4800 PSI Electric Pressure Washer- 4.0 GPM High Power Washer with 33FT Hose Reel, 4 Spray Tips and Soap Bottle for Car Washing, Fence Cleaning, Patio Maintenance（Upgraded） (Blue)

A great power washer for cleaning up concrete and house siding. It can be used for car washes too, but make sure to use a white nozzle. It's lightweight and easy to assemble. Recommend it for home cleanup projects

This thing is a POWER HOUSE!!! I honestly can't believe it!!! BEST MONEY I EVER SPENT!!!

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I fell for the false advertising on this one. False flow rate and false pressure. Read the reviews and you will understand. Performance is less than half of what they claim. I used it one time for about 10 minutes and sent it back. Be sure and check if the manufacturer provides "paid for" return shipping.Everyone wants a lightweight high power pressure washer, but this is not it. Electric pressure washers have specific limits to how many amps it can draw and what that power can produce. Check it out before you buy.

I bought this to speed up some outdoor cleaning projects. Works pretty well, is not heavy, and the spray power is consistent. Gets simple jobs done, but this is a mostly plastic unit so take care with attaching and removing hoses. Its not fragile, but it also is not rugged.The power cable is not very long and the hose it comes with is definitly a hassle. It keeps trying to stay coiled when unwound and creates tangles as you move around. Definitly would suggest you get a longer, tangle free hose for use.

The media could not be loaded. Rules to follow to make sure you’re not caught off guard thinking it’s broke.1) press the handle grip once release it then press again.2) place only the black nozzle in the gun to use soap3) make sure the water is on!! It will use the leftover water from the day before so you think you turned it on when you didn’t.4) make sure you always use the red nozzle for start ups when you ran the hose dry.5) I blew the GFI but accidentally getting it wet. Thought again oh no it’s broke.I made all 5 mistakes and thought oh no I was ripped off. Low and behold I fixed all the problems so far.It’s absolutely fantastic had the power of a 3000 for sure. I will not be returning this PW!!!When I first did the initial startup. I hit the start button and pressed the trigger it spit then total silence. I did this 4 times. I thoughtt uh oh it’s broke. I turned the switch back to off and then back on a few times. Did the exact same thing spit of water came out then silence. Come to find out all you have to do is release the initial gun’s trigger after it spit but press again then it starts right up and pressure is on. It’s so silent when you’re not pressing the gun’s handle too so I can see why someone would think it’s broke because it’s so silent..Next I thought oh no the shampoo isn’t working. It works with the black nozzle only. I thought wonderful back to work and it did a fantastic job.Next day the pressure hose worked right away because it was using the residual water from the day before. It ran dry after 3mins. Started sputtering spitting and the system kept running and was very loud. Come to find out I didn’t turn the water hose on. Once turned on it made a lot of racket sputtering so I had to change out the nozzle to the red one and then it started working perfectly after a couple mins. Then I could change back to any of the other nozzles.

My old pressure sprayer finally stopped working after a few years, so needed a new one. I spent a lot of time reviewing specs on Amazon and chose this unit. Ok, 4800 psi and 4.0 gallon per minute meet the requirements for a small pressure unit before going up to $300 plus for a higher pressure gas model. I got the unit a few weeks ago and am happy with the purchase. It is smaller than my old unit and takes up less storage space. I have done a few brief jobs with the sprayer, including my carport and my van. As far as the advertised 4800 psi pressure and 4.0 GPM goes, I have no way to gauge if this is accurate. I would say it is less than this. My criteria is, does it get the job done? Yes, for most small jobs. If I was going to be doing a big job like pre-cleaning my outside walls before painting, I would use a bigger unit to save time. To maximize the use of this unit, I purchased a turbo tip to provide a more efficient spray pattern. It is a great small job unit that does not take up much storage space. For larger jobs, get a larger pressure sprayer. Well worth the price.

Just received and tried. No way this is over 1500psi or 1GPM. Great for small simple jobs but not high power. I’m comparing to a retired gas Coleman 2000psi 3GPM and recently purchased Simpson 3300psi 2.4GPM. My wife loves it but if you’re thinking about big jobs like thorough deck or driveway, you should be disappointed. Nevertheless, I keeping for the small cleanup as I said.

I was hesitant to buy an electric power washer, because I thought it would be less powerful than the large heavy gas ones I have used. This washer has performed really well. It is powerful enough to scrub off years of green algae off my siding and ground in dirt on my patio. The only issue I had is that it would not run at first. I researched the problem with their checklist and it said it would not run if a leak was detected. The hose that I was using was old and the end leaked horribly. After replacing that hose connection the power washer worked without any issues.