"Power outages always seem to happen at the worst time-during a winter storm when you need your heat, in the middle of cooking dinner, or right when you're on an important video call. The problem is solved with gas generators but includes exhaust fumes, constant noise, and the hassle of storing fuel. Portable power stations give you clean backup power without the headaches, and the EcoFlow Delta 3 Classic just dropped to $399 from $599 on Amazon."
"The 1800W continuous output handles most household essentials. Your refrigerator keeps running during an outage so you don't lose a freezer full of food; your space heater keeps one room comfortable when the furnace goes down, and you can make coffee with an electric kettle or run a microwave to warm up meals. The 3600W surge capacity covers those brief power spikes when devices first turn on, like when your fridge compressor kicks in or you fire up a power tool."
The EcoFlow Delta 3 Classic is a portable power station with a 1024Wh LiFePO4 battery and 1800W continuous output, currently priced at $399 (down from $599). The battery chemistry supports over a decade of life and the unit charges from empty to 80% in about 45 minutes. It features automatic switchover in under 10 milliseconds, 3600W surge capacity, and X-Boost mode reaching 2600W for heavier loads. Real-world uses include running a refrigerator for roughly 12 hours, powering a CPAP for several nights, supporting winter camping or RV trips, and offering silent indoor backup without fuel storage.
Read at Kotaku
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