EcoFlow River 2 PRO 800w LiFePo4 UPS Power Station Solar Generator Review

The Professor reviews the EcoFlow River 2 PRO portable LFP lithium battery power station solar generator and discovers significant improvements.
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[@HOBOTECH]

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[@undefeatedgaul3201]

Picked up this bad boy with the 220w panel! It was 999$ (already great deal imo those panels are pricey) and your coupon code saved me like 75$ more bucks! Thanks hobo!

[@Dinty51]

You could make the ups test even more realistic by running a load on the laptop (eg video rendering). While it's sitting idle on the desktop screen, that's exactly when ups isn't all that critical

[@HOBOTECH]

Load or not doesn't matter.

[@chadcutshall]

Code no longer valid. do you have an updated one?

[@DeliberateNRandom]

Not sure if I missed it, but not in the links. Does the spare battery work for this?

[@M4V3RiCkU235]

This is what an engineer wanna see! Not unpackage and dumb tests. Good job!

[@manimalworks7424]

I bought the Bourgerv 1100wh model upon HOBOTECH’s recommendation for $550 last month. I am afraid my garage will be full of solar generators if I keep watching this channel

[@darrellee4953]

How’s your BougeRV 1100wh model treating you?

[@manimalworks7424]

@@darrellee4953 I’m very happy with it. With a Renogy 175w panel on the roof rack, it charges up to 152w max, and most of the time over 120w. Runs Iceco VL60 fridge for about 50 hours after a full charge.

[@manimalworks7424]

@@LamoidZombieDog 😃😃😅😅😊

[@nicolecole9801]

😂

[@MrSatchelpack]

Where did you get this deal?

[@gregsmith1116]

Thank you, Sir! Glad to see the EcoFlow performs pretty well!

[@McGeeNZ]

Great video, ran all the tests I wanted to see, especially seeing the sine wave.

[@mindofown]

One of the most thorough reviws I've ever seen, Excellent thankyou, subscribed

[@jjkatter]

Thanks much for the review on this product. I just bought one and am waiting from delivery. Can't wait to start using it.

[@chrisumali9841]

Thanks for the demo and video, I appreciate the extensive test and technical details. Have a great day

[@DouglasBarnum]

Yes always watch until the end. I like the Odin microphone scene. Amazing that you captured it. Also like the song from your friend. 😀

[@johnt2491]

It's worth watching these videos for the UPS rant alone. 😅 Thanks as always!! 😍

[@stephenshirk4903]

Yes, I always watch the ending because I’m looking for bloopers. And you never know where you might stick them!

[@MrTmax74]

Never thought I would watch a review of a power station that's 25 minutes long. Very nice review, thorough. This answers all my questions, thanks.

[@rondamon8004]

I was just updating my eco max 2 and I hope they keep improving their products and specially the firmware...great throughout test...!!!

[@Yomamasmamamama]

Subscribed and liked thanks for the great content. Bought one of these last night after watching your videos.

[@JimboP-Outside]

Great review Hobo, I intend to buy this one to backup my cable modem + wireless router.

[@BSerrell4]

THANK YOU for the recommendation and the discount code. I got the River 2 Pro from Amazon during the October prime days and your code still worked. It ended up being 53$ less that the fantastic Costco sale. Great buy!

[@bendeko]

Do your thing man, your tests videos rock.👍

[@TruckFan542]

I bought one of these 5 days ago, looking forward to it getting here!

[@corksauve4949]

I purchased this and a Setpower portable fridge/freezer. I ran the firdge/freezer in our car for 5 hours with just the ecoflow river 2 pro. After 5 hours the pro was still at 78%. Pretty impressive in the middle of a Tucson day (110 deg). Quite happy with my purchase.

[@michaeldreyer3911]

Hi, did you hear the van blowing while running your fridge? I had my MacBook Air, a webcam and mic running and the van started blowing after 20 min. in the middle of a zoom call.

[@judyshorrock7368]

I have the same set up but the DC output display shows extreme fluctuations in wattage- anywhere from 41 to 59 watts. Are you experiencing the same? Thx

[@corksauve4949]

@@judyshorrock7368 Only did this once. I didn't monitor what was going on. I just set it up. Went and did stuff. Ans when I came back this is what I found. So, pretty happy with the setup so far.

