GE Appliances 10 Gallon Versatile Plug and Play Electric Water Heater with Adjustable Thermostat, Easily Installs Where You Want It, 120 Volt

I still have an Oakwoods mobile home bought in 1975. It's needed some love and care from time to time, but it's still holding up well. Over that many years, of course the water heater is the first to go bad. But finding one to fit the smaller space (under counter) is either hard to find or expensive. This one was a decent price and relatively easy to install. Seems to work well. If we get 20 years or so out of it, it's worth it.

Wonderful small capacity water heater. Its good to see that GE is still producing quality appliances. What can I say. Its a water heater. Quality is good and it works wonderfully. Zero issues with the install ( this was a new install, not a replacement). What sold me was the price. I couldn't find anything that was comparable at Home Depot or Lowe's that wasnt considerably more expensive and it was delivered to my front door (more or less) for free. I didn't have to go pick it up or pay $80 some dollars to have it delivered by one of the Big name stores. Win, Win for me.

High quality GE product, heats up faster than it may say. Would recommend.

Works great

Good little water heater, working fine so far. However I would say it is a difficult install if you don’t have any plumbing skills as it came with no pipes or fittings to hook up (those were expensive) also the power supply doesn’t come wired into it, so you gotta do that which is easy but again if you’ve never done it you might not figure it out easy. Also power cord is short so if you’re not near an outlet get a quality 12 gauge or less extension cord.

Good value, easy install, and General Electric quality. Amazon sold and shipped the water heater to my door for 25% less then the cost at a big box store. Everything was included and I was able to install the water heater in less than an hour. It was a new install in a tiny house. It is a ten gallon unit; therefore, you can take a quick shower. For perspective an average RV water heater is 5 to 7 gallons. The water heater does not take up a lot of space. I can take a shower in the early morning and my wife can take her shower a few hours later so it works great for us.

Heats real well. Doesn't use up a lot of power

Bought this due to it being "plug and play". Had problems with the electric cord that was not attached to anything and had to be wired to the heater's junction box. The instructions make no mention of the cable gland and I only found out what it was when I looked at another manufacturer's website video. GE doesn't have an installation video or I can't find one after hundreds of searches. It has no hoses with it. I had to buy hoses and adapters for it. Now I have to find a runoff pipe for the pressure relief value. Anyone know where I can find one for a top mount valve? This "plug and play" already cost me 300.00 before taxes to buy and another 100.00 in supplies and I still don't have everything it needs. Major disappointment. Where are all the people that said it installed so easy? Apparently, they are plumbers or have done it before. So not happy with this purchase and still don't have hot water.Add another problem. I checked the measurements to make sure it would fit under my counter. Didn't mention that the value that must go on the top adds another 3 to 4 inches.More to this again. Still more and more cost and still don't have any hot water. Beware! all the misinformation makes this a very costly bait and switch. I thought I could trust the GE brand. Never again. Would have had hot water if I had bought one of the crazy TEMU products I guess.