Ecoflow River 3 is SHOCKINGLY Affordable with Big Power Features

[@SilverCymbal]

Finally an affordable powerstation! - Use my code EFDRSILVER5 for an extra 5% off on RIVER 3 standalone. Valid until October 25th - EcoFlow RIVER 3 on Amazon: amzn.to/3XPYG70

[@AWIRE_onpc]

Hold up. Why is the 2 have 256 whr while the new 3 has 245 or 230 whr?

[@xipi4595]

I have a problem with my bluetti. Once power goes off and gets drained. I have to manually turn it on when the power comes back. Does this turn back on when the power is back?

[@rebellucy6200]

Curious if you still have any of your older lithium generators. Before the newer battery chemistry? My old Goal Zero, old Anker and old Jackery all died in the past few months. All close to 10 years old. One of the topics few people cover that they all die eventually.

[@DustinRNewton]

I have 3 EcoFlow units and a EcoFlow solar panel setup. Fantastic units, and the app is really great. First found them on this channel, thank you!

[@Max-jv3yg]

A typical UPS is

[@bikeny]

So, my computer is gonna crash if I use this thing and an outage occurs?

[@RobotMowerTricks]

I think it will depend on whether your computer's power supply capacitors can hang on for 20ms

[@Max-jv3yg]

Typically

[@s.i.m.c.a]

@@Max-jv3yg on ancient and cheap chinese PSU, probably

[@TheJLMDT]

Since a router that uses a DC converter and is a low enough wattage that it shouldn't switch off

[@jampam-jf8mt]

River 2 has 5 years warranty.. why did they cut it down to only 2 years on the river 3?

[@insidelectronics]

The river 2 has the same UPS functionality. I already have it set up that way and I've been running it for years

[@carlossantini]

The River Plus is 10ms

[@brin.123]

This video was so good it made me want to bust out my oscilloscope and test a sine wave!

[@kennypu]

Would have wanted to see the UPS feature using an actual Desktop PC, as there are other products that claim UPS feature, however the switching time is not fast enough to keep the PC on. Kind of a missed opportunity as you do analyze power, but didn't test the switching time.

[@JeffDM]

Delta 3 Plus switches in 10ms and talks to a computer so the computer can shut down before the battery runs out.

[@jimb8601]

A little beefier on output and I’d dump my UPSes when they need new batteries for that price or a little bit more. Love to see the growth of this company.

[@RobotMowerTricks]

Whoahh... I was literally replacing the batteries in my ups today. The pure sine wave ups will cost more for lower capacity and the batteries die every 5-7 years. This really is a good deal, I wasn't expecting sine wave, that makes this a good option for computer ups. But 3 things to consider, does it require a button push when power is restored? Does it output enough amps? Do you need it to shut your computer down automatically?

[@noleftturns]

Thanks - just bought one for our second home to have as a UPS hooked up to solar for our Blink system!

[@bikeny]

So, if I plug my starlink power plug into this it would keep my internet up and running and I could access it via wifi? I have the gen 2 system out on a pole in the yard. And the cord comes into the garage, so I think your idea just might work. Thanks for the idea.

[@MIdaffy502]

This is not a bad idea. I replaced batteries in my APC UPS 1500 (which uses two SLA batteries) a little over a year ago. Those batteries lasted one year. In the years past I've replaced those batteries 3 times. SLA batteries started out at around $35ea, mine UPS requires 2, my last purchase had them at $48 ea. I've technically already over spent and SLA batteries have a very short life, but that didn't matter in the past much, as they were always cost effective. NOT ANY MORE. That APC UPS unit would run my modem and network for about. an hour. Note this, a UPS's provide around 4 backed up outlets and 4 filtered outlets. The River 3 only has two AC outputs, however if you were to plug in a power strip now everything on that power strip has back up power, limitation solved. This Ecoflow River 3 would appear to better choice today.

[@erichurst2496]

Currently watching this on Tybee Island GA after the hurricane using my Echoflow Delta 2 and my Starlink Gen 2. Power has been out since 4am and the cell sites ran out of diesel amount noon.

[@SilverCymbal]

I hope you make out OK.

[@hangerbird]

Using the link, that you supplied to Amazon, this unit isn't listed for $169 (as shown at 2.38) but is listed on the Amazon site to be over $200.

[@Martin42944]

Does the river3 require you to click the ac button after it completely dies to get power back to the device? While it’s great for many things, it’s important when comparing it to a UPS that all UPSes that I know of will pass through power once power is restored regardless of the battery state. Most power stations I’ve seen (anker, eco flow, etc) will require the user to click on the inverter button after they are completely exhausted.