[@clarencewiles963]

Thumbs up 👍 I am impressed with the programming and your ability to create a picture of the capabilities and details. Great job 👏 EDIT yes I watch till you wave 👋 goodbye 😊

[@valeriepickens2533]

Ordered this unit, and the Ecoflow 160 W portable solar panel. My little brother stole my Ecoflow River Max and solar panel, so now the money that would have gone on his Christmas gift is now going to keep entertainment available in my hunting cabin!

[@darrenorange2982]

Love your rant about the transfer switch....its complete fair and true I agree with everything you are saying...however. I've noticed that in some cases with lights, which often are the most sensitive smart light are less effected like Philip Hues as as dumb LED lights will flicker.

[@Banagal]

A very good review for a good unit. For now my solar generator shelves are full. BUT, ya just never know what new little toy catches my eye,

[@KatyInNH]

I always watch until the end - must see Odin and the ATV ride in the desert! Great Review!

[@user--PM]

really appreciate you showing the oscilloscope wave when it switches over from ac to battery

[@WranglerRubicon76]

Hobotech, I’m really looking forward to seeing your review on the Ecoflow 220W bifacial solar panel. I’m thinking about buying one but want to wait till I see your review first. Love your videos, especially the mad scientist theme. Take care!

[@chrisroland2428]

Hey Hobotech, love the ending in your videos!

[@markhager8321]

Great unit. I’m leaning that way for my CPAP backup

[@squatch545]

Excellent review. Thank you so much. You are a gentleman and a scholar.

[@stevedesantolo6794]

13:55.. ish... Best rant ever, HOBO! and a greatly informative video as well!

[@mikemcguire5859]

Thanks Professor. Like the crystal skull laptop background picture.

[@JustPeaceLoveAndKindness]

Best review on the internet!! Thanks.

[@davidcarrico3385]

Nice, this has some really good upgrades over my Bluetti eb70s. I was annoyed by Ecoflow’s marketing that was claiming 1600w capacity on some ads without mentioning the true 800w capacity of the inverter. My only other gripe is with sogen manufacturers in general - they should provide more than 10amps of dc output. They should go up to at least 12 to 15 amps, but I would like to see it go even higher. A wireless charge pad would be nice too, but overall this looks like a really good product!!

[@todgak2070]

I watch your videos to determine which power supply I will buy. Thanks for the THOROUGH testing, and you cover all the questions a consumer should ask.

[@todgak2070]

Oh, and if you lose your day job, you could try and sell your show to PBS. It would be a great show.

[@dfastor9959]

Thanks very much for the buzz test for musicians. Hope you enjoyed your time away, but glad your back doing reviews. I’m (prob) working as an outdoor festival musician this autumn. I’m not assuming the venue will have power or a PA & I’ll be primitive camping. The “buzz” is the 1° reason for no Bluetti EB3A. This products checks all the boxes - except for the buzz = no go. I’ve had good experience with BLUE customer service. I anticipate good service from EF. So far, EF Delta 2 is my leading contender. ps. Can you add an “approximate residual power loss” aspect? For everything else your reviews are head and shoulder above anything else I’ve read or watched. pps. Keep this up! Really appreciate your content!

[@bigmac3006]

I'll be ordering one of these for sure!

[@parManify]

Fantastic thorough review.

[@Drogonmoon]

Really looking forward to the EcoFlow bifacial solar panel review !

[@jonthebru]

I live on Maui, we can't get these things shipped here. So I called EcoFlow and they let me know about a dealer on O'ahu called Battery Bob. They were expecting this model soon so I left my information and waited. Today I got the call, paid and they will ship it to my island on the interisland barge. Watching the current KZbin reviews it wasn't too difficult to figure out that this model will serve my needs well.

[@adamw4469]

As I know is the case with technology, I ordered the Bluetti EB70S just a few short weeks ago. The River 2 Pro was the other contender but it didn't really exist at the time. Still happy with my purchase and of course it is all thanks to the excellent reviews of HOBOTECH. Thanks Professor!

[@darrellee4953]

Why didn’t you buy the EB70S?

[@adamw4469]

@@darrellee4953 I did, they don't even make the non-S still do they?

[@LiquidTurbo]

Is it still possible to refund? The River 2 Pro kicks it out of the water.

[@marklewus5468]

I bought an EB70S about six months ago and I love it. It just works great. The only thing I wish is that I had a built-in power supply as with the newer units from bluetti and ecoflow.

