At the time of writing this review, this portable cordless pressure washer costs $139.99.I didn't even know that portable pressure washers existed. What a huge convenience. This is the worst time of year for vehicles here. The roads free and thaw, there's salt which is horrible with vehicles. Some days it's 10C degrees, some days it's -10C. Even if you wash your vehicle, it's likely that it'll be dirty again again before it gets home.While there is a decent amount of weight to the entire kit, it's well balanced and easy to use. It's fairly easy to use for even up to 30-40 minutes. That's how long it usually takes to wash mine and my wifes vehicles.Battery life is good. It's enough to do two vehicles - my truck and my wifes car. I have not ran out battery yet. I have had to swap from one to the other, but I have never ran out before fully cleaning both vehicles.The power is impressive. It's no where near as powerful as a hotsey or gas powered pressure washer, but it's still way more powerful than I thought it would be. It's more than adequate for cleaning moderately dirty vehicles or driveways. It might have some troubles cutting through huge muddy spots, but for light dust and dirt this is perfect.The added soap resevoir is such a great idea. I like putting some Simple Green in there and it makes my truck sparkle afterwards.I like that you can hook this up to something like a garden hose, or even a bucket full of water. Makes it easy to pressure wash in weird locations, like the foot of my driveway. Which also makes it easy to spray all the dirty into the street and then into the drains.Once I'm done, I drain it and let it sit and dry out a bit, then I can put it away somewhere inside my house (huge bonus) and it takes up next to no room, compared to traditional pressure washers. This is one of the biggest bonuses.I can't recommend this enough. It works great, it's powerful for what it is, it's cheap for what it is and it takes up no room.5/5 stars.

So I have to admit that this cordless pressure washer had me intrigued. I've owned a few electric pressure washers and loved them. But I was a bit skeptical about how well a battery-powered one would work.The entire premise for this washer is that it is portable, meaning you can use it wherever you want as long as you have a supply of water. And trust me, you will need a good supply.With the weather finally warming up, I decided to head outside and give this unit a test. Once unpacked, it was easy to assemble, and the included hard-sided carrying case is nice to keep it all organized. However, trying to get everything back into the case and closed is a bit of a battle.Anyways, I filled up a large bucket of warm water and took it outside to spray off some of the salt buildup on my car from winter. I assembled the hose, plugged in the battery, and attached the nozzle. I put the filtered end of the hose in the bucket and went to work. It took a bit for the machine to prime, but pretty soon I was happily spraying. At first, I wasn't overly impressed with the pressure until I realized you can adjust it on the touchscreen and turn it up—a nice feature that none of my other units had.So obviously, I had to go to max, and I was actually fairly impressed. I'm not 100% sure it has the same amount of pressure as my wired units, which claim the same max psi, but if it doesn't, it is really close. Honestly, for being battery-powered, it’s more than enough.I continued using it to spray down my car when suddenly there was no more water. I glanced over at the bucket, and yep, it was empty. When I think about it, it makes sense that it would go through this much water, but I had only done about 1/3 of my car before I ran out. I used my hose to fill the bucket and kept going, but this unit really goes through the water.This made me think about the viability of this as a true portable unit. If you have a steady water supply around, it's fantastic, but if you don't, it’s going to be a pain. Using this at a lake or a pool where you have a large supply is perfect, but if you need to use a bucket and don’t have a hose, then I really hope you're not cleaning anything large.This also got me thinking: is it possible to connect a hose directly to the unit? It may be, as it uses a quick-connect system, but there is nothing included that gives you this option, so pulling from a water source is your only choice.So far, I'm happy with the pressure, the batteries seem to last a decent amount of time, and I'm more likely to run out of water before power. It's well-made and works fantastically when everything comes together. Just realize that its portability is linked to the water. If you wanted to use this off grid and wanted to clean a large item with no running water around. You're gonna need a lot of buckets.WHAT I LIKED:• Well made• Easy to set up• Includes a nice carrying case• Multiple power settings• Lots of power and lasts a decent amount of timeWHAT I DIDN'T LIKE:• Will drain a large bucket of water really quickly, so you will need a steady supply of water close at hand• No option to connect directly to a hose

The “Portable Cordless Pressure Washer Battery Operated” is a good quality. It comes in a heavy-duty plastic case to keep everything together, including the hose. All of the parts are strong and well made.I can’t speak to its effectiveness because I can’t use it. It is missing a couple of important parts that are needed to operate it. Quality control really needs to be improved. Something like that is a huge hassle for everyone. Hard to recommend it considering that.

Great handy tool for doing some basic low pressure cleaning on most surfaces that is handheld. Out of the box it is easy to use and there was a small learning curve to become familiar with it. I tried using it on a variety of surfaces-I washed my truck, cleaned my driveway, a concrete pathway and paver bricks that edge some stones. It cleaned all the surfaces well but don’t expect the same type of pressure cleaning as a gas or electric powered one. I like that I won’t have to always bring out my larger power washer for smaller jobs and it stores easily in a tool draw. Overall, it works very well for what it is-a battery power washer that is much more effective than using a garden hose and does remove a good deal of dirt, mold etc. from many hard surfaces.