Ok, for the money this isn't a bad pressure washer. It will not out preform a gas powered pressure washer. I have a 4000 psi gas powered pressure washer that drives you back when you press the trigger and I can wash the 2nd story of my house from the ground. This pressure washer can't do that. But That's not what I bought it for. I bought this pressure washer because It's small and compact and easy to travel with when I go 4 wheeling and washing things down after hunting trips. Also I use it when cleaning walk in meat coolers. I only use the 15 degree tip because any greater you lose to much power and you might as well just use a hose. It also does an ok job on cars with the 15 degree tip, wasn't worried about damaging paint as it doesn't have enough power unless you're dumb enough to put it right up to the car, but 6" away you're good.

I’ve used this pressure washer a few times now to clean our back patio and find the power to be more than adequate removing grease stains, paint, and dirt and soot from brick pavers. The nozzle tips provided a good variety of angles to work with, and store neatly on the unit when not in use. No leaks at all on the connections so far, and I love that the hose coils neatly on the unit, and everything clamps together in one piece for storage.

Surprisingly great performance from such a small package! This pressure washer is fairly lightweight which is great for different jobs around the house.From low pressure washes on your vehicle to concrete sidewalks and vinyl siding, this is a super versatile cleaning device.Pressure is good for all the use cases above and beyond. The pressure washer is easy to use and maneuver.Overall, the power is good. There’s probably other pressure washers on the market that might perform slightly better for the same cost, but again your grandmother could use this pressure washer with confidence due to the small packaging. I feel that’s the convenience you’re paying for with this product.

Does not feel like 5000 lbs. pressure. Have a OLD 2200 lbs gas washer that feels stronger. would not consider this unit to last long. Light duty uses only.

I have a small horse farm and wanted to get this to do a good cleaning on the floor of the shelter periodically throughout the year. This exceeded my expectations. It appears to be very well built. It has an internal storage area for the different nozzles so you always have what you need right there. There is also a hose reel on the front which really makes things so much easier. This washer is fairly lightweight so I can move it around easily and love that it has wheels. This is not a super high powered pressure washer that I would use on the exterior of my house, patio, etc, but it is great for the smaller projects!

I love the efficiency of this pressure washer, saves me time.

This pressure washer is powerful and effective, a great tool.

We've got a big property with lots of surface work than needs cleaning every year. We got this pressure washer a few months ago and have been putting it through it paces all summer. We also have had previous electric and currently have a 3500 psi gas Karcher to compare it against. Let me start by saying, this is a very well built and thought out unit. The internal storage shelf for the other nozzles is a great idea. All our other washers have used snap in holders for the extra nozzles and ultimately we end up loosing a few when they pop out and we don't notice. Thus, the internal storage box is a great idea. The hose reel on the front is another great feature you don't see on as many units that really is a nice feature.The Good: For an electric pressure washer of 1600 psi this is a really nice unit. It cleans, cars, patio furniture, wood decks (were you need lower pressure) and most other light duty items with ease. We tried it on concrete decking and walkways and while it does kind of work, you need a turbo nozzle to really make it work well and at that point you probably need to invest in a higher pressure unit. However, if you just have a little brick or concrete to clean you should be fine with this unit, but a turbo nozzle would be a good addition. The unit itself is well built and has stood up to the dozen or so times we've used it without any issues. Unlike our massive gas unit this one is lightweight enough to mover around easily so great for spot tasks. The three levels of pressure is a novel idea, but it's so low flow and low pressure you probably will only use it at it's highest level. We've always adjusted the pressure via the fan angle of the nozzle but this works too.The Bad: This isn't awful but will essentially make the unit trash once it is a problem, but the included hose is not standard pressure washer hose. We've have tons of pressure washer hoses and it's always been the thread on type so it would have been nice to be able to ad on an extension hose, but in this case that's a no go. There may be an easy replacement, but it won't be a traditional pressure washer hose. Maybe a non-issue as historically all my electric pressure washers have died long before there were hose issues, but again would have been nice to be able to use an extension hose versus having to use an extension cord.Conclusions: if you're looking for a light duty, well made electric pressure washer then for the money this isn't a bad deal. If you have existing pressure washer parts, just know that only the nozzles will work with this one due to the non-typical hose connections. If this is your first or you don't have any accessories sitting around then no issue. Overall it's a good buy that has functioned without issue for a dozen or so sessions. Again the biggest thing to note with this is what you will be washing. It's low flow and low pressure so if you have tons of brick, stone or concrete to wash then I'd recommend you look for 2500 psi or above and typically that brings you into the realm of gas washers.