[@21degrees]

Thanks for your Protection and Service. Now that the fan noise is low I will consider it when I buy my next inverter in the fall of 23 or Black Friday, etc.

[@ayeameen]

I have river pro and used for several camping and long road trip to power my 12v refrigerator. This looks like significant upgrade! I only use DC output and one problem is DC is not very efficient on River Pro. I have two 100w solar panels and I had to connect in parallel. With v2 I can do series (less cable and more efficient) as it supports upto 50v. It also has slightly higher capacity, LFP, and same pass through capability.

[@dominique___1980]

I'm pausing at 17:30 -- THANK YOU FOR YOUR RANT!!! -- Just had to say that. Sincerely.. that rant was necessary. Imho, you and Will have encouraged manufacturers to make better products. Win-Win-Win!!!

[@Flash1857]

Good in-depth review, thanks

[@traviss589]

Great stuff as always. Thanks for the rant!

[@andrewvickers4487]

Great looking model (the station, not you professor) and another top review. I think your bang for buck verdict here is spot on, which isn't the norm for the premium brands.

[@tk72231968]

Good Review as always Prof.Hobo. I have several Ecoflow products now, a 4kw Powerkit and an original Riverpro, both have been wonderful. I was able to score a package deal on the Delta2 with the 220w bifacial folding panel for $1098...I think that's a pretty good deal.

[@undefeatedgaul3201]

Nice man! I just got the river 2 pro w/ 220 panel for 999 minus hobo code was like 75 off. Thought it was a great deal. I just don’t need a ton of power and liked the smaller size.

[@1hjehje]

Thank you for another excellent review!

[@mgrayjr1]

Fun HOBOTECH jingle at the end of the review! 🙂

[@DtownRepresent]

Very thorough. Thank you sir!

[@natureismyjam]

Just noticed Devil Doll hanging out in the background! One of the best animations of the era. Long live Devil Doll and Radiskull.

[@pedrochancleta12]

Would love to see an updated video of the River 2 Max’s “EPS” feature. Would love to know how quick it engages. Thank you!

[@waynewilliamson4212]

great review. also, to funny about apcs all over the house. I think I have at least 10 of them, basically hooked to every thing I can.

[@mchowdy22]

im very happy with my river 2

[@docdigsby]

Thank you for this review

[@marklundegren]

Much better than gen 1 overall. Beyond the LFP, especially like the smaller handle, and now having all the outputs on the face and the main inputs on the back.

[@Gman-qm6bv]

Thank you for your amplifier test. I planned on running to small low current amps for guitar and voice. You saved my day when you revealed the amp buzz when powered by the Ecoflow! Does the Bluetti, Jackery or Anker also create amp buzz? Thank you!

[@ferebeefamily]

Thank you for the review.

[@richardduke6930]

Thanks , Hobo .

[@Mrceaser-hc6nx]

I have the max and I like it very much ..best power stain around ..

[@sevans66]

I love how I get an add Bluetti Ac60 in the misfire of your review

[@dinhscot]

I love my eco river pro unit

[@AAROnair]

Hi, I’m hoping you have the new Bluetti AC180 in the lab on test somewhere, I would be very interested in your thoughts. I never buy without seeing you review the product first. Excellent channel.

[@geraldwatkins3543]

I always watch it to the end so you can get credit for the view.

[@gunrunner5095]

I bought the river 2 pro after watching your video and then discovered something! The DC input in the back is an XT60i! If you get the "i" it can handle 13a instead of the 8a the XT60 can. Your test bumped against the 8a limit of the XT60 plug I'm guessing you used. And it can do simultaneous charging but has a hard limit of 800w. If you set the AC charging lower I've seen it charge from both as long as you are under the hard limit. So no massive charging from everything but it can take input from both at the same time. I see mine do it everyday in the morning since the battery discharged to my backup reserve limit and it starts trickle charging from AC and then also solar until the solar can handle the load.

[@naturegirl5681]

Love your channel

[@MaxLtd2010]

Very nice and thank you !

