I bought this a month and so happy I did to prepare for winter storm. Also the reasons I bought it since I have a toddler and baby, I couldn't waste not having heater or other electrical devices off for a couple of days. Safety first, I have learned from last year winter storm in Texas.

Have only run the break in on unit but varied load up too 3000 watts for short time periods will run everything in rv is very quiet and can use propane or gas. Plan on using on rv and for power outage at home so far so good mine did not have the choke problem so they must have got that fixed had plenty of wire and good connectors.

Kept my refrigerator, freezer, and other needed appliances going for three days during power outage at my house. Will also use for camping as it is more quiet than any other I have heard. Powerful enough to keep entire camper going including A/C. Very easy start.

iGen4500DF purchased June 2021. It's great being able to run on propane, I prefer carrying an extra propane tank rather than gasoline. As a side bonus, the exhaust smell on propane is much less unpleasant than when running on gasoline. Switching between gas and propane is seamless. As expected based on the power rating, no problems starting/running 13.5k BTU a/c. I also own a Yamaha EF3000iSEB. The Westinghouse is about 50lbs lighter and is much easier to move with the pull-out handle. Both generators show the same noise spectrum within a couple of dB (simple phone app), but my ears say the Yamaha has a 'smoother' sound while the Westinghouse has more of an engine 'puttering' sound. Although I prefer the Yamaha noise, the propane capability and lighter weight of the Westinghouse is worth it to me. HOWEVER, I did have the widespread problem where the automatic choke connector was not snapped into the control board. It's just bizzare how they can't get this under control after it's been going on for so long. Annoying but not hard to correct.

I bought the generator new two weeks ago.The fit and finish on the generator is top notch. Set up was very easy - adding oil. I like the threaded funnel tube that prevents spillage. A nice feature. Instruction manual easy to follow. It started right up on propane with the electric key fob. That's going to be a nice feature to use from inside my camper on a rainy day. My son and nephew already have this model for the past year and they love it. That helped in my decision to buy this one.

I bought this RV Inverter dual fuel model earlier in the month and am still in the break in period. We have used it once so far and it worked flawlessly. My thought on the Dual Fuel is if I run out of gas I can use one of the propane tanks on the RV, made a lot of sense to me and Propane burns so much cleaner is also a plus. The only negative is figuring out how to get to the fuel valve to run the carb dry after use. Still working on that!

I bought this middle of January for a less noise and more power. Came in and put the oil and gas in according to the quick setup and started right up, no issues. Cannot believe what a difference the sound level is to my older generator. Hopefully I don’t need to use it much but I am prepared.

The only negative are a plastic oil dipstick and a hole that is a little small and hard to get your hand in there. Also I tried to take the cover off and one of the screws stripped right off the bat. It did run my refrigerator and air conditioner.

Came quicker than expected. Instructions could have been a little more clear about connecting the battery. the oil that came with it over filled the unit... but other than that simple to get going. so far it works grate and starts on the first try every time. I plugged in a grinder and it doesn't even bump up the idle when running, I'm pleased. I had a Champion 3100 before .. This is much quieter, I'm very pleased with my purchase.. my only complaint is there is no 12 volt plug or way to direct charge a battery. If it had it I would give it 5 Stars

My unit shipped very clean, it was easy to setup. I did need to reseat the battery and it's strap holding it in and to be fair the oil area is tight and a little hard to maneuver but the procedures were simple. The unit started right up on propane. I don't yet know if it will have any issues but so far so good.