EcoFlow Cuts Rapid Pro Power Bank Prices by Up to $80

EcoFlow has cut prices on both of its Rapid Pro power banks, with the larger Rapid Pro X dropping to $170 from $250 — an $80 reduction — and the standard Rapid Pro falling to $70 from $126, a $56 cut, according to WIRED. WIRED senior writer Simon Hill, who has tested the devices, writes that prices have slid steadily since the Rapid Pro line launched in late 2025, but "I have never seen them available for cheaper than this."

What is EcoFlow discounting right now?

Two models are on sale. The Rapid Pro X carries a 27,650 mAh capacity and sells for $170. The smaller Rapid Pro holds 20,000 mAh and sells for $70. Both are sold through Amazon, per WIRED's reporting. A related accessory, the EcoFlow Rapid Pro Desktop Charger, is also discounted to $140 from $190, a $50 cut.

What can the Rapid Pro X do for $170?

The Rapid Pro X delivers up to 300 watts total output, enough to run a laptop, phone, and headphones at once, WIRED reports. Its capacity sits just under the maximum allowed on commercial flights. The unit has three USB-C ports rated at 140 watts, 65 watts, and 65 watts, plus a built-in retractable 2-foot USB-C cable rated at 140 watts. A 3.9-inch LCD screen shows remaining charge as a percentage and per-device charging rates, and can display temperature, battery health, brightness, and screen-timeout settings. The bank also pairs with EcoFlow's companion app.

What does the smaller Rapid Pro offer at $70?

The 20,000 mAh Rapid Pro trims total output to 230 watts combined. It ships with a built-in 100-watt USB-C cable, a 100-watt USB-C port, and two 65-watt USB-C ports — fewer watts across the board than the X, but a lower price and smaller footprint.

How fast do these power banks recharge?

Both models support most major fast-charging protocols, including PD3.1, PPS, QC3.0, AFC, Apple 2.4A, BC1.2, SCP, FCP, and UFCS, according to WIRED. Charging the Rapid Pro X from a single 140-watt USB-C input takes roughly an hour; using both inputs simultaneously gets it to 80 percent in under 30 minutes. With EcoFlow's optional dock, which charges through pogo pins at 320 watts, the Rapid Pro X reaches 80 percent in 20 minutes. The smaller Rapid Pro can also hit the 20-minute mark using the separately sold Desktop Charger.

"I have never seen them available for cheaper than this." — Simon Hill, WIRED

What to watch

• Whether EcoFlow extends the discounted pricing past the current sale window, which WIRED does not specify an end date for.
• Capacity limits for air travel: the Rapid Pro X's 27,650 mAh rating sits near the typical carry-on battery cap airlines enforce.
• Bundle costs: hitting the fastest 20-minute recharge times on either model requires buying EcoFlow's dock or Desktop Charger separately.