[@jasonbroom7147]

I'm LMF(at)A off listening to your rant on the UPS testing. :D

[@arielguzman2875]

Great review. One request. Can you maybe create content on how to test these please? I’ll like to learn how that’s done. Thanks

[@BobbyFigliola]

another great video ... yes. watched to the end

[@Harmons1981icloud]

@hobotech that b perfect for my 150 watt heat lamp n other mars hydro stuff for my 2.3 by 2.3 kit lol but my set up only runs at 220 watts

[@ChatGPT1111]

I have 2 each EcoFlow, Bluetti, Jackery, Ego and a couple homemade (Battleborn/Chins) power stations in a wide variety of sizes (500wH - 5kwH) and this is one of my favorites. I may get a couple of these.

[@user-dc7iw3fu4e]

Why do you have so many?

[@crustyjox]

Good lad.

[@taichanie]

The amp interference test is exceedingly important. If you're trying to work remotely on a laptop thats running off 120v and have to do a video call or anything that records your voice. The mic will have that noise on it as well. Its why I'm so annoyed I didn't watch hobotech's review of the Jackery 1500 before I bought it. Hope some day you can look at the powerkit. Make sure that doesn't have a noisy inverter for #vanlife people trying to work remotely.

[@BigBlue1026]

I bought several EcoFlow battery generators and several of their solar panels. When I went to charge them using the solar panels I found out that you need to buy an accessory MC4 to XT60 connector cable in order to charge these with solar panels. I really like the EcoFlow generators, but I thought this was pretty lousy and I'm sure many will find out the hard way when they have an emergency. BTW, Bluetti does come with a connector to use solar charging.

[@edwardvyzral6186]

Yes I watch the ending it’s all part of it

[@ourvdo549]

Main issue I have with Eco-Flow products is the lack of blue-tooth on many of their products and/or functionality. I don't want to have setup a wi-fi network or switch my mobile device over to the Eco-Flow just to check status when I'm camping! This is a HUGE no-go for me. Also if a unit can be used as a UPS then make the inverter output AC outlets grounded to the input AC so the ALL devices that require grounds can function properly and safely - another HUGE design flaw. As Always thank you Professor for your most thorough review - you are my go to for these products, and I was LOL at your ROBOTECH parody!

[@thebbiddim882]

Can you explain what you mean by the grounding of the ac outputs and inputs? I’m planning on using this unit during an outage situation for my laptop and my three monitors. All 4 devices have 3 pronged plugs. Will this unit pose a problem with devices that use those style plugs?

[@ourvdo549]

@@thebbiddim882 I'm not sure if this appiles to this product Professor Hobotech is reviewing in his video (since it appears the AC oulets have a ground pin) as I have and older gen River MAX Plus but the AC Outlets (output) on the the right side do not have grounding prong connection (just blank hollow holes) so unit will no ground outlets to the grounded input (house utility plug). this could be a problem for some electronics require that grounded plug to remain safe and funtion properly. BTW I purchased my Ecoflow River MAX plus refurbed from ecoflow a couple years ago and it just failed when I needed it most to keep a small DC fridge running during a power outage - about to contact Ecoflow on how to get repaird. I'll come back and update you.

[@LearnByDoing]

I hope for a future review of /comparaison with new bluetti ac180

[@user-xl3wo2ci2b]

definitley watch the ending on every episode

[@ColemanAsCode]

I'm upgrading from a River 2 Max to this River 2 Pro, mainly because of fan noise. Hoping that ~10db difference is real!

[@danajooks9677]

I got tgis for 430$ delivered.....i need it for a 400w car heater.....as i live in it......works wonderfully

[@thefpvlife7785]

I hope updating the software doesn't create any issues as I have heard and read on other websites.

[@ShowemRight]

These power station solar generators remind me of the large radios or "boomboxes" from back in the day, and I remember the D batteries some of them took. It be nice if these units had a battery compartment to change out the batteries when the batteries cycle time maxed out, and no longer able to hold a charge, though that would require all the manufactures to stay on the same page.

[@Rjbalver]

These newer power stations that have the LiFePO4 aim to solve some of that. They are supposed to have a 3,000 charge and empty cycle lifespan. If someone charged and completely drained it everyday that would last 10 years. Who even knows where technology will be in 10 years. We didn’t even have these power stations widely available 10 years ago. That’s makes these a safe bet at least until the next step in tech.

[@davidjones1393]

THKS

[@parManify]

And nice cat talk and song in the end.

[@matt3358]

Great job with the video. Would this river 2 pro be a good unit to power a 1/2 hp sump pump with a running wattage of 1050?

