Ordered the Westinghouse inverter online because it was not in stores, and I was pleasantly surprised that it was at my door in a few days. Put in the oil provided, some fuel, and charged the battery for a few hours. When I tried to start it it took 3 attempts, but once the fuel got through the lines it purred like a kitten. Now I am just waiting for an electrician to install a transfer switch and I will use it as a back up power supply for my house (limited to necessity- sump and freezers mainly) as well as to power my RV when I am out away from campsites. Over all I feel like this was a good value for me, the remote start was the biggest selling feature for me as I don't want to have to go outside to turn it off late at night if I ever need to use it.

Bought this for off-grid RV dry camping. Love the connections and fuel capacity, along with the propane capabilities. Remote start is a nice feature when it works; can't seem to figure out how long the battery is supposed to remain charged. Kept our 14.5k btu AC running through two nights with only using ~2 gallons of fuel a night. Looking forward to using it more.

I bought this at a great price, was extremely easy to set up, has more features than any other generator on the market and costs less. This thing started right up, no problems, it's very quiet and runs very well. The luggage style pull out handle to move it is a great bonus as well, its extremely sturdy and spring loaded so you can use your foot to pop it out. I enjoy the small details. Thanks!

Purchased this unit just a few weeks ago, but so far am quite happy with the product and its performance. Started right up from propane tank on second start cycle. I have not had any power outages where I had to use the generator, but I have test run several appliances and power tools to see how it performs. So far everything as expected. I appreciate the layout of the gauges and ports in front. The power percent usage gauge is a nice bonus and seemed to match with the wattage from the equipment and appliances that I was testing. I could see when it comes time to drain the oil it could be a bit messy, but am working on a way to mitigate that. So far overall very satisfied. Would give it a 4.5 star rating.

Used it with propane for 2 days during the Tropical Depression Beryl that left many of us in Houston without power for 2 days. I ran the fridge, a window AC, and all the house lights, even the the occasional microwave use and no hiccups at all. Easy to use and connect. I would highly recumbent this generator.

Got my iGen4500 this week. Easy setup. I was a little worried because I had read some bad reviews. I suppose with any product, there can be a few isolated problems. Mine arrived undamaged with no rust in the fuel tank. Hooked up the battery, put in oil and it started right up. Measured the decibels with my smartphone app and it was 3 decibels quieter than my Ryobi at the same distance. It has a superior sound deadening foam inside that is 4x or more as thick as that in my Ryobi generator. Love the readouts. The remote key fob was already initialized and worked.

Just got this 4500df, and after the way it was delivered I felt if it was to come out of the box and be in one piece and run I have got a good generator? Well I was happy to see it in one piece put the battery back in the gen. put oil and gas in and one pull was up and running. Time will tell on how long it will last?

I've long had a VERY NOISY generator to use as home back up. So noisy that immediately after power is restored if I don't turn the generator off immediately i get banged with a list of text requests to Please turn it off from neighbors. The unit arrived on time , no damage. Very easy set up and VERY quite comparatively. Starts very easy and I love the built in battery tender.

Just assembled and started after sitting for three months. Fairly easy assembly and simple to follow directions. I bought two - one took two pulls to start and the other only one. Very quiet (running no load for break in period of five hours). Sips gas. Haven't tried propane yet but that's next on my list. It would be nice if there was a way to store the accessories (on board storage, storage bag, etc.) such as the propane line and regulator, tool kit, oil funnel, etc. Overall, very impressed with the capabilities and accessories, especially for the price.

Just received the rev2 with a build date of 3/2024. Before starting it up I ran through some basic inspections and the assembly. First the assembly. One wheel could not be installed because the bolt diameter was too big. It measured just over 5mm while the other measured about 4.8mm. The bearing that it went through measured 5mm exactly. I have to file down the bolt shaft to go through the wheel. Next, some basic checks. I pulled the spark plug to check the gap. It measured about 0.020" but the spec was 0.024-0.032" or something like that. I reset the gap and reinstalled. Then I removed all the other panels for inspection. The panel over the exhaust port had a stripped out screw put into the metal clip and was stuck in with loctite. I had to remove the loctite and retap it. All of the plastic parts that held the metal retraining clips show white stress marks. The sound-dampening foam was poorly placed and covered the vent holes so I had to reposition it. The gasket on the air filter was in pieces instead of a continuous piece. The corners were pulled too tight and the gasket had to overlap itself. It was misaligned and pulled partially off when I removed the cover. The plugs on the connector panel were all misaligned, and none lined up straight. I haven't started it up yet but will do so tomorrow. Hopefully all goes well. the generator seems solid with just some sloppy assembly.