I PCS'd to Japan and bought this generator as a back up during rainy season. The generator is large enough to power appliances in the house. It is not too heavy to use for camping and other recreational activities. The noise level is not bad for a generator of this size.

Just purchased and completed the pre run requirements. Pushed the electric start and it started immediately, ran it for 10 minutes and was very pleased with the quiet. Turned the gas off and ran the carburetor dry. Ready to go for the first camping trip.

After the freeze that we underwent here in Texas I decided this would be cheap insurance. Since I am on Nat. gas it will power both my furnaces and keep the pipes from freezing. Many people are still recovering from this nightmare almost 1 year later. The iGen 4500 is quiet and supplies all the power I need.

I purchased 2 of these generators about a month ago and waited till today to "fire them up". Directions were super simple (this is my 1st time using this type of portable power). I am bringing my travel trailer home next Saturday and will see get a live test as I also have on order the Westinghouse Parallel Power Cord. I was very pleased with the smooth sound too. Of course the real test will be when I use them for boon docking.

I purchased the iGen 4500c to replace a generator that was stolen. It is easy to set up out of the box. You just need to add oil (included), connect the battery, add gas, turn the fuel valve to on, turn the rocker switch on and press the start button. It is really quiet and is easy to maneuver with the telescoping handle.

I have only used it three times so far. What I can say is it is very quiet which is exactly what I was looking for as I primarily plan to use it for camping. The handle and wheels make it easy to move. I really like the electric starter and the lights and display are simple. It runs my camper A/C with plenty of power to spare. All in all its just what I was looking for.

I purchased this particular Inverter generator because of how much power it produces vs cost. It's much cheaper then the Honda's of the world (not saying they are bad just out of my budget. For now). So far it's seems like it will do exactly what I need which is to power my house (minus the 220 loads) items that I will need during a power outage. The newest model does have an hour meter in the digital display. I don't care that the 30 amp plug is upside down or not. Just use a bungee cord or coat hanger around the handle to relieve cord strain and this will keep it plugged in nice and tight. Only have had it a few weeks so can't comment on durability but I bought it for the price and the electric start (other family members come to my house during a hurricane so this allows them to start it) so time will tell

I am a 64-year-old lady, single, camping enthusiast, and I have no problem using this generator or moving it from my garage to my truck bed. It runs everything in my travel trailer, even the AC, while using the microwave. It's very quiet and I thoroughly enjoy it.

We bought this for camping with our travel trailer. Would have given it 5 stars but after following the initial startup procedure it still would not start. Good thing my husband is mechanical - he had to take it apart and found that the electric choke had not been plugged in. Once he fixed that it started right up. Seems to be a good generator: very quiet, nice features and small footprint.

The generator ended up being larger than we expected. However, the wheels make it easy to move/use. Very quiet, and runs everything we need it to run. So impressed with how quiet it is. The #1 reason we wanted this Generator. We were not disappointed.