Anker SOLIX F3000 vs EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 (2026): Which to Buy?

Specs head-to-head

SpecAnker SOLIX F3000EcoFlow Delta Pro 3
Capacity3072 Wh4096 Wh
Continuous Output3000 W4000 W
Surge Output6000 W8000 W
Weight79.6 lbs113.5 lbs
Battery ChemistryLiFePO4LiFePO4
Cycle Life3000 cycles4000 cycles
Recharge Time70 min60 min
Max Solar Input1200 W2600 W
Anker SOLIX F3000

Anker · SOLIX F3000

3072 Wh · 3000W output · 79.6 lbs

$1298.99
In Stock
EcoFlow Delta Pro 3

EcoFlow · Delta Pro 3

4096 Wh · 4000W output · 113.5 lbs

$2599.00
In Stock

Two big home-backup stations. They overlap in mission but separate on scale.

The EcoFlow goes bigger. 4,096Wh versus the Anker's 3,072Wh, 4,000W of 120/240V output for hard-wired 240V appliances, and expandability to 48kWh (double the F3000's 24kWh). If your goal is to back up an entire home or build a large off-grid bank, the Delta Pro 3 has more ceiling — and a bigger 2,600W solar input to match.

The Anker is the lighter, leaner option. At 79.6 lbs it undercuts the Delta Pro 3's 113.5 lbs by over 30 pounds, and its 6,000W surge still starts well pumps, AC units, and tools without drama (see Surge Watts vs Running Watts). For a fridge-plus-essentials backup that you might occasionally move, 3kWh is plenty and the F3000 typically costs less.

Full reviews: Anker SOLIX F3000 (currently $1298.99) · EcoFlow Delta Pro 3 (currently $2599.00).