We recently had a massive power outage after a storm. I researched generators and kept seeing Westinghouse. Dual fuel option got my attention, and the electric/remote start is a must for us elderly folks! I read lots of reviews and looked at all options.. I don't want to power my whole house, but I do want to maintain temperature for my refrigerator and freezer, keep phones charged, and make coffee! This Westinghouse seemed the best suited for our needs. On the off chance I don't have gas, I can use the propane tank from my BBQ. I hope I don't need it anytime soon, but am happy to have a back up plan in the event of another power outage!

Bought this generator hoping for the best, well it wasn't. When I unboxed it had so pretty good dings on it, not from shipping but poor quality control. What else is new everybody it's 2021 no one cares about quality control or the customer. Probably gonna keep it because it runs but looks bad. Had bought another brand but it never started, I guess this brand will have to do.

Taking the generator out of the box was very impressive. The generator being reasonably priced gave the appearance of a much pricier generator. The only thing that was a bit troublesome was it did not start as easily as I had hoped but am attributing that to it being new and never started before but overall there are really no complaints.

Looked at it for quality build and was impressed. The wheels look like they came off a kids toy and I'm looking for better quality replacements. After doing the 5 hr break-in no issues. The documentation that came with it was outstanding. Following maintenance guidelines is a must so as not to void the warranty. Overall happy with this unit.

Was a bit challenging to get the oil inserted. The cap is not easy to thread and the oil container provided had more oil than the engine properly needs. I ran it on propane with no issues. It started readily and ran well. Works fine. It is a bit heavy, but then it provides a lot of output.

The remote start key is such a bonus. I am a single woman and was worried about operating the generator, but with the useful manual I found it understandable and easy to follow. It is easy to move around and all round well designed. I also like the fact that it can run on gasoline or propane.

It's much quieter than I thought. It runs well. I love the dual fuel feature.This will come in handy if you can't get fuel after a storm. Living in Mississippi, we have plenty of storms. The only feature I would change is the oil plug; it is difficult to put in and out. You have to get on your knees and the plug must be unscrewed from a tight spot. You can't check the oil without screwing it all the way back into the engine. It is quite heavy, but the sturdy wheels and handle make moving it a breeze. I also love that there are so many ways to start it. Overall, I'm quite pleased with my generator!

We love our generator! It has very user friendly design for the outlets. It is well labeled and my 12 year old can start it on her own after only being shown once. The propane option gives great peace of mind. Looking forward to many years of reliable power!

I bought this to be able to use camping and at my house during a power outage. It's nice to have the dual fuel option. It is a bit difficult to add oil but it came with a funnel that really helps. Having the wheel kit is nice since it is too heavy to carry more than a few feet.

Generator seems to work ok. started ok. Ran it and used it for a while to break in. When tried to start again took several hard pulls to get going. Hope it starts after setting a while. The oil fill port is hard to reach, have to get on knees and crouch underneath which will be a pain when using generator in snow/rain/ power outage which is likely scenario for use. Would be impossible to fill without the specially designed crooked funnel, so hope I don't lose that...where do I store the special generator oil funnel to remember where it is?? It comes with strange metal "shipping brackets" that have to be removed. They were mounted with very tight hard to reach bolts that stripped when using the tiny supplied wrench. Had to get out ratchet set and ratchet extension bar to get them off. Curses. That took longer than all the other assembly startup. As always, engineers should uncrate and assemble at least 20 of their own product using only the supplied instructions verbatim and not their own acquired intuition of the product.