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

Fast delivery and works great! I love this little thing for my camping trips!

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

This is honestly not worth buying! It says that this item can run for 3 hrs and it doesn’t even run. It kept turning off continuously and when I tried returning the item, it said it is non refundable/ returnable. This is trash! Do Not Buy!

a Year Later, and still running strong.. and have used it a couple of times a weak.. Very Happy with this little tough guy.very surprised that it puts out 200 watts more than advertised.. "Wow".. Highly Recomend.

Very nice little generator for the price. Have not had mine long but I think it was a great buy.

The media could not be loaded. I've had it going on 14 months now and it's running strong. Every once in awhile I run it to keep fresh gas in it.

Good generator I'm giving it 3 stars because the 12V part didn't work at all and Amazon team won't help me to fix it since has passed 30 days since I received it I didn't use it since a few days ago and yesterday I tried to recharge my 12v motorcycle battery and didn't work the circuit breaker switches off all the time but the 110v circuit is fine everything works perfectly but the 12v part isn't working and nothing else I can do, so is a shame because the generator is good works good a little bit noisy and vibrating but if it wasn't for the 12v circuit failing I will recommend it

The media could not be loaded. Ok,, I've been eyeballing these small 2 stroke Genny's for some time, even the Harbor Freight older units before they were discontinued .First,, I was a Master Mechanic for 35 years for a major contractor in the US. on all types or heavy equipment to small, even 'yes, generators of all types and sizes. I needed a very small generator for my enclosed car trailer for both 12v and 120v work lamps. Not that I really had to have one mind you, but makes for more options!. I read quite a few of the reviews, watched what videos were/are available, then pulled the plug on this offering. Although I really don't like to support Chinese manufacturing,, out of the box I was reasonably impressed with not only the packaging, but overall first impression of the build quality putting eyes on it.NO, it's not a Honda, and depending on who reviewed these types of generator, they comment on 'noise' from annoying to acceptable.So,, filled it up with mixed fuel, choke ON, hand roped it a a dozen times (don't believe in a need to add oil in the plug hole but it is an option) to move mixed fuel/oil into the intake as well as the lower end. Now. Switch ON, choke ON!, started first pull! During Break-In, I ran it on a mix of 40:1 then switched to 50:1 for continued use. My first observation was,,, for a 2 stroke the noise level was really not over the top, and in reality, some of the older 4 stroke gen's can be much louder. It seems these gen's like to run on a moderate load, maybe 50% for the smoothest engine run condition.Ran it for a bit unloaded, then plugged in a modest load and it smooths right out and a very acceptable noise level for my need and application. I ran the 40:1 for about a hour until it ran out. On filling it with the now spec fuel blend, the carb float/needle had stuck, but a simple tipping of the gen and became unstuck and has been fine, no issues ever since. The fact that it has multiple 120v outlets is handy, but, also increases the 'potential' to overload (nice option though to add in devices without a splitter). The included 12v connector and parrot clamp harness (not imaged in the product photos) is another included handy option. The instruction manual is well written and laid out, although it is a simple machine. For the price, if longevity is decent, I don't think these can be beat as long as you don't throw loads at it that it can't handle. So,, for now, my purchase and my application for this machine seems very reasonable. I'll update later, or add more videos if possible. You can't expect much on a Gen below 200.00, but this one is a good representation of what these small units can do.My phone camera seemed to increase the engine running noise level, and hard to here me talk, but when my back was turned to the machine,, is a better representation of the actual noise levels...