EcoFlow River Pro | Should You Buy It ?

[@butterhope287]

The best feauture I like about that River Pro is that it can simultaneously charge a lot of devices all at the same time.

[@wukong4856]

One thing I do love about that River Pro is I am able to attach an extra battery in a matter of minutes.

[@spicypopcord5701]

That River Pro sure is very powerful for a very compact power station.

[@chasebouie1575]

The reason why I got the same River Pro is because it only needs less than 2 hours for it to get to a full charge.

[@thomaslozano5396]

I think the River Pro is the only power station I have seen that has an option to conmect a battery and double the capacity in minutes.

[@imraanbanderker1701]

There is an ecoflow app where you can manage the xboost function and remotely monitor the unit

[@ElecAndAll]

Shukran, I'll try it out.

[@STELLAN25]

Hi, thank you for the amazing content and information you provide to us. I’ve been watching your videos from beat way to day. I would like to get a recommendation as would like to power a work pc that I use for editing and a 24 inch screen. I currently have a Gizzu ups that you recommend that works like a charm. The desktop is a better beffy… I’m not sure of the power draw but it’s uses a 1000w power supply to run normally. I would appreciate the most cost efficient option. Thank you very much once again for sharing your knowledge with us.

[@ElecAndAll]

Howsit, thanks for the positive feedback. It's best to get a UPS as it has the battery charger built in. I'll produce a video when I have some time

[@STELLAN25]

@@ElecAndAll I look forward to the video👍🏽

[@toufeeqallie9903]

Assalaam. This is quite pricey for the average consumer in SA. Could you give your opinion on the Gizzu 296 and 518 units ? they are under R10K. I need to power a monitor, speakers, a laptop and a PC (300W PSU) during loadshedding. Thanks

[@ElecAndAll]

وعليكم السلام ورحمة الله I'll take a look at them. But just be aware that they are power stations and not UPS' meaning that you cannot connect them in line permanently to your loads. You will have to disconnect them each time. I stand to be corrected by at least one of those models aren't a ups. For work, it's best to use a ups

[@toufeeqallie9903]

@@ElecAndAll shukran for that info.

[@Mylifelovingit]

Too expensive for the average South African

[@mohammedismail3499]

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