No unnecessary explanations, no extra fluff, just straight to the point. These are the real MVPs! It’s like, "Here’s the problem, here’s the solution, done!" You don’t even need a voiceover—just watching gets the job done. That’s what makes it real-life: no talk, just action! Simply Loving it.

Wow! I've been binge-watching EcoFlow and 12V battery videos for the past two weeks, and you absolutely nailed it with the content in this one. There isn't much information out there on this topic, so I really appreciate your insights. I was also blown away by the quality of the animations and the overall style—it's truly top-notch! The cinematography is out of this world!

This is 100% absolutely the best editing and best video style i have ever seen in relation to this stuff. LOVE the format.

Literally looking for this for days this is simply the best write up ever. Now if I can just find the video on how to charge the batteries from the Ecoflo. I’ll be set.

This is Incredibly useful for a budget minded grid down weather preppers like me. Clear, concise and not a word was spoken. Thank you

I love your graphs. 👍 I knew all of that information already, but its nice to see it clearly laid out in laymans terms and nicely done visually for others to see. I also use external batteries on all of my power stations and its been working great.

This is such a great video. Straight to the point. Didn't have to fast forward through 10 minutes of backstory. Also, bravo on the XT-60i connector hack. Thanks.

This video deserves some serious accolades. Perfect in every way. Concise and informative. Job well done.

The XT60i connector trick is great. Great video!

Instead of trying to Hack an XT60 to make it an XT60i .. just get yourself an M8 Eyelet to MC4 connector (instead of an M8 eyelet to XT60) and then use the EcoFlow's provided MC4 to XT60i connector. Works just as well and you don't risk anything going wrong (like an untended short caused by a loose strand or something).

Graphics and camera work are excellent! I understood why towards the end 😀 I wish EcoFlow would price the extra batteries accordingly. Their extra batteries often cost as much as the unit

Great video. Can't wait for U showing to charge the external batteries.

I’ve been doing this with my EF River Max for two years now. Works perfectly.

I like this video, to the point and some extra information about the 3rd pin on the XT-60i. My travel kit includes 2x 100AH Power Queen Minis connected in series to deliver the power I need during low sunshine, The PQs are recharged using 3x220w bifacial panels in series via a Victron 100x30 BT controller. My remaining bifacial panels are in series to recharge the D2M or D2. Thank you, great information

i learn more from this video with no voice than any other!!!! PERFECT! like and follow

The best part: Third pin explanation. Owesome.

I like how this video was presented. Thank you.

Very nicely produced and high-quality video! Thanks for this information--I'm a new Delta 2 owner, and just became aware two weeks ago regarding the function of the XT60i connector in the Ecoflow models

thank you elegant simplicity. the other videos are so scattered

Thank you I have an EcoFlow on the way to power my camping trailer. This is prefect way to expand capacity without buying there expensive batteries