Pulsar 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator With USB Outlet & Parallel Capability, Carb Compliant, G2319N

I've had zero issues with this generator and I'm very happy with it's performance. I've had it about 2 years now. I'm also using high quality oil (not the stuff it came with) and a dipstick that has a magnet to trap any metallic particles so it doesn't destroy the engine. The first time I used it was in the driveway for about 20 minutes to run my leaf blower while prepping the driveway for sealcoat. It worked fine. I put some stable in it after the first use and just pulled it out yesterday because the power went out for an extended time. Started right up and ran for 6 hours with zero issues. If you need a small generator, this is excellent. I got mine on sale for around $299.

The Pulsar G2319N is a fantastic 2,300W generator—powerful, fuel-efficient, and surprisingly quiet! The USB outlet is handy for charging devices, and parallel capability adds flexibility. CARB compliant ensures eco-friendliness. Perfect for camping, emergencies, or jobsites. Reliable, compact, and packed with features—highly recommend!

Just finished the five-hour break-in run of my new Pulsar Inverter generator and I'm generally pleased with it. I added a run timer and a magnetic dip stick based on recommendations of reviewers here and on YouTube and I'm glad I did. The run timer is a simple convenience that borders on essential if you want to handle maintenance like oil changes at intervals recommended by the manufacturer. installing it was difficult only because of the tight space you must work in. was a bit skeptical about the magnetic dip stick but the metal filings that it collected after the first five hours of running convinced me it is necessary. The biggest hassle was changing the oil. It's done by tilting the generator about 45-degrees and simply pouring the oil out. Sounds easy but the first time I tried, I wound up with oil on my patio deck, on the movers dolly I have the generator strapped to and very little in the collection pan. The second try worked better but was still messy. Next time I'm going to try to find some plastic tubing that will fit the opening or get an inexpensive oil change pump. Using a multi speed fan and an electric hot plate I was able to run the generator at varying loads throughout the five-hour break in run. It worked flawlessly and never required more than two pulls to start. The manufacturer strongly suggests grounding the generator before use. I've never seen that done on the many generators I've worked with over the years and I did not do it. I agree that it's a "best practice" but this is supposed to be a portable generator and I don't know anyone who travels around with a copper grounding rod while camping or RVing. I bought this for long power outages at home following hurricanes and it will be used to power my refrigerator-freezer, my computers, my television and, if necessary, a small window air conditioner. It will compliment a solar generator that can also run all of that stuff but unfortunately only works when the sun is shining. The last time we had a lengthy hurricane outage, I didn't have enough sun to keep the batteries charged much less trying to power my necessities. I also consider the Pulsar to be an insurance policy because now that I have it, I won't need it. Yuk, yuk!

I recently purchased the Pulsar 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator, and it has quickly become an indispensable part of my outdoor and emergency preparedness gear. From camping trips to backyard gatherings, this generator has proven its worth with its efficient, quiet operation and reliable power output.Efficiency Meets Portability: With 2,300 peak watts and 1,800 running watts, it strikes the perfect balance between providing ample power and being light enough to carry anywhere. Its fuel efficiency is remarkable, running up to 4.8 hours on a mere 1.18 gallons of fuel. Plus, its compact design makes it a breeze to transport and store.Clean, Safe Power for Sensitive Devices: I was particularly impressed with its stable sine wave technology, ensuring that my laptops, phones, and other sensitive electronics are safely powered without the risk of damage. This feature alone sets the Pulsar G2319N apart from many of its competitors.User-Friendly Design: The variety of outlets, including dual 120V, a 12V 'cigarette' outlet, and a USB port, offer convenient charging options for a wide array of devices and appliances. Its quiet operation is a game-changer, allowing for use in campsites and tailgates without disturbing the peace.Reliable Performance: My personal experience with this generator has been overwhelmingly positive. After a simple oil change to 5w30 full synthetic, it starts effortlessly, often on the first pull, and runs smoothly. Its performance and low noise level surpass other higher-priced models I've tried.Final Thoughts: The Pulsar 2,300W Portable Gas-Powered Quiet Inverter Generator is a fantastic choice for anyone needing a reliable, portable power source. Whether for recreational use or as a backup for small appliances during power outages, this generator delivers on its promises. The positive customer feedback and my own satisfactory experiences reinforce its value. While no product is without its flaws, the Pulsar G2319N stands out as a dependable and efficient generator worth considering.