[@g-whiz286]

You should use your new YEAPOOK TABLET oscilloscope for your sine wave purity test instead of the LIUMY multimeter. It has a much higher resolution and generally nicer display.

[@ItsEverythingElse]

I am dubious that capacity can be boosted by 10 or 15% just by firmware changes. Maybe you could retest the smaller River 2 units to see if they've improved.

[@nyleshintz69]

Hope you're well. Thanks for the three finger up w/thumb&little finger curled into the palm. Can I call you a descendant of Shem? Thank goodness for innovations. Most car 12v sockets these days will do 15A.

[@lovesdoggies1481]

I love this one

[@shawnee3]

Excellent video, extremely helpful. Would it be possible and practical to use the river2 pro as a full time UPS to power my cable modem and netgear router. I have a battery backup system specifically for my home sump pumps that also has a wireless module to alert me to any problems with the system. So, I need to be sure my internet does not shut down when the power goes as it often does. Thanks for your time.

[@JohnD0h_IT]

Do you have retry the battery capacity test on the River 2 and River 2 Max to see if they have made a software update to correct the 7X % result? If no, can you please do it? Thanks! By the way, great quality content as usual from you! It's always appreciate!

[@BradKarthauser]

When I want to power a small a/c load with my large power station, I use an old 300 watt inverter. Seems to extend the useful life of the battery with the same load rather than the built in 1000 watt inverter. Thought I'd pass along my experience in case it would be helpful to others.

[@junkerzn7312]

Yup, I do the same thing. Actually I go one better... most small A/C loads are wall-warts for devices that take 12VDC inputs. Get rid of the wall-wart entirely, turn off the AC output, and run the device from the 12VDC output. Though unfortunately most of these power stations also have fairly inefficient DC outputs. There is no reason for it, buck converters can be made 95%+ efficient. Why they don't do it? Probably don't want to spend the tiny bit of extra money on parts. Still, at least the DC output doesn't have any vampire current. I run my cable modem from a little GoLabs' DC output (which doesn't suffer from the 8-hour timeout that the AC output has, either). The cable modem only eats about 5W and the little power station lasts 3 days without mains. I can also run laptops and mini-PCs from (typically) the USB-C output. You can buy USB-C -> 19V cables (USB-C negotiates the voltage, amperage cap is 5A regardless (100W @ 19V), so you can actually get a decent 19VDC output via a USB-C PD port). And again, they last far longer on backup power verses running them off of AC. -Matt

[@durbledurb3992]

We need another test - How much battery drainage occurs per hour if the AC is turned on but no devices are connected, or what is the parasitic draw? 800w inverter should be low, but these portable devices are very poor in that area in my experience, which also somewhat negates their very purpose.

[@shadowpotatoe9482]

I have one of the river 2 maxes and in winter it's on my fish tank. Has the latest firmware and weirdly enough sometimes it switches over instantly and sometimes the light on my tank goes out for a second. So probably still not for computers UPS.... They work nice though, I bought a max instead of a pro and it looks like the pro would have been a better size for me.... but I keep it in my truck back seat and it runs a small air compressor in my box so I'm happy as I have mobile air and an always charged 600w power station with me wharever I go. Sure I could have installed an inverter for the compressor but then it's stuck with the truck and loses the ability to be used elsewhere. Good products sofar It seems

[@royspencer6629]

Good review,, thought out and in depth.. as far as the song at the end.. hope no one was In depth with the poor cat 🤐

[@PascalSchoenhardt]

Hey! Would you be willing to retest the capacity of the two smaller units with the newer firmware? Very interested in seeing if they actually improved. Thanks!

[@brucemurray2520]

I don't watch all the way to the end because you seem to play the same end-of-show video. I often bail as soon as you say "subscribe". Suggest you mix it up. Before you say goodbye tell viewers what is coming up for "end-of-show". Create a dozen different exit vids and suprise us. You could ask us to send you images of our solar setups and run those at the end. Maybe even have the cat say different things. Keep up the good work!! Thanks!

[@BruceMallett]

Of course I watched to the end!

[@phhowe17]

I wonder if the UPS/EPS function takes different time to switch over depending on load. The laptop was pretty light load. I'm looking at 100-200w of desktop computer switching.

[@dakiddnyce]

Can I use this for my outside bar to run tv blender small refrigerator.