So far, it is just as advertised! Quiet and adequate to power most of my mobile home. My wife likes the remote feature. We also purchased a rain cover that can be used in the rain even while it is running! Our generator is always ready when we get a power loss!

The iGen4500DF has all of the features that I was looking for. Just received mine yesterday. It was quick to unpack, connect the battery, add the oil, and started for a test run. No problems on the initial run thru. I especially like the dual fuel option.

Bought for emergencies. Seems like it has a lot of nice features. Love the remote start. Seem like it has plenty of power and starts easy. Not sure how often I will use propane to power but it is also a nice option. Most of the time I will be running it on gasoline. Its heavy, but handle is a nice feature as are the wheels. Its also very quiet when running. Wondering how it would work operating at altitude and in the cold. Like to see the exhaust higher so it would be further off ground for camping. Can't give 5 stars because longevity is unknown at this time.

Comes with tools and oil for setup. It was up and running within 30 minutes of taking it out of the box. Very quiet running generator. Has a handle for pulling it and 2 handle on top to lift it. Is a little awkward and heavy putting in the bed of truck by yourself.

I bought this item 6 months ago. We got out camper two months after that and tested everything out. The electric and remote start are a joke. They wouldn't work reliably. We did get it going and ran for a little while to test it's ability to handle our A/C unit. A couple months later I took it out to camp and NOTHING. It won't start. We went through all of the manual testing every possible option as well as watching YouTube Videos and reading service bulletins from Westinghouse and cannot get the product running. I am very disappointed with this purchase.

Runs quiet enough that you can have a normal conversation while standing next to the generator running. Used about 80 percent of a 20 lb propane tank in 13 hrs. Fuel gauge is not registering during propane use. Hopefully that will change when I use gasoline.

Duel Fuel exchange is nice. Very quiet. Had issues starting, but it was recalled and the replacement unit has been fine. I presume this is due to the issue, and the service was good so I didn't knock it. I do need more time to evaluate robustness of the product, but so far everything is nice. It would be nice to have an oil drain plug instead of having to dump it out the fill point (i needed to for recall).

We live in an area where our power lines are located in the back of our yard. As you can imagine, we deal a lot with falling trees in the neighborhood. Our main focus was to have a back up for both our refrigerators in case an extended power outage should happen again. Thankfully, we have not have had to use in a real like situation. However, I have done a few test runs with gasoline to make sure it at least works in case of an emergency. It was able to keep the refrigerators going. It looks like we have plenty of wattage to handle other appliances if we needed to. My wife likes the idea of the invertor feature, as well as using the propane option. I will be sure to check back in once we get to see this generator put to the test.

I've used this for several weeks and so far it's powered my 32 ft travel trailer with a 30 amp circuit. It's running my 15k btu AC without any issues. I am able to run the TV, AC, fridge and lights without it missing a beat. The remote is a plus, I able to control the on/off from inside the trailer. This gen is very quiet, runs at mid 40 db from 15 feet from the trailer when testing levels from the inside of the trailer, with the TV on it's hardly noticeable.

Bought this in July 2021 and didn't need to use it until now (February 2023). It worked great for the first three days. It was quiet and efficient and handled the light loads I used it for with ease. On the 4th day, the overall sound output of the generator increased significantly and the 20 Amp outlets were unable to handle any load (shows 120 to 124 volts with no load but drops to 55-60) volts with even light loads applied (less than 500 watts).