[@shanedass9339]

I'm curious about this question too. Also, what happens with power spikes/surges?

[@Martin42944]

@@shanedass9339 at least in my experience these battery banks have actually pretty good surge protection because they often have separate battery chargers and inverter circuits. I don’t think they’re rated the same way as a UPS is so for sensitive electronics or things you need to know will work, I’d still suggest a proper UPS, but for some things they work well. I use mine for my router and to ensure the bank is always fully charged. Just need to make sure if we’re calling it a UPS we’re holding it to the same standards and calling out weaknesses.

[@gebraset]

I have a RIVER 2, using it as a UPS, and there is a Lab Feature called "AC Always On." This ensures that the AC remains on when the device powers off. I also have the AC timeout to "Never" and it's been working well for the past year or two for my home's networking equipment during power outages. I'm hands off with the unit besides doing firmware updates.

[@Martin42944]

@@gebraset thanks for letting me know! Hopefully they bring that to the main release channel. I’d assume that lab feature is also available on the river3.

[@gebraset]

@@Martin42944 agreed! And I would assume so as well but we'd need someone with a RIVER 3 to confirm.

[@jimmybrad156]

Test it with some different PCs, pulling the mains AC. Also, does the fan run when it's being used as a UPS? Also, how many watts overhead does it suck to provide this UPS service? Also, what's it maximum continuous VA rating? I guess 300VA? Watts can be misleading eg. if you've got a 250watt load but a power factor of 0.6 it will hog 416VA.

[@MWSfan18]

I've been thinking of getting a UPS for my CPAP; I literally cannot sleep without it! When I look online, they are several hundred dollars, but I need it, so I'd be willing to spend it. But seeing this and it being less than $200 plus having all the extra bells and whistles, I might buy 2 and use one for my computer as well! Thanks Chris!

[@bluesky9093]

Please be careful, it is important to understand the switching time requirements of your CPAP. The ecoflow has a switchover time of 20 milliseconds, that may not be fast enough to keep your CPAP powered during the switchover time. UPS manufacturers offer a switching time of 10 milliseconds on their most basic units (Standby), Line Interactive UPS offer 4 millisecond and Online offer instantaneous however the last type is a data center application UPS. I would check with the manufacturer of your CPAP to insure it can withstand a switchover time of 20 milliseconds, some electronic loads can’t. I spent an entire career with a manufacturer of all sorts of electrical products including sophisticated UPS systems. These KZbin videos are great to inform the public but they sometimes don’t cover details like I’ve noted above.

[@Steve-yo4ld]

Perfect size for its intended use!👍

[@fizzyfrys]

Something I've been wondering is if you could use something like this with a solar panel to lower your power bill without tying solar into the whole house or circuit breaker. Basically, I'd like to use a small solar array as the primary power source, with AC power connected as well as a secondary source for when there isn't sun / the battery is low. Would also be cool if it's supported by home assistant, and you could disable AC power input/charging when on a time of use power bill, where certain hours cost more from the grid

[@ozzy1280]

As the cost of lithium goes 📉 and battery component supply chains strengthen with scale, the value of electronics with large batteries goes 📈 and this is just the tip of the iceberg! Just like there's crazy advance integrated circuits in things like light bulbs, at large scale and low cost, that few could have imagined even 10 years ago.

[@ronaldvargo4113]

Can't wait to see the River 3 Max with extra battery. I have the old River Pro with external battery which keeps my network and sump pump running in the case of a power failure. I have to put a UPS in front of this model because it has a delay in switch over. With the new models I can retire the UPS.

[@curious-homebody]

very good point on price point. UPSs seem to still use Lead Acid batteries as well.

[@samuelonthewall]

Is this an online double conversion unit? "An on-line double-conversion UPS system maintains perfect output by converting AC input to DC, then reconverting UPS output to fully regulated sine wave AC. Constant on-line operation completely isolates sensitive equipment from every power problem on the AC line." As far as I understand, this type of unit always runs on inverter power, instead of using grid power, even when it's available. Make sense?

This looks pretty interesting. One question - the quick switchover is great, do you have any idea if the UPS funtion provides the other things a normal UPS provides? Like surge protection and filtering? So far I can't find anything on their site about that. Thanks.

