Worx Nitro Hydroshot 20V 710PSI Light-Duty Electric Pressure Washer with Brushless Motor Cordless, Lightweight, 5-in-1 Portable Power Cleaner, Power Share Compatible – Battery & Charger Included

Lightweight, and plenty of power for most jobs that don't need more than 1000psi. At 700psi when drawing from a bucket of water, it's good enough to wash and rinse a vehicle, unless you have really caked-on mud. If hooked to a water spigot with a hose, it could possibly have enough power for tougher jobs, but where this really shines, is where there is a limited availability of water--rinse a boat after a day out on the water, before trailering it home, or giving a car a "light" wash. At 1gpm, you can clean a mid-size car with a couple of buckets full of water. Helpful during the winter months, when you don't want to hook up a water hose to rinse off the salt from your car/truck.

I love Worx products and happy to add this to my collection. We do not have a water source close to our driveway so this is perfect for washing cars! The suction hose is great and works well with five-gallon buckets. The spray is powerful enough for my needs and the product is lightweight and easy to maneuver. Good job, Worx!

Overall, I am fairly satisfied with the purchase I bought to clean my front steps to my house; we have a 2nd floor front door, with new smooth concrete treads. I needed something better than garden hose with high pressure nozzle (didn't leave it quite clean enough), but not a an overly powerful pressure washer that would slowly erode the concrete every time I needed to wash off accumulated dirt. I was also hoping this would be a nice light alternative, but with the big battery - it was a surprise that holding it was considerably more effort than holding just a wand. While I needed the extra battery capacity, a 40V wand (2 batteries) would not be fun; I would have definitely regretted not purchasing a budget Bauer pressure washer vs the 40V system due to holding that extra weight the entire time Battery life is not great - I was hoping for something a little closer to 20-25 minutes My run time: ONLY 14 Minutes - full overnight charge and brand new (fresh out of the box) battery, using the 25 degree spray setting I was able to clean approximately 100 sq feet. - Top landing approx 6'x8'; - middle landing approx 3'x4' - 10 step treads approx 1'x4'. (no risers) The battery died with approx 30 sq feet remaining - 4 remaining steps - bottom landing approx 5'x5' I *might* buy it again; It was easy to use and connect directly to my garden hose I will only use this 2-3x year for cleaning the stairs I can (and will) buy another battery for extra capacity More importantly, I need the reciprocating saw too (for clean cutting my Christmas trees), so this is an entry-level battery tool system I can build upon for very infrequent and light duty (5-15 minute jobs) - If it weren't for the above need, and I could do over, I would get the 100 dollar Bauer pressure washer from Harbor Freight

Great little power sprayer My husband says it’s great for most jobs that he does around our home and he doesn’t have to drag out the big sprayer anymore which is a big bonus as one ages. We would recommend it

This is my second one bought. I like the concept and the psi is good for what it is. The first one just quit drawing water. You could hear the pump working but wouldn't draw any water. I hardly used it, so the quality is not so good. I purchased the second one recently and can't speak of durability since I've only had it for a short time and only used it a handful of times. Not holding my breath that this one may crap out with limited use like the first one. Time will tell. If it does, I won't be buying another one, even though I like the concept.

I can't talk about this for the longevity yet but I have the original Hydra shot 320 PSI and also the original 40 volt 450 PSI. This one has absolutely got more power. It's much more adequate at cleaning. You can wash your vehicle twice as fast with this one because it removes soap more efficiently. I was debating whether or not to buy this because I already have three other battery-powered pressure washers, but I'm totally glad I got this! As with all of worx Hydrashots, it's a bonus to have the siphoning kit so you can use a bucket of water for when you don't have access to a hose. These are really nice to take camping if you need to clean something off like a bike or a kayak. I love works products! I'm going to wait for a nice day and shoot a video of all three of hydrashashots that I have for comparison. I can't stress enough that this item is totally worth it due to the convenience and the decent power you can get from it!

Stop working after 4 times of use. Going to contact manufacturer for warranty replacement or repair. Not happy.

Good product

La pression est très forte

Didn't have the product in my country, so decided to get this latest version from the US. So glad I upgraded from the basic version to this, as now the foaming is really foam not just soapy water.

Under continuous use, it can drain a Home Depot bucket in about seven minutes, and the battery in 20-30 minutes. The motor will get hot to the touch if you don’t take breaks. Don’t expect miracles because 710psi is no substitute for even a basic electric pressure washer that can be capable of 1000-2000psi, but when you have no access to plug in power or dedicated water source this is about a good as it gets over a garden hose gun.

Pretty weak. Not sure what I was expecting but even hooked up to a hose it barely cleans grass off my mower decks. Not really sure this could be used for much other than light cleaning.