Just bought 2 unit. Very light and quiet. Look very nice too. One thing I worry is both unit back panel where the exhaust is have a gap and the plastic don't line up properly. It make it hard to put the panel back after and one screw just spin and spin and it not catching the place where it should go. Won't line up properly

Did some research prior to purchasing, was looking for a small Gasoline Inverter Generator to power my pellet stove when we lose power. This was a great one without breaking “breaking the bank” on a huge generator. Plus it will be great for camping/travel if needed!

I have a problem with sleep apnea. My doctor prescribed the use of both a BIPAB machine and an oxygen machine during sleeping primarily each night. This equipment is critical to my health needs and cannot be interrupted due to a loss of power or otherwise. The Westinghouse iGen2200 is perfect for emergency power. It is easy to start and operate and is the perfect size for this application.

Just bought this and have finished a break in procedure. Very easy to start and runs smoothly. Adjusts to load changes and performs as advertised. However, not so much with the noise level. Supposed to be 52 dbA at some un-specified operating condition. I measured 60 dbA 30' away and 65 dbA next to the generator while running with about 500 watt load in eco mode. Not what I would call "Extremely Quiet". Best noise level was inside home (windows & doors closed) was 46 dbA. That is what I would consider "Extremely Quiet". For emergency use OK because of the price, for camping not OK.

I just purchased the generator as an emergency backup power source. I haven't had to use it much yet, but it starts up very easily and provides all the power I need to operate two refrigerators and a few other things to keep the house functioning during a prolonged power outage.

Bought online and had to wait a while to receive generator but it was worth the wait. Like the fact that it comes with oil and funnel (Love the screw in funnel). Runs great and seems to work fine. Would highly recommend for backup power or just plain fun.

I bought the 2200 for both emergency use at home as well as to use on camping trips for our van. I just set it up and ran tests for devices I plan to use and everything went as planned. It is very quiet and easy to use. Looking forward to using it out on the road and, given the extreme weather we're having, I feel more comfortable knowing I can generate my own power when needed.

I just received the generator a couple of days ago, easy to read instructions and comes with everything but the gas. Started up with no problem. Tested it with Frig. and smaller loads and no problem. Have only used it once but looking forward to pairing it with the second one I bought when I get my parallel cord. I am glad to have some sort of emergency power. :)

I wanted a generator that was able to do two things. First, it needed to be small enough and quiet enough to take on camping trips. Second, it needed to have enough capacity to minimally get me through a power outage at home. These are conflicting priorities which I can fulfill with this generator. Setup out of the box was straight forward. The unit was complete and no damage was visible. After setup, the generator started on the 5th pull. It does run quietly compared to open frame generators I have had in the past. It isn't light because generator components are not light. However, it is movable by hand and can be reasonably put in a vehicle without great difficulty or using up a great deal of space. It does have limited capacity because of the required portability for camping. It can still run enough items to survive a power outage fairly well. I tested it with lighting and fans quite successfully. It;s rated to handle microwave oven and other small appliances as well. Overloading it with a 1hp air compressor tripped the circuit breaker. Resetting is easy. Proper overload protection is vital for long term reliability. All-in-all a great little unit for a variety of situations.

It's compact, quite, and simple to operate. We intend to use this for back-up power during hurricane season. I have a larger 6250 watt generator that takes about an hour to set up to re-power most of our home. This 2200 will allow us to get lights back on quickly and then have lights to get the larger system running. Will also use to tailgate or where ever portable power is needed.