[@leaftye]

The biggest feature I'm missing is the ability for the type C port to do 100 watts for input and output. Charging with usb may be slow compared to AC charging, but it's the charger and cable that's easiest to carry or find away from home.

[@alakans216]

How would you power 12V DC lights from this river 3? I have LED pick lights in my van.

[@atnfn]

When my computers UPS dies maybe I'll buy one of those instead. Although if you have a really powerful PC with a 4090 you'll probably have to buy something bigger, which will cost way more, but if you can afford a 4090 you can probably afford an Ecoflow Delta 3 Plus instead as well.

[@damianolszowy2229]

Can you review the whole eco flow product line? How do you decide which option is best?

[@andyshsu]

Thoughts on using this for sump pump?

[@74357175]

Any idea what the efficiency curves are at various power outputs?

[@Escotch77]

I just bought a Delta 2 during their big sale on Labor Day as a backup for my sump pump but I wonder if this would do as good.

[@rogerhalt3991]

When you get one, could you compare it to the Anker Solix c300 series?

[@74357175]

Very nice. But do you know if it's online, offline, or line interactive? When it comes to UPSes and powering electronics, that's what matters a great deal

[@nullinterface2077]

Mildly tangential: Procured some Bluetti units for UPS duties (AC180, EB3A) and - despite the slow claimed 20ms switchover time nearly all LFP power stations with UPS mode claim - they've managed simulated outages without a hiccup. Considering some (rigid) solar panels for them for backup purposes, but the voltage/amperage ranges are a touch mismatched there.

[@UKsystems]

However, this is serious issues with earthing or grounding depending on where you’re from this has several issues including the fact that it does not provide a cleaner there’s no way to actually physically bond the earth on the side to the rest of the system in the building therefore it is not suitable living uninterruptible power supply

[@harleypub]

Is this unit connectable to other units to increase their capability?

[@Constitution1789]

Why does the DPU still draw 50 or so watts from the battery when an appliance is plugged into the Backup UPS port and the grid is still up? In the Online UPS port, it's always using the battery to provide the zero millisecond switch even if the grid is on, but the Backup UPS port still needs to draw a little from the battery while the grid is on?

[@daynemyers2324]

Thank you!

[@chefbabyryan1]

I love you tested it with the “how to keep my family occupied & leave me alone during an outage” test. Will it run a xbox & hand mixer lol 😂

[@darrenorange2982]

I just wish there was a API or other way to communicate with these devices.

[@theanimeotaku2794]

Whats one that will fit in a backpack on the go that power output is small i need atleast 1500 watts

[@carlossantini]

the UPS switchover rating is what? 20ms? 10ms? Did you test it?

[@SilverCymbal]

Max of 20ms. The River 3 Plus or the next model will offer 10ms if that is something you need,

[@T_Le]

If they only made a real UPS. I would replace all of my existing ones.

[@Moes_Prep_and_Tech]

They did reduce the battery size in this though........

[@MichaelP-ns]

What's with the Hannibal Lecter gloves? Review at noon, kidnapping at 330?

[@SilverCymbal]

Just in between tattoo clients

[@Fatman305]

Here I thought he matched the silver colored gloves to the device 😂

[@JoeGasz]

TV UPS? I like it.

[@matejkotnik9675]

Well can it do safe shutdown of PCor server over USB or network. So can it be pure UPS replacement drop in. Like do they have PC app or NUT UPS server.

[@Fatman305]

Will your pc survive a direct lightning hit to this thing?

[@geedoubleu641]

I'm considering this to power a 12/120 volt RV cooler-style fridge. It will be in my hybrid Sienna with the 1500 watt inverter. I'm hoping this would run my fridge all day on a full charge. It consumes .75Ah/h, but I might want a bigger fridge in the future. Thanks!

[@sociopathmercenary]

I'm currently using my River 2 for this. When my SUV is running, the River 2 is being charged via the cigarette lighter adapter. My fridge/freezer is plugged into the River 2. I get about 6 hours of power for my fridge on a warm summer day

[@geedoubleu641]

@@sociopathmercenary Thanks! Maybe I need something bigger. Don't really need the ups function.

[@tumbleweed1976]

I own a Delta 2 (recently they updated to Delta 3 plus) and it runs my 12v cooler 24/7 plus a hot water kettle, induction cook top, USB and charges tool batteries for a few hundred dollars more. Two 100 watt solar panels atop my Toyota Sienna re-charge EcoFlow daily.

