Champion 75537i - 2800 Watt Electric Start Inverter Generator w/ RV Outlet & Wireless Remote

Took it camping over a weekend and performed well. It ran out of gas at one point but I did not have a full tank so not sure if that represents the actual consumption.

Pros: Quiet, economical, and runs everything we need including the 13,5k BTU air conditioner. The remote start is very useful - means we run the generator for much shorter periods.

Cons: Although it has an excellent warranty, this is our second Champion 75537i - the first had an issue after 18 months of flawless operation - Almost 8 months later, and it is still in the shop waiting for backordered parts.

I am very pleased with my generator with remote start. As a older, single woman who enjoys camping it was a fitting choice for me. Priced a little high but worth the convenience.

Generator is excellent especially for the cost of the unit unpacked it put oil and gas in started up within 3 seconds and ran flawless for 5 hours with load and no load sound very comparable to the red ones.Ran my 13500 btu AC and my pancake compressor with fluorescent lights and radio on also great unit would def buy or recommend.

Purchased it to run the AC on my 35ft TT. It works great and uses very little fuel.

Works as described. I have three champion generators and I bought this for RVing which my RV neighbors appreciate. It is a lot quieter if you need to run your air conditioner. About the only other things you can run his TVs or lights while the AC is running. Soon as a microwave kicks on it pops the circuit. But I knew that and that's why I was buying it and I love it.
You have to buy two Honda 2000's and run in parallel just to beat it. So can't beat the price

Easy setup, runs my 13.5 Rv a/c, even on Eco mode, and that is the primary reason for purchase. Did install a hard start kit. Starts right up, then engine will die. Starts right back up and runs great. Has done this since initial startup. Reason for 4 stars. Hoping it works itself out. Not much time on it yet, but that will change within the next couple of months.

I put oil in it and it fired right up! Super happy with the level of noise it puts out. I plugged in 2 circular saws the generator bogged a little at start-up but caught up and ran perfectly.

Great investment with this Champion Inverter. Right out of the box it performed like a Champ, literally! Was able to run my 20ft RV with no problem. I would greatly recommend this Inverter to all my RV friends.

Took my new Champion out for its maiden voyage last weekend and was impressed for my first experience. My dad has the comparable Yamaha with boost and for the money I would say that this is a better deal. It runs quiet even with economy mode off! The remote start feature is really convenient as well.

The only down side that I saw with it was the fuel capacity. If for some reason you had to run it all night to keep an A/C going or your batteries are drained you wouldn't make it through the night. Up here in the mountains its a non issue though. Great product so far!

Took my new Champion out for its maiden voyage last weekend and was impressed for my first experience. My dad has the comparable Yamaha with boost and for the money I would say that this is a better deal. It runs quiet even with economy mode off! The remote start feature is really convenient as well.

The only down side that I saw with it was the fuel capacity. If for some reason you had to run it all night to keep an A/C going or your batteries are drained you wouldn't make it through the... more

So as several of the other reviewers noted, I spent hours and hours comparing models before I made the decision to buy my generator. I am a single female, so my requirements were a MUST!

1. Weight. (Could I manage it alone?)
2. Crank able ( would I have to spend hours yanking a cord to try and crank it?)
3. Price (could I afford the dang thing?)
4. Sound (would it be quiet enough that it wouldn't wake the dead?)
5.) Maintenance (with my limited mechanical knowledge, would I be able to do upkeep on item?)

So I compared my Champion to the Honda, Yamaha, Kipor and a few other not-so-common names. The main reason I went ahead with the Champion was the wireless remote. (It's a girl thing )

I DID NOT GO WRONG!!

I totally love my generator! I have used it for 5 days- 18/24 hours a day and have had NO ISSUES! It runs my RV with no hesitation. My 13,500 btu ac works perfectly as well as everything else. I admit, I have not tried micro while ac running- can't comment on that, sorry.

I have used less than 10 gallons of gas in 5 days. With ac running regularly along with water pump, lights, tv, fridge and plugs charging phones & other misc items, the tank needs refilling about every 5-6 hours. Tank is a little over 1 1/2 gallon. I also bought a flo-n-go pump (a must) that I use in my gas jug and refilling is a breeze that takes possibly 2 minutes tops.

A friend of mine has a Honda 3000 and he says if he had to do it again he would 100% buy the Champion like mine! It's just as quiet as the Honda and the convenience of the wireless remote is ridiculous!

As I write this review, I am at Charlotte Motor speedway camping. Quiet hours are 12am-7am. Generator goes off at midnight. How nice is it just to click my remote to turn it off, then wake up and click it back on rather that to run outside and yank a string 20 million times!

I can't rave enough!

If you're in the market and thinking about a generator, if what's important to me is important for you - buy the Champion!

So as several of the other reviewers noted, I spent hours and hours comparing models before I made the decision to buy my generator. I am a single female, so my requirements were a MUST!

1. Weight. (Could I manage it alone?)
2. Crank able ( would I have to spend hours yanking a cord to try and crank it?)
3. Price (could I afford the dang thing?)
4. Sound (would it be quiet enough that it wouldn't wake the dead?)
5.) Maintenance (with my limited mechanical knowledge, would I be able to do... more