I bought this generator because of the 2021 winter storm in Texas, and less than a week after I got it I used it after a hurricane knocked out power for half a day. It had no problems powering all the essentials - my refrigerator, window unit, freezer, lights, and even a toaster oven to cook meals. The push button start is very convenient, especially for my wife. I especially love that it can use propane, so I can stock up and be shelf stable for a long time. All in all, I'm really pleased with this generator and wouldn't hesitate to recommend it to others.

I bought this generator to use for off-grid camping & for emergency use during a power outage. It is very quiet so it should keep any nearby neighbors happy if you are running it near others. It delivers as promised and easily powers everything in my camper without issue (30A hookup). Fuel use seems to be pretty good as well. It powered my camper at moderate usage (AC was not running) for about 15 hours on eco mode and had some fuel left. Changing oil seems reasonably painless with a drain plug on the bottom and a screw in funnel/tube to fill new oil. About as accessible as you can get on these enclosed generators. Haven't tried running it on propane yet, but it is nice to have that option available also.

After a very long exhausting comparison of all the current generators out there and a very in-depth review of all the review websites that showcase the companies that have given them the most money... This is the very best generator spec for spec. It runs any fuel (including Natural Gas if you look up an easy conversion) It has both a battery and a pull start just in case your battery is low. It's quiet and has a remote. This generator packs all the features you need into an amazing package. Best of all in my opinion it is very frugal on both gasoline and propane. All this adds up to a fantastic generator...

Purchased 3 of these for a work project. Seems good (at least initially) and pretty quiet. Manual wasn't quite right (for example it had the USB and economy mode switch swapped on pix and diagrams). Also, positive and negative not labelled for parallel plugs. Good overall though.

This is a review of the 1st use. Everything needed came with the generator for quick setup. Startup was easy. I had to search from some information in the manual, that probably would have made sense to be in the quick start guide (ie oil fill procedure or at least full level indicator). Other than that, the unit was quick and easy to set up. It was much quieter than expected as well. Next step is to take it out for a camping trip.

I have been researching inverter/generator brands for months for use with our new GD Imagine 2800BH for camping/boondocking. This generator is perfect for powering our rig when we are remote camping. It can even run our AC unit! Excellent quality and built like a tank.

I live in a condo complex where noise is an issue as well as storing fuel (gasoline). Upon searching for an emergency generator I needed one that was quiet and had enough power to run my food freezer/refrigerator and possibly my forced air natural gas furnace. The iGen 4500 Westinghouse Dual Fuel Inverter Generator was exactly what I needed. It has enough power and more for my situation and used propane that is safer to store. Our condo board had no issues approving the unit for temporary power outages. Upon receiving the generator, the set up was very simple.......add oil, connect the battery and propane tank and hit the start button. The unit fired up immediately. Directions/instruction book were well written. I took time to watch some you tube videos also. Other than the weight is a bit more than I expected, the very nice extension handle makes the unit easy to move. So far this appears to be a quality product.

I use generators all day 4-5 days per week to power my mobile grooming trailer and recently made the switch to these and I'm overall impressed so far. My one and only complaint so far is that you have to turn the battery switch off at the end of every day or it drains the battery and you can't start the generator. This is the only brand I've ever had to do this so obviously it's taking me a little while to get used to remembering that it's switched off every day, but other than that it has been great so far.

Bought this on 16 Sep 2021, delivered on 21 Sep. Added oil and started it right up on propane. Haven't run it on gas yet. Ran through the 5-hour break-in period while varying loads, etc. Will run everything at once on my camper! 14.5K AC, microwave, fridge-- everything organic to the camper! Quiet, and low-pitched noise so it isn't irritating. Very pleased do far. Only negative is I believe it is about 10 lbs heavier than advertised. It's a good 109 lbs out of the box with oil, no gas.

I purchased this dual fuel iGen4500 DFc generator a month ago and though I have not needed it for a power outage yet, that is primarily why I purchased it. I had help from a neighbor who is more experienced with generators than I to set it up and get it running. I then ran it myself for the 5 hour break in period that day as we were expecting a storm. I have given it 4 stars because it was a bit challenging to get the battery hooked up, due to the fiddly strap and positioning it properly. Also, it took a few tries to get it to start, and finally started it with the remote at a distance. The instructions said to vary the load during the break in period, and I used a hair dryer to accomplish that. I'm hopeful that I can give a more detailed review after using it for a time. I chose it because it has features that allow me, a senior female, to move it around easily, use different fuels, and use the digital readout to give me up to date info on fuel, load, running time etc.