[@sociopathmercenary]

​@@geedoubleu641Yeah. EcoFlow River goes up to 768 watt hours. If you want more, that's their Delta line. Plenty of other brands like Bluetti and Anker. I'd make sure it has lithium iron phosphate batteries though. Safer and less chance of fire plus they're good for more cycles.

[@sociopathmercenary]

The EcoFlow site is running a package for $199 that includes the River 3, 45 watt solar panel, and bag. The solar panel and bag seems like a great deal for the extra 30 bucks

[@Flowing23]

any issue leaving it pluged into mains indefinitely

[@jjy1463]

The new River 3 (released on 9/10/24) sells for $239 on Amazon, not "less than $169").

[@BlueSky-j9d]

Ours is scheduled for delivery today thru Amazon Purchase. EF ECOFLOW Solar Generator RIVER 3 with 45W Solar Panel, 245Wh Portable Power Station LiFePO4 Battery, 300W Up to 600W AC Output,

[@leonfisher]

@@BlueSky-j9d $338 now.

[@ro794]

it's less than 169 now

[@hcho8164]

People want to know how much more than 300watts can this power and for how long. Granted it was not meant for such use, but the feature is suppose to help.

[@mfisher299]

These Ecoflow videos have become five minute commercials. He has got to be getting paid by the company.

[@wxfield]

But a UPS does something critical that you missed..it provides signals to the devices that it's lost commercial power. Apps aren't useful when your computer or server can't run the apps to determine if you've lost power.

[@SilverCymbal]

That is a very good point but the cheaper units rarely offer that function through software alone, and even the smaller APCs models that I have been a fan of only communicate through their USB connection which limits you to one computer. I had recently bought a $300 Cyber Power UPS and even that one requires a $100 card for communication. I think these UPS are the only tech that still gets away with this.

[@MichaelP-ns]

@@SilverCymbal to be fair, a consumer UPS can only be expected to serve one computer. My server (doesn't need to be a server, just my example) runs as a host that can instruct other clients attached to the same UPS to shutdown without the communication card.

[@wxfield]

@@SilverCymbal Still, I wonder..I wonder if we could capture the signals from the River 3 and make at least a fairly simple device that would notify the system kernel. It really is an attractive price point.

[@Fatman305]

​​​​@@wxfieldYou don't necessarily need to capture the info from the device. You could have some dummy wifi/bluetooth device running nearby on a/c, and when it "disappears" you can deduce it (your house) lost power. Or one of those Tasmota/open source smart plugs - or any network device, really, and ping it, or some other way figure out it went offline... Or possibly easier: use any old/disfunctional/battery-less APC just for the purpose of signaling... If daisychained, you may get higher-joule protection. But apparently even my $60 Costco APC won't survive a direct lightning hit, so looks like some heavy duty surge protectors are in my near future...

[@wxfield]

@@Fatman305 Yeah, that's not a bad idea..but one of the things I would look for is a report of how much time the UPS has left before it's done. This little River device apparent can do that..just not to anything other than a proprietary 'App"..presumably on a phone or tablet. If I were a betting man, I would say there's a jtag on the control board..there might be debug information coming from there..but you'd have to violate your warranty on the device to figure that out. Anyway..good idea, just wanted more than a boolean answer as to if the power is out.

[@just.jose.youtube]

Nice video! 👍🙏 Why the coke in the thumbnail? 🤔 Alluding to the battery's capability of running s fridge? (And why so many KZbinrs display Coca Cola in their videos? Sponsored or trying to be?) I have so many questions!! 😅

[@SilverCymbal]

Just sharing the size of the Ecoflow comparison. No Coke sponsorship, I can't even get a free can!

[@just.jose.youtube]

@@SilverCymbal thanks for the answer! Definitely a good object for a scale reference.

[@benwhittle7204]

Can your equipment test the transfer time in ms? Or are you suggesting it has a 0ms transfer time?

[@SilverCymbal]

Unfortunately I don't have that capability yet, but I am working on it. Ecoflow advertised 20ms max, which is on the outer threshold for computers but still acceptable for most equipment. I am told the newer River 3 Max will be as low as 10ms.

[@benwhittle7204]

@@SilverCymbal hmm, my Cyberpower UPS advertises ~4ms transfer time, which I feel is already a little on the edge, as it can sometimes cause my PoE switch to reboot.

[@ethanhe6176]

Video suggestion do a review on the predator13000 tri fuel generator thank you hope you’re doing well

[@lorddabber3016]

Regrettably, the Amazon price is now $239 (not under $169 as mentioned in the video) - but, perhaps, still a good price.

