PowerSmart 4400-Watt Portable Inverter Generator, Gas Powered, CO-Sensor, Lightweight & Quiet for Home Use and Emergency Backup, Camping, EPA Compliant

Very good product for what I paid. It is quiet, smooth , and powers all appliances you will need for daily living. Power tools never bogg it down and runs hours on tank of gas , highly recommend

Fuel effecient start time weight is manageable noise level loud but bearable eco system is very effective

This PowerSmart 4400W inverter generator works very well. It’s lightweight, quiet, and easy to start. The CO sensor adds extra safety, and the power is stable for home backup or camping. Perfect for emergencies and very reliable for the price.

Filled generator with brand new gas and proper amount of recommended oil. Ran great for 5 minutes and shut off. would not restart. Checked unit and found no spark issue. Amazon was great and issued a full refund, but that doesn't help the fact that I do not have a functioning generator when I needed it. I would not recommend this brand. Spend the extra cash for a good name. Buy once, cry once and be happy ever after with a reliable product.

First off, I have several (4) of these and use them in my handyman trailers. They’re great for a small compact generator. It’s rated at 4400 watts and does just that. I can run my pancake compressor, mitre saw a table saw without an overload condition. My recent one just hit 150 hours and my oldest, a 3 year old unit has 1500 hours on it. The only maintenance I’ve had to do is oil changes and I swapped out the spark plugs to NGK’s and noticed a running difference. The biggest downfall for these is noise under medium to heavy load. They scream pretty loud and the second complaint is fuel use. Under heavy load, you’ll only get 3.5-4 hours on a tank of fuel. These are ideal for construction, general use and certainly good for emergency outages. Do yourself a favor and drain them of fuel if your going to leave them sit for any length of time.

Wonderful generator, I bought one for my family in cuba, they has a lot of issues with the power down there, The generator is used more than three times a week for extended periods and it's fantastic for powering multiple devices simultaneously. It doesn't require much fuel to run; I highly recommend it. It was well worth the price.

Weighs about 60 lbs dry. Comes without any fluids, so pick up some 5w-30 and gasoline. It takes 20oz of oil and 1.6 gal of gas. Comes with a funnel and spark plug "wrench." I put in oil and gas today and being an excited idiot, tried starting it without turning on the fuel valve. After a few tries, I checked the manual, and there it is, turn this lever to ON. After that, it started right up. It runs relatively quiet, but in ECO mode it quiets down nicely. At first startup it ran a little rough (vibration), but soon settled into a nice idle. So far, seems like a quality generator.

It has been the main source of power since Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica. So far I’ve ran it for 8hrs the most in one use. It is a bit noisy but it’s bearable. It’s more efficient to run at nights when it’s a bit cooler so the fuel lasts longer. I’ve had it for 2 months now and it works great. It doesn’t use a lot of fuel so that helps you to save