WORX40V Power Share Hydroshot 2X20V Portable Power Cleaner (Batteries & Charger Included) - WG644 Black/Orange

Arrived quickly easy to assemble and use.

it's a real cool tool. especially when you don't have access to a hose. which is really what it's all about. I use it to clean my patio balcony, where it barely rains in California. it's a great design. super easy to attach both batteries. super easy to attach hose. hose is pretty long. cool that you can get water from a bucket. or directly attach a garden hose. I just wish the strength of the spray was harder....or the option for it to be stronger. maybe that was just my missed expectation. and without both batteries....it will run out of power pretty quick. so, keep the batteries recharged. and it does go thru a bucket of water real quick. so again. never to replace a garden hose. but without that option....this is a great alternative.

The media could not be loaded. This is the second Hydroshot that I own. I also have the original which takes one battery. This one is about 50% more powerful and takes two batteries at a time. I used the original at both lake house and home residence and would take it back and forth. Leaving the original at the lake and will keep this new one at home. This is even better than original as it is more powerful. IF you think these Hydroshots are the same as using a gas powered high power pressure washer, you will be disappointed. Most of those are 1800 PSI, and this is 450 psi. A garden hose nozzle is around 60-80 psi. I find this to be about 5x to 6x more powerful than a garden hose nozzle. What this doe great is clean up patios, porches etc. especially after pollen season, great for washing cars, boat, motorcycle, cleaning out garage floors, etc. I love it and is one of the most used tools in my garage. For what it does it does it perfectly.

Arrived as advertised, great for an apartment with no outside water source, it will use up a gallon bucket very quickly, also be careful cleaning external HVAC coils it will ben them with the 0 degree setting

I thought this would have more pressure but it was a bit disappointing. Even at maximum 450 psi it was a pretty weak spray unless you focus the stream to 0 degrees. but that pinpoint of spray only goes so far. My intent was to use it on my pool deck since my house water pressure is so poor but avoid dragging out my big gas pressure washer. It was ....OK, but not great. Value for money is questionable for two reasons, first I think you can get an electric pressure washer for about $100 less with 1500 psi. It just wont be cordless but its very portable compared to gas. Second, the weight of this thing with batteries and the pump to get this meager pressure is pretty hefty. It limits the time you will want to use it. That said, it did clean off dog paw prints from dirt in the yard and generally was OK at moving small debris. its just slow going and I think the max pressure is too low for most applications. Maybe its good to wash a car?

I used the device once. it worked well but one battery shorted out and actually burned. I contacted Amazon customer service and they said they could take care of it. Next thing you know, I have a return label for the entire unit and they were shipping a new one. I live 40 miles from the nearest UPS drop and I tried to explain to 2 separate people, I only need the battery. I finally gave up and purchased 2 new batteries. What has happened to customer service?? Not good!

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. She lives in an apartment with a huge balcony. She loves this thing and uses it all the time to keep her balcony and outdoor furniture clean from flying dirt do to construction. She puts the long water tube in her kitchen sink and runs the water to never run out of water as she uses it. It's been very handy.

I've had Worx products in the past and loved them so when I saw the WORX 40V Power Share Hydroshot 2X20V Portable Power Cleaner I was excited. My first issue was the lack of written instructions...just sketches in the manual. Ok, I got past that but next was the 90 minutes to almost two hours to charge the batteries. That would not be too much of an issue except that the charge lasts only about 20 minutes, not enough time to do even a relatively small job. The real downside was that even on the narrowest setting there was never enough power to clean the pavers on my lanai. It took the 20-minute power resource to clean an area of about 5 x 10 feet. And the nozzle had to be only a couple of inches from the surface to do the job. I have a nozzle on my hose that does just as well without the time limit. Lastly, with two batteries the wand is rather heavy. All in all, it might be ok to wash your car but then why would you spend $200 just to wash your car.