So far so good. Set up instructions were clear and easy to follow. Generator started on the third pull. Haven't had a chance to fully test it but if the specs are accurate it should do what's needed. Ran quiet in both modes.

Well made and has everything need to operate and maintain. Compact size is nice. Instructions are detailed but understandable and fully covers the unit.

Purchased the generator 2 months ago and used it for the first time at our cabin over the 4th of July week. It performed flawlessly the whole time. Had no problem running our full sized refrig, a dozen lights, 5 fans (it was in the 90s in U.P. of Michigan), a battery tender for our radio, and at least a dozen phone chargers and never went past 50%. All of this and was still able to last 9 hours plus on a tank of fuel. Very happy with the fuel consumption as it was about equal to our old Westinghouse 2200 with so much more reserve. Hoping to get the same or better life out of this one as previous one lasted over 10 years and well over 1500 hours of moderate to heavy use. We are excited to see the hour meter over the next 10. This generator is a great step up in power at very little if any extra fuel consumption. Noise level is excellent and starts quickly if you don't run it completely out of fuel.

Iv'e for years now used a good old Champion 4000 for my RV. Every year it gets heavier (108 lbs dry) and a little louder. After watching countless Youtube videos on smaller inverter generators, I decided on the iGen2500. Several showed it running 15,000 BTU AC with no problem. Tried it out at home before leaving for a Boondock trip and it started the AC but really pulled the generator down. After about 3 minutes it overloads the generator and you must reset it. It has a hard time runing the microwave, a couple of lights and the TV at the same time. If you want to run your AC and anything else at the same time, you are going to need two units in parallel. Have to get use to a one gallon gas tank too. With a 60-70% load which I was runing a lot of the time you only get about 5 hours on the tank. So, I'm going to purchase another one to run in parallel and then do another review.

I bought iGen2800c inverter generator a week ago in case the long hours of power outage again to help preserve my freezer meat and refrigerator food. I just add the oil that came with it and add a little gas to give it try. It is very easy to start and easy to use. The power is more than enough for both my freezer and my refrigerator. I plugged in 1000 watts microwave, and it is also fine.

Bought this last November for our seasonal business in September and October. Pulled it out and used non ethanol gas only. Would run then quit, run then quit. Would drain bowl and go again. Has always been unreliable on the start. 2 days ago started and ran a few minutes then died. Could not restart to the point the pull cord busted. Really? I’ve been using this thing 2 months even though I bought it on special last November. Be careful of the ‘special’ pricing. There’s a reason it’s marked way down. I called Sam’s about a return and they said it was past the 90 days and I’m stuck with trying to get it fixed now. Do yourself a favor and buy a Honda. I would like a refund for this faulty unit. If Sam’s will honor my request, please contact me. This unit is not a good one.

Very clear and easy to follow setup and maintenance instructions. I haven't really put it to the test yet but seems good. very difficult to do a review after warranty registration on the website, when you click it bounces you to an error page. I suggest fixing that issue so customers don't have to search to do a review to get the bonus gift. I'll update the performance once I put it to the test.

Happy I purchased the iGen2800c. I like the portability and the fact that I can move it about. With hurricane season upon us, I will use this generator to keep my freezer and refrigerator running along with a fan or two. I do like that there 2 phone charger ports as well.

Electrical current was constant and stable, very efficient machine. Dont kid your self though, although quieter than most this is a still a gasoline engine with a plastic chassis, you can hear it. We used for tailgating and put at the front of the car, never though about it a second time. unfortunately mine came with a broken/split spark plug cable, I fixed it myself for use on gameday but i will be submitting a warranty claim to get the proper part swapped in, we will see how that goes.

If I were to sum it up: the Westinghouse iGen 2800c is a very solid choice for someone who wants reliable backup power for essential appliances, needs something quiet and portable, and values efficiency and safety features. For its size, weight, and what it offers, it gives strong bang for the buck. If your needs are modest-to-moderate, it’s hard to go wrong with this one.