EcoFlow RIVER 3 Max Portable Power Station
Product Description
EcoFlow sells the RIVER 3 Max as a pair: the RIVER 3 Plus station and a 286 Wh Extra Battery 300, 572 Wh between them. The appeal is flexibility — take both for a long weekend, leave the extra battery behind when you want a ten-pound kit, and refill either from a wall outlet in about an hour.
What's in the box
- EcoFlow RIVER 3 Plus portable power station (286 Wh) ×1
- RIVER 3 Plus Smart Extra Battery EB300 (286 Wh) ×1
- AC charging cable ×1
- USB-B to USB-A UPS communication cable ×1
- Manuals and warranty card
- Solar panels and solar charging cables
- Car charging cable
EcoFlow sells the RIVER 3 Max as this pair — the station and the extra battery arrive as two separate units.
Not sure what else you need? Call the Satmodo team on (619) 238-0205 and we will check it against your setup.
Specifications
| Battery capacity | 286 Wh (RIVER 3 Plus) plus a 286 Wh Extra Battery 300 — 572 Wh together |
|---|---|
| Cell chemistry | LFP (LiFePOâ‚„), 3,000 cycles to 80% capacity |
| AC output | 600 W total across three outlets — 1,200 W surge, 1,200 W with X-Boost |
| USB output | One 100 W USB-C, two 12 W USB-A |
| Car output | 126 W (12.6 V, 10 A) |
| AC input | 100–120 V, 380 W — empty to full in 60 minutes |
| Solar input | 220 W — full in as little as 1.5 hours |
| Car input | 220 W, 11–55 V — full in 3.3 hours |
| UPS switchover | Under 10 ms |
| Noise | Under 30 dB |
| Weight | 10.4 lb per unit (9.2 × 9.1 × 5.8 in) |
Specifications from EcoFlow's published product data for the RIVER 3 Plus and Extra Battery 300.
What it will actually run
- Satellite phone or messenger: dozens of full charges
- Starlink Mini: about a day and a half
- 12 V camp fridge: a night and most of the following day
- Laptop: six to eight full charges
- Camp lights and phone charging for four: several days
- Drone or camera batteries: a full week of shooting
Who buys this one
People who want camp power without a DELTA in the trunk: weekend campers, boat owners keeping electronics off the house bank, photographers and anyone who needs a satellite terminal and a few devices kept alive. It is also a sensible small-outage kit for an apartment, where a larger station has nowhere to live.
Keeping it topped up
A 220 W folding panel fills it in about an hour and a half of good sun, so a single panel makes this an open-ended setup rather than a countdown. Charging from the car at 220 W is the other easy route — an hour of driving covers most of a day's use.
Where people use it



Common questions
Two units: the RIVER 3 Plus power station and the Extra Battery 300. EcoFlow sells that pairing as the RIVER 3 Max. Together they hold 572 Wh, and you can leave the extra battery at home when you want a 10-pound kit instead of a 21-pound one.
Not really. At 10.4 lb for the station alone it is a car-camping and basecamp tool. For hiking you want a power bank under 100 Wh — light, and legal in carry-on luggage.
Yes, for around a day and a half on the full 572 Wh, and longer over USB-C than through the AC outlets because you skip the inverter. Add a 220 W panel and you can keep it online indefinitely in decent sun.
Empty to full in about an hour. That matters more than it sounds — it means you can top up over lunch on a road trip rather than planning an overnight charge.
Comfortably. A 12 V compressor fridge averages 30–60 W, so 572 Wh covers a night and most of the next day, and a modest solar panel makes it open-ended.
The RIVER 3 Plus supports EcoFlow's EB300 and EB600 extra batteries, so you can grow the kit rather than replace it. If you already know you need more than 572 Wh, though, a DELTA-series station is better value per watt-hour.
More Information
| SKU | EFRIVER3Max-US |
|---|---|
| Use physical product data | No |
| Item Returns | This item can be returned |
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