Love this pressure washer!! It was exactly what I was hoping it would be! Great water pressure, incredibly easy to use, was not super loud, and the price?? You can’t beat this! I needed a pressure washer to clean the turd in my backyard but I live in an apartment without a hose. This pressure washer is perfect!

I only played with this once so far and it seemed like it did a pretty good job. Not as powerful as a gas powered or standard pressure washers but didn't do too bad. It's fun to use. The foamer worked great but empties fast. Time will tell about the batteries as that is normally the First Things That Go, I guess just like everything else that uses batteries until they get them perfected. The drawback I see is that the filter for the end of the hose is not weighted and it floats to the top of your water bucket. You have to put some sort of a weight on it to keep it down at the bottom of the bucket.

I was anticipating that the unit wouldn't flow enough volume for car washing, but I was pleasantly suprised. With good outlet pressure I can go through a 5 gallon bucket in less than 5 minutes. The soap dispenser inlet should be restricted. It pulls the full bottle in about 20 seconds. I suspect crimping down the feed tube a bit would extend the run time greatly. One battery was good for 8-9 5 gallon buckets or 4 washing sessions for me. Great value.

It’s pretty good, does what I need it to do which is primarily rinse salt and schmutz off of my cars in the winter.Couple things if you’re looking for more. The different settings of the nozzle are unreliable at best. The 40 setting was best. The others not so much. The 25 just about points straight down. 15 simply doesn’t work. The 0 is not a zero. The spray is more of a mist. If you’re familiar with gas powered pressure washers and the varying nozzle options and what they do, this doesn’t do that. Where some splinter the wood of your deck or would take the paint off of your car, don’t expect that. The 40 did what I wanted however. This is probably not what you’re looking for to clean your deck or sidewalk. My experience is those settings don’t happen and aren’t strong enough.The case is pretty good. But not DeWalt. Of course this isn’t in the DeWalt price range either. The submersible filter for a bucket doesn’t fit in its spot either. The handle of the pressure gun is in the way. You can lay it in another spot and close things fine however.For $60 and my needs, I’m keeping it. It’s possible I’m missing something and more use of it will enlighten me. But you’re not getting any help from the directions with that. They’re minimal.The submersible filter for a bucket floats. I used a binder clip to hold in place against the rim of the bucket. A small plastic clip on the tube would be a nice touch.Lastly, the batteries had zero charge in them so if you’re looking to open the box and get to work - probably not. Open the box and start charging the batteries. Then find something else to do for a couple hours until they’re charged. I was surprised/impressed by the battery life however. One full battery lasted for a full sized SUV and two full 5 gallon buckets. That was nice.Good luck.

This cordless pressure washer works really well for its size. It’s lightweight, easy to assemble, and very convenient without needing a hose connection. The pressure is strong enough to clean my car, patio, garden furniture, and outdoor surfaces.The two batteries are a big plus and last long enough for regular cleaning tasks. I also like the different nozzle settings, which make it easy to switch between gentle rinsing and stronger cleaning.Overall, it’s a great portable pressure washer for home use. Very practical and worth the money.