I recently purchased this unit to power lamps, vacuum cleaner, coffee maker, space heater when necessary, etc. at my small cabin in the mountains. Due to recent heavy snow I had to cancel my vacation plans so I have yet to actually put my new iGen2200 to use, so hopefully I can update this review after extended use. However, my initial impression is quite favorable. It's nicely designed: Output options are good. Rubber dust/moisture covers on all of the outputs. Very quiet operation. It came with the exact amount of oil & a screw-in spout, so setup was a breeze (BTW: remember keep the empty bottle in order to easily measure the correct amount for future oil changes). Took several pulls to get it going on the initial try, but since then it starts on the first pull. Prior to buying a generator I extensively researched similar products for price, quality, sufficient output & quiet operation. The iGen2200/2500 ranked highly (or highest) on all sites I visited. So as I said: I'll try to add to this review once I've had a chance to see how my IGen performs in real time.

Product was easy to get up and running with the user manual. Product came with everything needed except gas. Started on first pull, connected several home owner items and the iGen2200 worked as advertised. Hopefully I won't need it for an emergency but I feel better that I have it.

I purchased this generator to keep computers and phones charged during power failures. I have a large generator for the house, but it does not produce clean power. The generator starts on the first pull and is very quiet. Power output is as rated and steady. I am very pleased with this purchase.

Very pleased with the purchase price. Followed the instructions and the generator started on the seventh pull. I have been running the unit to break it in. I have re-started the generator 3-4 times and it starts on the first pull now, even after sitting overnight. The unit is very quiet.

Owned 3 days now. Ran 2 tanks of gas through it and tested extensively. Started on very first pull, easy to start. A few parts fell off, the retainer for the screw that holds on the maintenance panel and the stop-run-choke knob fell off. The cover for one of the switches was loose. Not sure what confidence level I should have in the assembly of the unit. As a mechanical engineer ,it looks well designed, mostly, to me. The included spark plug wrench was cheaply manufactured and I had to spend 10 minutes with a dremel tool cleaning it up to get it to work. It performed well for the 2 tanks I ran through. The idle smoothness wasn't stellar, but it was fine. Stellar is a lot to ask for.

I wanted a reliable and simple power supply for occasional outings and outages. The Westinghouse IGen2200 is easy to use, compact, easily portable (if you're in reasonable shape) and starts up with no fuss. I looked at several more expensive models from other manufacturers. I'm very satisfied with my choice of Westinghouse.

Well boxed and shipped directly to house. Like the screw in funnel for adding oil, no spills. Kept the oil bottle to refill for future changes. Added 1 quart of gas and ran for 1.5 hours on eco mode. Switched eco off and it ran for another 50 minutes. My biggest amp draw hand tool is a circular saw. Turned it on, not in eco mode, and the red light flickered for 1/2 second as saw started. Not concerned about that. This will be used sparingly to take to rentals if power needed and no one home. Weight is easily manageable for this 65 year old. I have a bigger generator if compressors and big saws needed but it's close to 100 lbs., and I now need ramps to get it loaded...About amp/watt draw of various items. I recommend you buy a kill-a-watt meter to check your household items, published running watts for many things are ridiculously high. My 2 year old fridge draws 8 watts sitting, 110 with compressor running and a 410 twice a day, for 30 minutes each, when the defrost cycle kicks in. My power strip with 52" tv, modem and router draws less than 100 watts. LED light bulbs are 10/15 watts. My 20" box fan on high is 60 watts. If needed this little generator will run quite a lot. Again, strongly recommend buying a kill-a-watt for actual amp/watt draw of your items.

I have been Looking for an inverter generator for some time. I always had sticker shock when I saw the prices for Honda and Yamaha. Then I found this and after much research I felt it was a great deal. The size and weight are great. It does what it claims. I'm confident it will work every time I take it out.

We needed a quality ultralight inverter generator For a mission trip upland in west Africa. The iGen1500c is perfect for our needs. 1000w and lightweight, built in usb and ac120v outlets all packaged in a superbly designed, sound buffering, case with a carrier handle. We love it

We purchased our 1st generator in 2020 for our pop-up camper. It is super quiet and works great. This year we purchased a larger camper and needed more watts to be able to run our A/C. We purchased a 2nd generator and a parallel cable and they work like a charm. Very happy with our purchase!