EcoFlow has released a small but powerful power brick that can provide fast charging time.

Laptops, cameras, headlights, mobile phones... If you are a student, like to travel, or just play outdoors, then these digital toys are likely to appear. A small and reliable power supply is a new way of daily carrying.

Good news for those on the go. EcoFlow has just launched the RIVER mini power station. This small but powerful power brick can charge up to 8 devices at a time, and can charge from cold to 80% in one hour.

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This article is sponsored by EcoFlow. Read on to learn more about EcoFlow RIVER mini.

In the past decade, lithium-ion battery packs have become mainstream. The relatively new power player EcoFlow is branded on the amplifier with its DELTA power station. The smallest DELTA mini in the DELTA series can power the mobile media army, and is a good choice for car camping and power supplies around homes.

But the heavy watt weight is only the size of a small cooler, which makes the power bank less portable. EcoFlow's RIVER mini is only the size of a brick-about 25% smaller than the competition-and is a compelling choice for those who need electricity but don't need volume.

Price: US$349 Weight: 2.85 kg (6.2 lbs) Dimensions: 9 inches x 5.5 inches x 5.2 inches Capacity: 210 Wh Power output: 300 W (powers 90% of consumer electronics and small appliances*) Fast charging time : 80% within one hour. Reach 100% within 1.5 hours. (300W input) Solar charging time: 3-6 hours. In full sun

*When used with the brand's X-Boost technology, RIVER mini can support electrical appliances up to 600W.

One of the biggest disadvantages of portable power supplies is the time required for charging. It usually takes four to eight hours to charge a depleted power station. This means that the power supply that you carry with you may need to be plugged in the night before.

short time? RIVER mini can be charged from zero to 80% in one hour. Can you spare another 30 minutes? It can be fully charged in 1.5 hours.

Of course, if you have to go on the road, you can charge the RIVER mini through the port of the car. According to EcoFlow, it takes approximately 3.5 hours to fully charge the car.

Whether it is outside the grid or on site, RIVER mini can use solar energy. But it will take longer. Depending on the cloud coverage, it will end anywhere between three to six hours.

This is only a small part of the time required to charge a competitive power source, which makes RIVER mini a real leader in this field.

The neon lights and heavy handles disappeared. RIVER mini features cool, unassuming ostentation. The matte black finish matches the subtle curves to make the edges of this power brick clear.

On the front, RIVER mini outputs power through four USB ports (including Type C for the latest Macbook Pro or iPad), two "Anywhere AC" ports, and a DC port for cars. Cut off the power cord, RIVER mini is equipped with a 15W wireless charger for the phone.

You can charge up to 8 devices at the same time, which makes RIVER mini a compelling mobile office for digital nomads.

RIVER mini is about the size of a brick and weighs just over 6 pounds. Backpackers may want something lighter, but its compact form factor is about 25% smaller than competing power banks, making RIVER mini ideal for students, travelers or mobile professionals who need to charge while away from power outlets.

The 300W rated power allows you to charge most consumer electronic products such as mobile phones, laptops or drones. If you need to squeeze more juice, X-Boost mode allows RIVER mini to power some 600W devices such as refrigerators or desktop computers.

This is really physics. Turning off the watt will generate heat. In order to prevent the power station from overheating, the power station is equipped with fans. On the downside, fans on more powerful radio stations tend to buzz loudly.

But this is not the case with RIVER mini. Running and charging whispers around 40db. For those who do not track decibels, this falls into the "almost inaudible range", just like what you hear in the library.

Therefore, please continue to camp at your local coffee shop. Both you and your neighbors at the table can enjoy your latte.

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