Aceup Energy 1,200W Gas-Powered Generator, Small Portable Generator Camping Ultralight, EPA & CARB Compliant

This little guy was able to keep a bouncy house bower going all day with no problems whatsoever. It can hold about a gallon of gas and that'll last it for about 6 hours. Not too noisy but keep an extension cord handy if you are using a projector and get it far away. It's nice and rugged, heavy but not cumbersome. Defiantly a good grab for camping, will keep phones and other electronics charged for you and the family.

It is super good and very easy to use. The size is perfect and works perfectly

Runs amazing first couple pulls out of the box but it has about 10 minutes of run time, if that , and the engine has an oil leak leaving stains around my garage. Seems like it’s gonna be too much of a bother to get a replacement from them so I guess I’ll keep toppingThe oil off , can’tGet anything good nowadays , I’ve circled where gasket failed or where bad cast is.

Works amazing built good, its not super quiet but its quiet , it runs for a good amount of time worth every dollar

The media could not be loaded. This thing is awesome value for dollar. There are some things you should know. First - remove the spark plug and add a few drops of oil before initial startup. Second - you will NEED to turn off the fuel valve and let the motor run a few minutes until it stalls out OR you will have gas left over in the carburetor and fuel system which will vaporize and you will be inhaling a significant amount of gas. Third - nowhere near 1200W or even 900W. Tried powering an 800W AC with it, it could produce enough power to properly run it. Don’t hesitate to buy this but if you plan to run anything over 600W, get something better

Bought this to run alongside my bigger generator to solely power my window AC unit in my RV.Well it worked for about 3-4hrs, (I followed all the instructions, used the correct fuel/oil 50:1 mix), then all of a sudden it stopped giving whilst reving up extremely high.Tried everything recommended and no luck.So I came back to Amazon and tried clicking on the return option that it gives, well what a complete waist of my time! It allows you to fully say what is wrong, upload pictures, and write what the problem is, but when you hit submit it will just delete everything you have spent time to write, and I did this 3-4 times thinking I may have mistake...no I didn't make any mistakes.Why bother having that option if you cannot even use it.And now I have to contact the main manufacturer and to even start a process with them I am being forced to sign up to their website.Will update this after what happens next!Update... So after a bad start to my issues, I have to say that the company took care of me, hence why I changed from 1 star to 5 stars.They tried helping me with the problem solving but nothing worked, and I understand that sometimes a product can be faulty just through bad luck... So they did redeem themselves and I have to say that they did care about making sure I was satisfied with the outcome and I would be willing to take a chance with them again.

I wrote a previous review that said this generator was pos. I misjudged based on what load i had subjected it to and a perceived failure. Anyway, I wanted to right my wrong by saying this little booger has been pretty useful. You see me transfer water with it. I can empty that drum in about 10-15 minutes with the rv pump. Ive used it to power my electric sawzall demo saw with no problem cutting through 5x7 posts. Its not loud and when you get one let it break in. Mine ran kinda rough first couple of hours but now doesn’t sound like the timing needs adjustment. Busts off cold in three pulls and would power 400-500 watts for a good six hours on one tank. Its light enough, has fat rubber feet and starts pretty easy. Only drawback is the plug panel is ok, but could be a little more robust. I think Its a good little generator. I probably have 10 hours on it now as of this writing. Probably 20+ hours on it and still busts off good

Worked well powering a sump pump pumping water from a spring for the livestock. But since the weather got cooler, it took 6 pulls to start instead of three. And now, it won' start at all. Must be a carburetor problem. I'll look for a replacement here on Amazon. I like it, but it's cheap.