WORX Nitro HydroShot WG633E 20V High-Flow Cordless Portable Pressure Cleaner Power Washer with Brushless Motor Up to 56 Bar Pressure Multi-Spray Nozzle & Accessories (Tool Only No Battery or Charger)

Brilliant piece of kit for only washing the car, don't bother for any big job as it EATS batteries! I get through one and a half 5ah batteries in one car wash.. Eco mode is lower pressure then a hose so it's pointless.It's built like a tank and has great power to blast the car.

Excellent cordless pressure washer. Powerfull enough for most jobs. Bought the larger battery pack.

Let's get this out of the way: most mains-driven pressure washers - even compact ones - will be more powerful than this. I bought this portable pressure washer to use where there is no access to mains power and a hosepipe.For regular use around the car/home, this Worx pressure washer is more than up to the task, and is significantly more capable than the WG620E (which I found to be woefully underpowered). The main body and lance aren't very heavy, and doesn't cause strain if used for prolonged periods.Highly recommended that the PowerShare PRO 4.0ah battery is used with this pressure washer. I saw longer runtimes and quicker cooling down times when compared with a non-Pro battery.Very happy with this pressure washer - it fulfills the brief of being portable, powerful enough for most tasks around the home, and having a good runtime so I'm not staring at a charging battery all the time. Definitely recommended.

pretty decent to clean the van works well- not as powerful as plug in but a good unit- i have a load or aftermarket battery's so power not an issue

As a user of Worx’s first version of the Hydroshot I decided that it was time for an upgrade to the newest version.Things I have noticed are as follows,It’s lightweight and fairly compactBattery Life on a 6ah is reasonable enough and can easily get 95% of a large car or van washed before needing to do the final rinseIt’s got a noticeable amount more pressure than the first version that Worx made of the Hydroshot, and is certainly much more pressure coming from it than a regular garden hoseThe eco button in my opinion is for my intended uses worthless and not neededOverall a very solid machine from Worx which is definitely a worthwhile upgrade

I reali enjoy washing my car after buying this

I have used good few pressure washers and the is the most powerful pressure washer to my experience. However there is a big BUT.You should have minimum 4A battery and would use regular stainless steel pressure washer nozzle. The factory provided rotating nozzle is child play. So have the right battery and buy pressure washer nozzle separately and you are good to go.Price could have been less but considering this is one of the top product and price reflect that too. We’ll build quality and 2 year warranty.Another thing I like is no more pressure washer cable to manage. I just use the Aldi auto retractable garden hose for less hassle.You can also have the short wand but buy the Worx one and other model leaks water user pressure. Hope this helps.

Have many WORX tools, so didn’t need the battery.I use this with a 4ah battery, and it used approx 40% battery doing a large SUV. Not sure the 2ah battery would be enough.Very convenient, as no power cord. You are only attached by the hose line, and can even get rid of that using the supplied connectors.Lightweight.15 and 25 degree spray is best for the car in my opinion, 40 degree is too weak.No where near as powerful as a plug in washer, but massively more convenient.If you want to do patios/brickwork then you do need a plug in washer.Overall recommend for quick cleaning of cars/bikes.