Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Okay, this first part has nothing to do with the WEN generators themselves or their quality (which is fine), but I have a problem with the WEN website and it’s attempt at…humor? Bear with me or just scroll down to where the review …
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Champion makes a lot of models of portable generators. A lot. They sell a lot of them too and for good reason. Based on reviews, that I’ll mention more about later, they are highly rated by users. There are far too many models …
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Kipor portable generators are yellow. I suppose this is partly to distinguish them from other popular brands that are primarily red (Honda) and blue (Yamaha). Kipor (pronounced, kee-pore) assigns the name Sinemaster to their line of digital inverter generators. They probably had the …
Note: I get commissions for purchases made through links in this post. Yamaha seems to have its name on just about everything. I guess that’s a sign of a good, stable company. So it’s no real surprise that Yamaha inverter portable generators are highly rated by owners. Yamaha currently makes (depending on how you count) …
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The Honda EU series of portable generators consists of 5 main models one of which will probably be to your liking. All of them – from the EU1000i to the EU3000i have inverter technology which makes them very quiet runners.
Let’s take a quick look at each of them (and a couple of their cousins) in this overview and review of the EU series.