Really like this generator's size, weight, sound level and portability. Easy to start and quite powerful for its size. The fact that it has dual fuel capability is a plus. Personally I like using it running on propane. Good for home power outage, tailgating and camping. Hope to have it trouble free for several years. After break-in and running approximately 25 hours I gave it its first oil change and used a synthetic oil. In my opinion it is smartly designed. Truly wish it had an hour meter though to track its usage for oil changes and other maintenance,

Even though I have only used the generator a short time it is performing very well. Setup was easy and it starts with two pulls, runs strong, and handles the tool loads well. I love the ECO mode as noise is much less than my other generators. Data display is great for checking operation and hour meter is nice for keeping the maintenance schedule. Its better than I expected and count on it lasting a long time.

Perfect right out of the box. Easy instructions to follow and with in a few minutes it's fired up and ready for break in period. The display lights are great and bright. Noise levels are nice and low and way more quiet than my last traditional generator. Can't wait until I get to hunt camp to hook it up to my camper. Overall very impressive inverter generator and I'm sure it will be long lasting unit. Thanks for making such a great unit.

I looked at and reviewed several portable generators. The iGen2600 is unbelievably quiet and not too heavy to transport. I use this generator to run my fifth wheel trailer power instead of using my onboard resident generator that is loud and produces much more power than I normally need. I'm very happy with my purchase.

I already own a 4500watt Westinghouse generator and have had good luck with it. It arrived in good shape and was easy to set up. My only issue was I could not start it on propane after many attempts. I wanted to use just propane and not gasoline. I ended up starting it on gas then switching to propane and everything was fine. Runs very quietly.

Prendió de un solo tiro, fácil de prender no hace mucho ruido se puede hablar de frente al generador sin tener que gritar. Prendo , video, 2 abanicos de pedestal y los celulares (4) a cargar y todavía no pasa del 25% y me dura toda la noche más 10 horas de 8:00 de la noche hasta las 7:00 de la mañana prendida con un solo galón de Gasolina ⛽️

This is a very well put together piece of equipment. In my occupation I look for weaknesses and poor designs for improvement of equipment. This is a well thought out design and layout. Maintenance will be easy to perform due to the attention to detail. Followed instructions and started on the first pull. I expect many years of service from this unit as long as I perform the recommended maintenance. It is rare for me to say that I am extremely pleased with a mass produced product. I am extremely pleased with this one. My research indicated they also have a great customer service team in place to support the product. Thumbs up for making a product that is well thought out, well made, easy to service and good customer support. Home run with the bases loaded!

Just got this when we had a storm related power outage. My older generator had sat too long and had bad gas. The iGen2550 was able to power 2 refrigerators and a chest freezer. The only caveat is that you should plug in one cooling device at a time. If they all kick in at once, it can overload the generator and trigger the overload circuit breaker.

Was looking for a compact inverter generator that could run my 12k BTU portable AC and several other items in preparation for hurricane season. This iGen2500 is able to pull the AC and several other items. The other 2000 watt generators were more expensive and unable to handle what I needed. The fuel, load usage, and estimated running times on the front panel are a plus and not offered on other models at this price.

We bought this after hurricane Irma. For years and years I had resisted getting a generator due to the "in your face" statement of externalized costs that it represents for one's neighbors. "Those things are so loud and smelly," I thought. Not so with the iGen. It is quiet and its inverter operation means it's energy consumption is proportional to the current being drawn.