Main trade-off
OUPES Mega 1
The 36-minute full-charge claim requires AC and solar together.
Head-to-head
Choose Mega 1 for a higher appliance ceiling and solar intake. DELTA 3 suits a shorter transfer-time requirement with almost identical carry weight.
Before you choose
For a steady 300W load, OUPES Mega 1 models to about 2.7 hours and EcoFlow DELTA 3 to 2.7 hours.
What this is based on
Hours = nominal Wh × 0.8 / 300W. Inputs 1024Wh and 1024Wh. The 80% factor is a shared planning allowance for unusable energy and conversion losses, not a measured efficiency. Idle draw, temperature and the real load change runtime.
Main trade-off
The 36-minute full-charge claim requires AC and solar together.
Main trade-off
One 500W solar input cannot make use of the Plus model 1000W two-input setup.


Choose Mega 1 for a higher appliance ceiling and solar intake. DELTA 3 suits a shorter transfer-time requirement with almost identical carry weight.
Capacity does not decide this pair
Winner by situation
Mega 1 is rated for 2,000W continuous output and DELTA 3 for 1,800W. A 1,900W running load fits only the Mega rating. Its startup demand and outlet requirements still need checking.
DELTA 3 publishes a 10ms transfer limit against 20ms for Mega 1. That meets the stated specification preference, although neither figure guarantees continuity for every connected device.
The shared planning case gives 2.7 hours from OUPES Mega 1 and 2.7 from EcoFlow DELTA 3. Measure actual wattage before choosing a required overnight reserve.
The maximum input is 800W for OUPES Mega 1 and 500W for EcoFlow DELTA 3. Compare your actual panel strings with the voltage and current limits as well as this total.
What matters in practice
For a steady 300W load, OUPES Mega 1 models to about 2.7 hours and EcoFlow DELTA 3 to 2.7 hours.
Hours = nominal Wh × 0.8 / 300W. Inputs 1024Wh and 1024Wh. The 80% factor is a shared planning allowance for unusable energy and conversion losses, not a measured efficiency. Idle draw, temperature and the real load change runtime.
OUPES Mega 1 stores about 36.8 nominal watt-hours per pound, compared with 37.1 for EcoFlow DELTA 3.
Nominal energy divided by published weight: 1024 / 27.8 and 1024 / 27.6. This compares stored energy per lifting weight, not measured efficiency or handle comfort.
Mega 1 provides 60% more maximum solar intake than DELTA 3, while DELTA 3 halves the published transfer-time figure.
(800 / 500 - 1) × 100 = 60%. Transfer limits are 20ms and 10ms, not zero-interruption guarantees.

OUPES, Mega 1
A manageable starter battery with room to grow. Its 2000W inverter can cover a short high-draw job, while two optional B2 batteries address the very different problem of making smaller loads run longer.

EcoFlow, DELTA 3
The expandable DELTA 3 for buyers who do not need the Plus model extra solar input. The battery and inverter are the same size, so the simpler charging setup can be entirely sufficient.
Meaningful differences
| What changes | OUPES Mega 1 | EcoFlow DELTA 3 | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|---|
| Nominal battery energy | 1024 Wh | 1024 Wh | Stored energy determines the starting runtime budget. |
| Continuous AC output | 2000 W | 1800 W | This is the sustained rating used for load screening, separate from surge and boost modes. |
| Lifting weight | 27.8 lb | 27.6 lb | Wheels help on flat ground. A trunk, step or shelf still requires a lift. |
| Maximum solar input | 800 W | 500 W | The panel voltage, current and per-port limits must also fit. |
| Dedicated battery expansion | Supported with compatible equipment | Supported with compatible equipment | Charging from an external source is different from integrated battery expansion. |
| Published transfer limit | 20 ms | 10 ms | Verify the exact connected device. A short transfer specification does not guarantee uninterrupted operation for every load. |
What you give up
What matters in practice
Both have 1,024Wh and weigh within 0.2 pounds. The base runtime and carrying burden are effectively the same planning class.
Mega 1 adds 200W to the continuous ceiling. That helps a compatible load near 1,800W, but supplies no extra battery energy to electronics.
DELTA 3 specifies 10ms transfer against 20ms for Mega 1. Mega lists 800W solar input against 500W. Choose the requirement you actually need.
What the facts say
Useful conclusions from the current portable power stations comparison, followed by the checked facts used to reach them.
Only 6 of 50 models checked match every need here: “I want power for campsites and weekends away”, “I need backup for household essentials”, and “Solar is a real part of my recharge plan”.
6 matching models from 50 checkedOUPES Mega 1 lists 2,000 W for rated AC output, 11% above EcoFlow DELTA 3 at 1,800 W.
Match countThe count uses the current product-to-need assignments for “I want power for campsites and weekends away”, “I need backup for household essentials”, and “Solar is a real part of my recharge plan”. A need with no documented match does not count.
Calculation noteRated continuous output is used. Surge and voltage-lowering boost modes are excluded. 47 of 50 models have comparable published figures for context.
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