EcoJack: Flow of Fright- EcoFlow RAPID Pro X Cover

Update: I'm super shocked that my weird little spooky RAPID Pro X cover idea was a winner! I took some early feedback I received on the model and decided to make it a standalone tea light lantern. So if you like EcoJack's tiki-inspired style but are disappointed by his limited use-case, please check out Grimjaw!

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They set EcoJack on the table at dusk during the Halloween party. A hollow plastic jack o’ lantern shell snapped over a new USB power bank. His grin a little too wide, teeth a little too twisted. When the first cord slid into his sockets, the house lights dimmed a shade. Nobody noticed.

Phones drank. EcoJack drank deeper. A slight humming whine filled the air, but the party was in full swing. Nobody noticed.

By full dark, the neighborhood clocks blinked 12:00, having reset themselves. Lawn inflatables sagged like exhumed things. Guests pulled back their phones at 100% and stared at photos of subtly wrong pumpkins in their backgrounds... all wearing the same rictus grin.

Near midnight, someone tried to unplug EcoJack. The cord wouldn’t release. His grin tightened, eyes narrowing to slits, and the house fell silent but for that thin, hungry whine.

The batteries stayed full. The house did not.
 

Thanks for checking out my model! As you can tell from the photos, it was created based on models provided by EcoFlow for their RAPID Pro X power bank. It snaps on the printed decoy very nicely, but I don't have a way of confirming that it works properly on the retail product. Print (and use!) at your own risk. 

Not responsible for missing partygoers. 

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