MaXpeedingrods 3500 Watt Portable Inverter Generator Gas Powered, EPA Compliant, Compact and Lightweight for Home Backup Power, Outdoor Camping, RV and Trailer

I purchased this MXR 3500 2 years ago for our camper for those times we just stop at a rest area and need power. Its light enough I can easily take it in & out of the camper very quiet and fuel-efficient, especially on Eco mode untill we stopped over night in Florida and really wish it could have run the AC the fan just wasn't enough it had performed so well I just purchased a second one and run them parallel and now there's nothing we can't run. I highly recommend these generators you don't need to purchase a high-end Honda to have a quite reliable power source. After two years it still starts on one pull even afternot using it for months on end . I think will be stopping more at rest areas when just pulling over for the night why spend $70-$100 just to sleep comfortably over night they really are that quite and reliable.

This lightweight inverter generator has been great! It’s quiet compared to regular gas generators and easy to start. The pure sine wave output is perfect for sensitive electronics, and I even use it to recharge my solar generators for indoor use. It handles power tools and high loads effortlessly.If you need a reliable, quiet generator, this one’s a winner!

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The inverter-generator is pretty much as advertised. We have used in on Propane only, in order to keep the engine gunk-free. So far we have not tested at high altitude, but at 3,000 ft where we live, it operates very well. Highly recommend watching a few YouTube videos about the unit, to save time and to clarify operating and set-up instructions (for instance, it's important to connect the battery wires properly before starting it. We did everything as suggested and it started up the first time (push-button) on propane only. According to one video, if using propane, it's helpful to close the spark plug gap just a teeny bit. But getting the spark plug out with the tool that comes with the generator was not possible. It was a flimsy socket tool that stripped (the plug stayed fine). Went to the auto-parts store and purchased a spark plug removal extender socket for about $12. This on the end of my socket wrench worked perfectly -- plenty of leverage and a tight fit that made plug removal easy. The propane adaptor works great, and the generator ran our RV airconditoner (3,500 watt) perfectly. The ONLY thing that we noticed (so far) is that the noise level is not as quiet as advertised. It's not horrible, but it's not as quiet as 53-55 db. At 20 feet away, it's more like 63-65 db. Still very good, but more than advertised. Other than that, it's a great deal for the money -- portable, realt4ively quiet, good power output, versatile and not too heavy (53 lbs, plus it is on wheels). A this point, would highly recommend.

Got this generator in April 2023. (I know almost 2 years ago). Used it on 1 camping trip and it was hard to start but after multiple people trying we finally got it started.Put it in storage (without fuel) for the next year and a half and pulled it out, put new gas in and pulled and pulled and pulled and it never started. Got a new spark plug because I can work on small engines and did some maintenance, but still didn’t start.Reached out to support and they gave me the run around to check this and that and do the stuff I already did. Still didn’t start.Customer supports final decision was I could get another one for $550, the cost of a new one, or take it to a repair shop and they would send me parts if I paid shipping.I guess the moral to the story is, buy a reputable brand or deal with these headaches, but I wouldn’t buy from this brand or any others that look the same as this as they’re all made in the same factory.

Feature packed little generator. Handles all of our needs. 3600 peak watts - 3200 running watts on propane. 4000 peak watt - 3600 running watts on gasoline. The wife doesn't like the smell of gas, so I run it on propane. Has Blue Tooth control of starting, stopping. Runs on either propane or gasoline. Has digital gauge for output power and voltage. All this at a reasonable cost. Not 100% sure, but seems to be quieter than my old 2200 peak wattage running generator. Build quality seems to be better too. Only down side is that it's a little heavier, but you would expect that from a higher output generator. Hopefully it will be trouble free. Only problem I had was finding the starter battery connection. The manual tells you to connect the battery, but doesn't tell you where to look. After a bit of searching, I finally found it and connected it. So far, so good.