Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

I've only had it for a day, but I love it so far. I was trying to replace a Ryobi 2200 inverter generator which I thought had gone kaput. The problem there turned out just to be a spark plug though so now I have 2 great generators. First thing I notice is it's much "sleaker"than the ryobi. Everything is contained well with nice smooth lines. It's definitely asthetically appealing. I was thinking it was going to be noticeably smaller since it had a single carry handle where the ryobi had two and wheels, but they are pretty identical size wize. It's bulky to carry with one hand, but it's not too heavy by any means. The WH2200 included oil, a nice little funnel, what I assume was the spark plug socket??, and a screwdriver. Popped the oil access off, filled it with 400 ml, added gas, turn gas tank and run knobs to on, pull out the choke, 1 pull and we're generating. I immediately plugged up the circular saw (13 amp) and 10'' miter saw to make sure they would run (since the ryobi had powered them without issue). They ran fine, obviously not at the same time. The main reason I love these is because they are so quiet. The Westinghouse was no different. I think it was slightly quiter than the ryobi at idle, but the ryobi seems slightly more quiet under full load. Both are plenty acceptable to stand right next to while carrying on a conversation. I expect it will sip gas hopefully at an even slower pace than the ryobi but either way a full night (9 hours) under a small load (400 watts or so) shouldn't be a problem. It's the new toy of the two, but had they both been brand new today I'd still pick the WH. Easy to carry one handed. Nice looking. Extremely easy to start. As quiet if not moreso. And 100 dollars cheaper. I'd like to have a Honda, but I cannot justify the pricetag when there are equal options out there for half the cosr. The Westinghouse seems like a great one, I'll bet you'll be pleased.