[@HappyHealthyMicroHomestead]

If you have Amazon prime you get the lower price.

[@lorddabber3016]

@@HappyHealthyMicroHomestead Thanks for the info!

[@KismetBP]

How long do you think this will run a gaming computer? I sometimes lose power during my live streams and I don’t think it’s good for my computers. Love your videos.

[@RobotMowerTricks]

You'd need to know the wattage, this might not even be compatible if you have a higher watt need

[@johnmf6096]

It wont.

[@FrenchCheeto016]

Difference between the 2 and 3. Instead of a 60 watt usb-c it’s a 100 watt. That’s it

[@AbbreviatedReviews]

I was immediately thrown off when you showed five hours for a gaming console. "60 watts" is the power for it would consume in the menu or streaming video. Actually using it for a console it's two or three times that amount - if not more depending on the game being played.

[@tomasaldente2622]

Great review. Will it run a Keurig coffee maker? Silver gloves?

[@phakeAccount]

Coffee makers typically reach upwards of 1,000 w when the heating element is used. You would have to use a kil-a-watt or other device to measure how much power your coffee maker consumes but I would expect this would not be able to handle it.

[@bradbiesecker162]

My Keurig supreme uses 1520 W so I don't think so the river 3 would be able to handle making a cup of coffee

[@bmw1er85]

Looks good, i m gonna buy it is for no reason 🙃

[@giantfactory]

Too late, I just purchased the new Anker Solix C300. I might have considered this had it dropped at the same time.

[@bikeny]

Which one did you get? Their site shows 2 versions of the c300. thx.

[@giantfactory]

@@bikeny I got the one with the three AC ports cause I wanted the versatility. I was eyeing the Ecoflow River Pro 2 for awhile, then these new Solix options dropped and were on sale at the start. I also got the carrying strap that was offered for free at the start, though to be honest it’s a little heavy to be carrying like that for long distances.

[@MiddleEastMilli]

Using the link you provided, the price is considerably higher than you discovered. It offers this unit at $239.00.

[@SilverCymbal]

Are you in the US? when I clicked its $169 and if you use the coupon it saves another 5%

[@MiddleEastMilli]

@@SilverCymbal Yes I am. I tried to find a coupon but did not see one. Where is the coupon on the screen. Thank you.

[@MiddleEastMilli]

I see a coupon below this dialog box....thanks.

[@SilverCymbal]

@@MiddleEastMilli Here you go, use the Amazon link it will come up for $169.99 go to the check out, at the end, where you can enter a gift card number it also says or coupon code, use EFDRSILVER5 and it will take off the additional 5% - I just tried it and it seems to work fine, let me know if you have any issues. Thanks, you will love this one, its a great device

[@TheBillclark2]

Pity there is only one full sized outlet. TBH, if there were 4 then i'd get this thing.

[@TheBMWlover-311]

0:43 i love the New Hampshire plate like this if you live in NH

[@phakeAccount]

Can it charge a Tesla and how long would it take?

[@dmitrybachinsky]

Pity you can`t charge it via USB-C port like River 2

[@justmeonlyme]

Now the killer. 2 year warranty >

[@Duke.Chocula]

Can you specify which is the preferred power input? Something like “prefer solar but if charge drops below 30% recharge to use mains power until 70% charge is reached” Would like to start playing with solar and this would let me take my network rack and power it with the sun when possible

[@sociopathmercenary]

The information I'm seeing shows that the River 3 can be dual charged and the settings can be adjusted.

[@phakeAccount]

The ecoflow app lets you set the state of charge (SOC ). You can set the soc to as little as 5% and then when plugged into AC power it will use solar or battery until the battery level reaches 5%, then it will start charging via AC.

[@Duke.Chocula]

@@phakeAccount that is great. But I noticed you’re capped at 110w with the base unit and 220w with the plus/max. What I was hoping to use this for is 220-260w continuous so sadly this won’t work for what I was hoping to use it for

[@phakeAccount]

@@Duke.Chocula I really am not a fan of these smaller wattage products. I think at a minimum people should use the Delta II or Delta 3 as they are not that heavy and not only do they provide 1 kw of power but they also provide 2400 w output with xboost and have larger solar input.

[@Duke.Chocula]

@@phakeAccount can they be used in “UPS mode”?

