[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This generator is fantastic in quality, as one would expect from the leaders in generators. We live in Florida and store insulin along with medical equipment that has to be charged regularly so this is a must for power outages. I hated not knowing if we'd have enough gas to last us, but having three fuel sources relieves my mind. Our house has natural gas already, and we regularly have multiple LP tanks, so it's nice not having to worry about gas fumes from storing gasoline or trying to find gas during storm prep unless we want to. It's a bit large for traveling with it, but this would be an awesome unit for camping if you need a lot of plug-ins powered up and have a truck bed to load it on. The unit itself is easy to start, and easy enough to wheel around short distances. It has multiple outlets to connect into, and a panel to show how long it's running. It's really simple to use, although we have solar on our house so we can't connect into the main panel without some extra costs, so extension cords are the maximum of our experience so far. The unit is quieter than our previous model despite it being larger.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] This generator is a beast! The craftmanship is great, and it's a whopping 220+ lbs. Perfect for generating an entire house with no difficulty. Excellent quality and packed with care. I'd recommend it to anyone who could use it. It is worth every penny!

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Generac GP9500E Tri-Fuel is a fortress of reliable portable power. It stands out for its substantial output, multi-fuel adaptability, and safety focus. While it leans into simplicity over tech-savvy features and isn't the lightest or most efficient, it packs an outstanding value for serious backup power needs.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The GP9500E Tri-Fuel Portable Generator is an absolute powerhouse! I needed a reliable backup power solution for my home, and this generator exceeded all expectations. The ability to run on gasoline, propane, **and** natural gas gives me incredible flexibility, especially during extended outages. The 9,500 starting watts (7,500 running watts) provide more than enough power to keep my essentials running smoothly, including the fridge, AC, and even power tools when needed. The electric start is a game-changer—no more struggling with pull cords! Plus, the runtime is impressive, especially on propane. Build quality is solid, and the noise level is reasonable for its size. Setup was straightforward, and the included wheels make it easy to move around. If you're looking for a dependable, versatile generator, the GP9500E is worth every penny. Highly recommend!"* --- **Key Features Highlighted:** ✅ **Tri-Fuel Capability** (Gas/Propane/Natural Gas) ✅ **Powerful Performance** (9,500W starting, 7,500W running) ✅ **Electric Start** + Quiet Operation ✅ **Portable & Durable**

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The Generac GP9500E is a beast. Tons of power—easily runs the essentials plus extras without breaking a sweat. The tri-fuel setup is a game changer. Whether it's gas, propane, or natural gas, it fires up quick and runs smooth. Noise-wise, it's not whisper-quiet, but for the power you're getting, it's surprisingly reasonable. You'll hear it, but it's not going to rattle your teeth. Maintenance is straightforward—keep up with oil changes and check the air filter now and then, and it'll treat you right. COsense is a solid safety feature, and the build quality feels like it could survive a small war. Or a zombie apocalypse—because let's be honest, if the world ends, you'll still have power while the neighbors are burning furniture.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We finally were able to try it. He is a beast! It can power an entire home. Everything was in the box to assemble it. Very heavy ( I think it's more than 230 lbs). It has tires that need to be installed so it can be moved. The noise is not as loud as I was expecting. Has a lot of power. Runs on gasoline, propane and natural gas.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We live in Central Florida, and unfortunately having a generator has become a necessity for the months of August-October. We've spent too many days post-storm without power, losing both groceries and our minds (from heat). With the hurricanes seemingly getting worse each year, we finally decided it's time to invest. We jumped on a Generac due to the reliable name brand and reputable quality. Needless to say, the recommendations received from family were good ones because we're seriously impressed with this thing, so much so that our neighbor saw it delivered and came over to also rave about the Generac brand. One of my favorite features is that this generator can take propane, gasoline, or natural gas. It's pretty strong and can power appliances, fans, cell phones (imperative), internet, and other small conveniences to keep children occupied. We also plan to invest in a window AC so that we can still have a bit of cold air in at least one room! Just having all of the necessities accessible makes a scary situation just a tad bit more tolerable. As with most generators, this one is HEAVY so be prepared with a plan for moving it prior to getting the wheels on (delivery slip said 275lbs!) We needed three adults to lift and move it, but the wheels definitely help once installed. All parts are heavy-duty, yet easy to operate, but just be aware that this is quite big and quite heavy. That's understandable with such a powerful unit. If you're in a hurricane prone area like me, this is one of those purchases that you hope you never need, but will be pleased when you do need it! It'll definitely make the post-storm recovery just a little bit easier.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] The generac 9500 is nice. However it is heavy, like 265 lbs. I thought I would be able to use it more but not a lot of opportunity at this point. It stays tucked in the garage. It does make some noise but not as load as my old air compressor. Overall I think it is a good product I just don't have a lot of use for it. I requested it to see if this app would sent me something that big. Knowing Influenster will I will be more targeted in the future. Initial impressions on the 9500 are great. That being said I am not a hard use.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We've lost power four times this summer due to intense Philly storms, and I can honestly say the Generac Tri-Fuel Portable Generator 50ST came in clutch every single time. Setup was straightforward, and the tri-fuel option (gasoline, propane, or natural gas) gave us flexibility depending on what we had on hand. We mostly ran it on propane, and it powered everything we needed — fridge, lights, fans, and even the Wi-Fi — without breaking a sweat. The runtime is solid, and the peace of mind it gave us during outages was worth every penny. It's not the lightest piece of equipment, but it's built to last and easy to move with the wheels. Noise level is totally manageable for a unit this powerful. If you live in an area prone to storms or unreliable power, this generator is an absolute game-changer. After this summer, I wouldn't be without it.

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] We own a cabin in North Carolina that was affected by hurricane Helene. Our power has gone out multiple times since and the Generac GP9500E Tri Fuel Generator is my new go-to source of confidence. What I appreciate most about this generator is its versatility. It can run on gas, propane, or natural gas, providing great flexibility when fuel options are limited. The maintenance process is straightforward, thanks to clear instructions, and LOVE the electric start. It makes it a breeze to operate. The COsense® safety feature adds an extra layer of peace of mind, knowing that it's equipped with advanced carbon monoxide detection. And with its 7.5-gallon fuel tank, this generator can provide over 10 hours of runtime at a moderate load. In conclusion, the Generac GP9500E Tri Fuel Generator is a wise investment for any household. With its impressive 12,500 starting watts and 9,500 running watts (when fueled by gas), it's more than powerful enough to keep our home running smoothly during an outage. Considering its size, the noise level is surprisingly reasonable and doesn't disrupt our daily lives. I'm incredibly grateful for this reliable and versatile generator.