EcoFlow unveils smaller, fourth-generation River portable power stations
The River 260 Gen4 and River 520 Gen4 pack more battery capacity into compact designs, according to EcoFlow.
EcoFlow has introduced a fourth-generation version of its River series of portable power stations, according to a report by The Verge.
The new lineup includes two models: the River 260 Gen4, which features a 256Wh capacity battery, and the River 520 Gen4, which packs in 512Wh, The Verge reported.
The publication noted that these capacities store approximately 2.5 times and 5 times the energy, respectively, compared to the largest units in a reference category mentioned in the report, though the exact comparison point was not fully detailed in the excerpt.
The Verge described the devices as tiny power stations that "punch well above their size and weight," suggesting the new generation offers improved energy density in a smaller form factor compared to previous EcoFlow River models.
Further details on pricing, availability, and additional specifications were not included in the available excerpt from The Verge's report.
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