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888-976-5443 | M-F 9am-5pm AZ MST
support@outboundpower.com
888-976-5443
M-F 9am-5pm AZ MST
support@outboundpower.com
When it comes to portable power stations, the Mango Power E and EcoFlow DELTA Pro stand out as top contenders in the market. These powerhouses cater to various energy needs, but which one suits you best?
We compare these two products by Mango Power and EcoFlow using the following criteria:
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
MSRP (2023) | $3,999.00 USD | $3,699.00 USD |
At $3,699.00, the EcoFlow DELTA Pro is notably more attractive to budget-conscious buyers than the Mango Power E, which is priced at $3,999.00. However, the price disparity reflects differences in features and capacities, which we'll get into next.
Winner: EcoFlow DELTA Pro
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
Battery Capacity | 3,533Wh | 3,600Wh |
Continuous AC Output | 3,000W | 3,600W |
Surge AC Output | 6,000W | 7,200W |
Max Solar Input | 2000W | 1,600W |
Battery Type | LFP | LFP |
Inverter Type | Pure Sine Wave | Pure Sine Wave |
Total Charging Ports | 16 | 15 |
AC Ports | 4 | 5 |
USB-A Ports | 6 | 4 |
USB-C Ports | 2 | 2 |
12V Car Ports | 1 | 1 |
30A RV Port |
1 | 1 |
12V DC Port | 2 | 2 |
This is a close one. In terms of capacity and output, the DELTA Pro takes the lead, but it is only modestly better at 3,600Wh and 3,600W.
In terms of charging ports, the Mango Power E takes a slight edge with 16 vs. 15 in the DELTA Pro - however, the DELTA Pro has one more (5) of the much-desired AC ports than the Mango Power E (4).
Where the Mango Power E shines is in its significantly higher solar input. With a whopping 2,000W of solar charging available, it is a compelling option for off-grid living, camping, and emergency backup.
Winner: Tie
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
Outer Shell | Polycarbonate & Aluminum Alloy |
Polycarbonate & Aluminum Alloy |
Weather Resistance | IP21 | IP20 rating |
At an IP rating of IP21, the Mango Power E's weather resistance is limited. While it can withstand some outdoor elements, it is not designed for harsh or extreme weather conditions.
This IP rating means the Mango Power E is:
The Mango Power E can be used in a wider range of temperatures while discharging than while charging. However, it is still not recommended for use in extreme cold or heat.
Meanwhile, the EcoFlow DELTA Pro boasts a moderate level of weather resistance, with a rating of IP20.
This IP rating means it is protected from solid objects exceeding 12mm in diameter, such as fingers and tools, but it is not fully dustproof or water resistant.
Here's a breakdown of the EcoFlow DELTA Pro's weather resistance:
The DELTA Pro's temperature resistance is moderate. Prolonged exposure to extreme temperatures might affect its performance and lifespan.
Overall, both power stations are suitable for indoor use or sheltered outdoor environments. It's important to avoid exposing them to direct sunlight, rain, snow, or excessive dust.
Winner: Tie
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
Expandable Capacity | Up to 14kWh | Up to 25kWh |
The maximum expandable capacity of the Mango Power E depends on the specific model you choose:
The EcoFlow DELTA Pro boasts an impressive maximum expandable capacity of 25kWh. This means you can significantly increase its initial 3.6kWh capacity to meet your specific power needs:
While both devices offer expandability options, the EcoFlow DELTA Pro provides far more versatility in expanding battery capacity through additional batteries and generators, offering a scalable energy solution.
Winner: EcoFlow DELTA Pro
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
Weight | 99 lbs | 45 kg | 100.1 lbs | 45.4 kg |
Portability | Handle & wheels | Handle & wheels |
Dimensions | 17.8 x 13.6 x 19.4 in 45.2 x 34.5 x 49.4 cm |
25 x 11.2 x 16.4 in 63.5 x 28.4 x 42 cm |
Well, there is very little difference here.
While the Mango Power E is more compact than the DELTA Pro, making it slightly easier to transport compared to its larger counterpart, the difference is not significant.
The weight is virtually the same and both units can be transported with included wheels and handles.
Winner: Tie
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
AC Wall Charger | Yes, included | Yes, included |
Car Charger | Yes, included | Yes, included |
EV Charger | Yes, not included | Yes, not included |
Solar Panels | Yes sold separately | Yes sold separately |
Generator | Yes, sold separately | Yes, sold separately |
Both devices have the same charging options available:
The difference between the two is the estimated charging times for each option. Which one is better? Well, the depends on what your preferred charging option will be. If you're charging with solar, the Mango Power E is superior. If you're charging with at an EV station, the DELTA Pro wins.
Power Input | Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
AC (30A) | 3000W | 1.5 hours | 2 hours |
AC (15A) | 1500W | 6 hours | 4 hours |
Car Charger | 120W | 30-60 hours | 15-30 hours |
EV Charger | Up to 7.2kWh | 1.5 hours | 1 hour |
Solar Panels | 2000W | 2-3 hours | 3-4 hours |
Generator | Variable | Variable | Variable |
Winner: Tie
Mango Power E | DELTA Pro | |
Smartphone Application | Yes | Yes |
Supports Wi-Fi | Yes | Yes |
Supports Bluetooth | Yes | Yes |
We have another dead heat here. Both the Mango Power E and the DELTA Pro offer smartphone applications to control and monitor power controls of each device, and they also both support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth connectivity.
Winner: Tie
Your choice between the Mango Power E and the EcoFlow DELTA Pro will depend on your specific priorities and budget.
Ultimately, both power stations offer exceptionally reliable portable power solutions, but the EcoFlow DELTA Pro shines in terms of capacity and expandability.
As with any significant portable power purchase, assess your specific needs, and let this comparison guide you toward the portable power station that best suits your off-grid lifestyle. Make an informed choice, and enjoy the freedom of reliable, portable power whether you are at home or on the go.