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Alexa commands; EcoFlow is working on adding this feature. 

After downloading it to my Google Pixel 7 phone, I created an account and allowed the app to find the Wave 2 unit using Bluetooth. I finished up by putting the device on my home’s Wi-Fi network. All told, it took about 10 minutes to get the Wave 2 up and running.

The center of attention is the app’s large circular temperature display that acted like a thermostat to keep the temperature constant. In addition to turning the system on and off, I was able to set the Wave 2’s shut-off timer at half-hour intervals. The interface also allows choosing between displaying the ambient air temperature or what’s measured at the vent.

As is the case with an air conditioner, the Wave 2 condenses water from the atmosphere, which is used to cool the system’s hottest parts. Excess water flows to an internal reservoir that the app keeps track of and automatically turns off when it’s full; the kit came with a flexible drain hose. 

EcoFlow Wave 2 review: Performance

Overall, the Wave 2 did a great job keeping an under heated back hallway comfortable and made me want to throw away the space heater I’ve been using. With the temperatures outside dropping into the 20s Fahrenheit, the Wave 2 delivered 124-degree F. air to maintain a comfy 74 degrees F within the room. On the downside, it wasn’t able to use its stored water to humidify the air in the winter. 

Later I simulated a hot day by putting the Wave 2 into my home’s furnace room that hit 100 degrees F. Its 43-degree air cooled the room to 72 degrees F in about 25 minutes.

The best part is that the Wave 2 is a power miser, using just 4.3 watts of power in idle mode. This rose to 536 watts when heating, 286 watts for cooling – between one-third and one-half of conventional heating and cooling devices. The fan used 30 watts at full blast.

When running, it’s about as noisy as a space heater with a fan or a Window AC unit; I measured a reading of 57.2dBA at 36 inches from its air vent. The room I used had a background noise level of 38.2dBA. Using the Eco and Sleep modes lowered the noise levels to 51.1- and 50.6dBA. Those figures are in line with the company’s claim of a 44-56dB operating range.

EcoFlow Wave 2 review: Accessories

EcoFlow’s Delta Pro Battery makes the Wave 2 truly portable. Based on Nickel-Cobalt-Manganese chemistry, the battery has a 1,159-watt-hour capacity, can undergo at least 800 recharge cycles and has a four element LED charge indicator. On the downside, the two together add up to nearly 50 pounds, making it a big lift for many.

The battery carries an IP65 rating so that it can survive dust and rainstorms. By contrast, the main Wave 2 unit has a less stringent IPX4 water intrusion rating that can stand up to splashes and light rain. 

Still, it allowed me to put heating and cooling anywhere it was needed. The battery lasted for 3 hours at its Max high-output mode, while using the Eco mode extended the runtime to 4 hours and 35 minutes. It went for 4:45 in Sleep mode and took about 2 hours to recharge it.

EcoFlow Wave 2 review: Verdict

At $1,299, the Wave 2 heat pump is about double the cost of one of the and together. The Wave 2’s battery pack adds $900, and the solar panel costs another $1,500. Happily, the company discounts the full package to $2,799, but that’s still pretty steep.

A technological tour de force, the Wave 2 downsizes a heat pump’s output to room level, allowing it to be light enough to lug between places. It is a big step forward for me by making my home cozier. There’s a good chance that someday we’ll all be heating and cooling with heat pumps, but the EcoFlow Wave 2 is here now and has been a huge help in keeping my home comfortable.