Announcement: Ecoflow Mini Wifi Review (portable battery & Solargenerator)

[4x4tripping]

I received a belated Christmas present from myself, an Ecoflow River Mini Wifi. I hereby announce a small Review - but I still need some time for it.

If you have any test scenarios, just let me know here in the forum, via PM, or directly via blog.

Key data
210 WH battery
Charging via power socket (300W), solar (MPPT 100W), cigarette lighter (100W)
220v sine wave inverter (300/600)
100w USB-C port
12v cigarette lighter with 12a
Various USB connections
Control on the unit directly and/or APP

The first impression is quite passable in terms of performance, but it's already foreseeable that not everything is quite as rounded as it was with the big River Pro from the crowdfunding campaign in 2020.

But: the thing is small, light, handy - and the key data (including USB-C with 100W) should be sufficient for travel purposes. I'm curious! The bigger River Pro was still too powerful, so I try again a downsizing for weight/space inside of my rig.

trippin

 

[JPOVS]

I have been considering one of these mini wireless units for up in the roof top tent. Figure it might be nice for charging an iPad, running a small usb fan, or a 12v mattress pad heater.
Costco had the River Pro for a really good price around the holidays. I picked one up along with the 160 solar panel they had for a good price too. Both appear to be really nice. I’m going to be mainly running my Dometic CFX35 off this in my overlanded 4Runner and sometimes in my road tripping / hiking trailhead vehicle Outback Wilderness. I like that I will be able to easily switch between the two vehicles for various trips. The River Pro was able to run my Cuisinart Airfryer under 400 degrees in the kitchen as a test, but only ran my CF65dz in the basement for just under a day in freezer mode with lots of meat that was overflow from the deep freezer.
I like how these don’t have the big Jackery handle taking up additional space.