ECOFLOW River 2 Alternative - Will It Power Our Off Grid Cabin?

I need a portable power solution. Should I go with the ECOFLOW River 2 or the BLUETTI EB3A? I was about to buy the Ecoflow River 2 when I noticed an ad for the WETOWN WT300A.
It had similar specs to the Ecoflow and the Bluetti, but much cheaper. When I was looking, it was $155 compared to $239 for the Ecoflow and $299 for the Bluetti. I took the bait. Did I make a $155 mistake?
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The WETOWN portable power station tested in this video:
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The watt meter used in this video:
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Other good portable power stations:
Ecoflow River 2
(Much faster charging, slightly smaller battery, larger inverter)
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Bluetti EB3A
(Also much faster charging, slightly smaller battery, larger inverter)
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[@jrandyw]

Thanks for the review. I picked one up off Amazon. I got about 266Wh from my inverter test but my test was different from yours. Still, that means I got about 89% efficiency from the inverter which is quite good in my book. I did a pure DC out test and got 297Wh from it. Very happy with my purchase. Again, thanks.

[@tinycabinpnw]

I'm glad you're happy with it! I've had this little inverter up at the cabin several weekends now and it will run all my lights all weekend, keep my devices charged, and still have over 50% battery still left.