EcoFlow's Do-Everything Solar Generator Bundle Is $400 Off for October Prime Day

2 min readOctober Prime Day deals are in full swing, with deals on some of our favorite products, like generators.EcoFlow’s Delta 3 Classic solar generator is 36 percent off for a limited time.It’s a strong pick for camping, road trips, and backup power when the grid goes down.Portable power stations have gone from niche camping gear to something plenty of people now keep in the garage for the next storm. EcoFlow is one of the brands we often reach for in our testing, and of everything marked down for October Prime Day, its Delta 3 Classic is one we’d steer you toward, especially in this bundle, which throws in a 220-watt solar panel. Right now, it’s 36 percent off, and it’s among the best deals we’ve seen so far.Shop Prime Big Deal Days hereThe bundle normally runs for $1,099, but for a limited time, it’s down to $699 and includes a folding solar panel. The station on its own is on sale for $499 right now, so the panel is only adding about $200 in this bundle. That’s less than you’d pay to add it later, so if you have any interest in charging off the grid, this is the version to grab.The Delta 3 Classic gets you a 1,024-watt-hour battery, four AC outlets, and three USB ports, but no option to add expansion batteries down the line. If you want expandable power, you can check out the Delta 3 Plus, which one of our editors ran for five days straight at an off-grid music festival. Think of the Classic as a fixed amount of power you can carry to a campsite or lean on during an outage, not the building block for a whole-home system.As for output, it handles 1,800 watts continuously, which covers a full-size refrigerator, a microwave, lights, fans, and a laptop at once. A surge rating of 3,600 watts handles the brief spike of extra power that appliances like fridges and power tools pull the moment they switch on. For devices that draw more, like a kettle or a hair dryer, an X-Boost mode pushes the limit to 2,600 watts.EcoFlow’s X-Stream system takes it from empty to 80 percent in 45 minutes off a wall outlet, or full in about an hour. The included 220-watt panel is bifacial, so it pulls light from both sides, and in good sun it refills the station in less than 6 hours. You can chain a second panel to speed that up, though the station caps solar input at 500 watts.This bundle offers great versatility for when the power goes out or during a weekend off the grid, and it’s less maintenance than a gas-powered model. For $699, you get a lot of capacity for the money, plus a solar panel that makes this a great buy compared to purchasing the station alone.Shop the EcoFlow October Prime Day Deals hereBrandon Russell is a freelance writer covering gear and technology. He started his journey as a news writer at a small newspaper and later began reviewing smartphones, movies, and video games. In his free time, he enjoys the slower, more intentional experience of using a 35mm film camera and making short videos about movies he grew up watching.