything up and in about 3 min of getting it set up, I was charging. It was later in the afternoon sun, but I was still getting 50-60 watts. Since the panel was rated for 60 watts I was really happy it was actually putting out that. I let it set out for about 90 min and checked it and the River 2 was charged to 85% (which is my set limit in the app). I was very happy on the product and the performance. Plus they had a $30 dollar coupon running at the time which made the price even better!

Great Product! The Eco Flow team provided great customer service

It actually arrived sooner than expected but in 2 separate packages on different dates. Had to buy a cord to connect the solar panel to the generator. Fortunately, my granddaughter had Prime and was able to get the cord in 1 day or it would have been too late. The video which prompted us to buy this product showed a smaller, foldable solar panel but with careful packing the entire set went on the trip. It kept all devices working just fine: phones, tablets, dog training collar, bug lights. The family was very pleased as it did what was wanted. Oh, with all the verifications to connect, it took over a week to get this posted

I bought this unit because it was made from the same manufacture and sold as a kit. I thought this would work out of the box in an emergency situation. The battery and panel were shipped separately. I followed all directions and could not get the panel to plug into the battery. The cable from panel to battery was missing. When I called ecoflow I was told I needed to purchase a cable to make the two pieces compatible. They knew this before shipping it out to me. Very dishonest in my opinion. I am returning the unit. moreover, poor quality!!! I fully charged and did not use it at all, few days later 64% left only!

Exactly what I expected and showed up early

I previously bought a Big Blue 80W panel to pair with my small solar generator. It worked fine, but I could never get more than 25 to 30W out of the DC connector. I recently upgraded to a Bluetti EB3A thinking it would charge more, and it also was capped at ~30W out of the DC connector. Turns out, the solar panels with the built in outputs (DC / USB C / USB A) dont actually output what the solar panel is capable of. Meaning, I bought an 80W panel that can only ever put out 30W maximum - and it only charges one thing at a time.So this time I specifically sought out a replacement foldable solar panel that would fit in about the same footprint (I want it to fit on my vehicle dashboard and charge), but most importantly one that had MC4 connectors to be able to use the full output of the solar panel. It was delivered about 30 minutes ago, so I immediately unboxed it and put it to the test. Fully cloudy sky it only put out a measly 3-5 watts... but then the sun came out and it jumped to 54 watts and held steady! So this 60W panel outputs almost double what my 80W panel can do! Very happy.Side note - I read a bad review about the thing wanting to fold back up? Mine did the same thing until it got some direct sun exposure, and now that panel lays flat as intended. Its a non-issue.

I bought this unit because it was made from the same manufacture and sold as a kit. I thought this would work out of the box in an emergency situation. The battery and panel were shipped separately. I followed all directions and could not get the panel to plug into the battery. The cable from panel to battery was missing. When I called ecoflow I was told I needed to purchase a cable to make the two pieces compatible. They knew this before shipping it out to me. Very dishonest in my opinion. I am returning the unit.