[@alexcooper689]

This is far from being a direct UPS replacement for anyone serious about redundancy power. The lack of outlets (says "6 outlets" on the website, but it's very clearly 2. Sorry Ecoflow, USB ports don't count, and even then, power banks exist and a DC port doesn't either because it's impractical) and the 300w output is very limiting for any higher powered appliances. There's also no indication of what the 600w output can be used for or how? My $180 UPS has 900w output and 12 outlets (6 on battery, 6 not). It looks like a nice unit for general power and the price isn't bad, but it's definitely not a UPS replacement.

[@RobotMowerTricks]

You can always use a surge protector but the wattage is a good point. All of mine are 1500w (for the higher ah)

[@WesDuncan]

Yep, if they increase the output wattage, capacity, and add more AC outlets, I'd buy this in a hurry. They could double the price and I'd buy it. There aren't enough lifepo4 UPS units on the market.

[@TypicalBlox]

Glad there's finally a good UPS with LiFePO4 batteries because all the other UPS companies are too greedy to change their ancient technology lead acid batteries. Sad that it's being capped at 300W output makes it useless for almost everything a normal UPS would typically power. Yeah I know they make bigger one's but it's diminishing returns for cost, twice the cost while being 2x the size and just slightly more output.

[@-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-.-]

where are you getting $165 from? the link shows it's $239.

[@SilverCymbal]

It is $160 - Go to: amzn.to/3XPYG70 & use code EFDRSILVER5 for an extra 5% off at the final checkout in the coupon code box. Valid until October 25th.

[@HappyHealthyMicroHomestead]

The price is lower if you have Amazon prime

[@beancounter9041]

Solar rechargeable w/this unit?

[@robotbro7187]

yes, costs 200 with panels included

[@gd.ritter]

where is it $169 like you stated?

[@SilverCymbal]

Its actually $160, just go to: amzn.to/3XPYG70 (amazon) use this code at the final check out: EFDRSILVER5

[@alexcooper689]

Asked myself the same thing. You need a Prime membership or you can buy direct from Ecoflow.

[@ctech14367]

It won’t work as a back up power source for a sump pump

[@SilverCymbal]

This one is too small for a pump like that but they have others that will. Pumps have a big startup draw but they can definitely run of battery systems

[@ericptaylor10]

Like a UPS but no user replaceable batteries that means once the batteries wear out (and they will) this whole unit goes in the dumpster vs a regular old SLA battery UPS which almost all have replaceable batteries just stick in a new set and recycle the old ones and you can keep on using the same equipment.

[@TypicalBlox]

Its lipo though, will take forever for it to die

[@sociopathmercenary]

It's lithium iron phosphate so capacity only drops to 80% after 3,000 cycles. Based on my usage, I'll still be using this one when I'm 90. Solar, car, and AC chargeable. I have a River 2 that I use to power a fridge/freezer in my car for trips and for camping. It fully charges in about 1.5 hours via the cigarette lighter in the car and powers the fridge up to 6 hours when parked. I haven't used a regular UPS in about a decade but the ones I've used basically gave you enough power to shut down everything.

[@MichaelP-ns]

You can run these up and down every day and they will still be fine after 10 years or more - if you do that with an SLA, it will be dead in days, like 2 days.

[@CollectiveSoftware]

My UPS SLA batteries die so fast.

[@Ranger5250]

You’ll have changed the batteries more than 30+ times by the time you’re dumping this one.

[@ewitte12]

You can't carry on devices over 100W.

[@OmnipotentLife]

nice short video

[@JackFrost-ku9fb]

Under $169.00…?

[@Andreijvoronov]

Gaming console is NOT a critical load !!!

[@SilverCymbal]

You will start a war with a comment like that 🤣

[@CubbyTech]

C'mon guy - clean your car!

[@SilverCymbal]

I agree, it's bad. In NH we have a lot of dirt roads,, but at least the twinkie wrappers weren't shown!

[@DanielBerzinskas]

How is there DeArrow on this video with 5,800 views and 7 hrs ago!??!?!??!

[@truthreigns7]

Called greed and Price gouging

[@SilverCymbal]

I agree, and sadly I am in the shrinkflation groups on facebook and reddit where people show the before and after shots. It makes you very angry to see this. Its OK to sell a product that is a certain size. Its not ok to sell a product fro 10 years and make subtle packaging and sixe changes, when the consumer still knows the old size. It's awful!

[@truthreigns7]

@@SilverCymbal yes like powerade. They did sell the 32 ounce then a few years ago they switched to 28 ounce but the same price and sometimes more

[@ExiMaster]

here i stand broken hearted, shit my pants and almost farded