I bought this 3 weeks ago and followed all the instructions. It was hard to crank on propane but has gotten easier. I still cannot get it to run on gas. Will not even start on gas. Was going to return to the store but decided to keep since the main reason for purchasing this genenrator was for the propane and it will be used mainly for camping.

I bought this to run my 15,000 but AC in my RV. The generator is light weight and compact. It starts very easily. I like the controls and displayed info. No wheels, but is so light, who needs them. The sound level is on par with the expensive red model. Love it so far.

I bought the iGen2500 generator almost 5 months ago and I am very happy with it so far. I have been using it at least 2 times per month during our camping trips, I used it while beach camping 2 weekends ago and it ran almost 48 hours continuously, only stopping to refuel, it was perfect, 1 full tank lasted 8-10 hours at night, depending on the load (my daughters like to watch a lot of movies at night). I have to say it is very quiet (something I was worry about) even at 80% output. I like the led data center display very much, can check remaining run time, power output, fuel level and voltage very quick. I am planning to buy a second one to run parallel for my AC during summer. Overall I think this is a great generator. Will update later if any issues.

I always look for good, clear, concise documentation for power equipment, and this inverter came with very good manuals. The machine is easy to use, the break-in procedures were thorough, and I am very happy. The access cover is difficult to get the first time: some things are not obvious. The screw and control knob fell of during first use.

I purchased this generator as an alternative to the more expensive Honda units. After the break in process I’m still having a little difficulty at times getting started. Even with that said- I would still purchase this unit at this particular price point. It is fairly quiet and I do like this gage panel on the front.

This generator looks well built. Looks like quality materials were used. I’m happy it’s a dual fuel. Very good bang for your buck. I bought it for emergencies because it seems like my power goes out whenever it gets a little windy. However I haven’t gotten the chance to test it but I’m sure it’s going to work as intended.

Only used for about a hour so far but it seems very quite and powerful. I ran a circular saw and that only uses about 25%. So in my application I can be charging batteries and running saws on a job site with little noise and great gas usage. As long as it is reliable like a Honda then Westinghouse has me in on their products

Went glamping once with it. Handled roll about a/c, and needed it for power tool when the trailer broke down:) Have not run on gas yet. Propane takes 4+ pulls but starts always. Seems normal. Put a magnetic dip stick on. Would highly recommend for brake in.

I've been meaning to buy a new generator for a while. I love that its quieter than the traditional generator and that it uses less fuel with the eco mode. Another plus is that I can move this generator whereas I struggled with our old Honda one because it was so heavy.

Short answer....this a really well designed generator, but there are some packing and quality control issues. I would recommend this to a friend. So, I got my generator in the mail.....right after Hurricane Irma hit.....that's my fault. When I opened the box, the silicon package inside (the one that absorbs moisture) had broken and silicon beads were EVERYWHERE......including inside the generator. After quite a while of shaking a 50 lbs generator every which way with the cover off to try and get as many beads as I could out of the generator, I attempted to start it. It did start......but on the 7-10th pulls.....not great. After 3 minutes of running the generator would just die....even with no load plugged into it. When I did put a load on it, it died very quickly. As a former small engine mechanic at a lawn mower repair shop, I started checking gas level, oil level, air filter, and choke....all of which checked out. Lastly, I checked the spark plug and bingo! The spark plug had been WAY over-tightened and the ceramic insulator had cracked. Also, the gap was .003 out of spec. I bought a new plug at AutoZone and installed it. The generator started up on the first pull, ran great and has no issues. I think there MAY be an issue with the power meter on the front....didn't seem like it was giving me accurate readings, but I haven't had time to double check it yet. All and all, a solid little generator, but not perfect out of the box.