WORX NITRO 18V(20V MAX) Hydroshot Cordless Pressure Washer WG633E.1, PowerShare, Patio Cleaning and Car Washing, Max. 56 Bar, 220L/H, with Accessories, 4.0Ah Battery & charger

Great portable power washer. It has decent power levels and battery life is ok to clean a car.Slightly heavier than I thought it would be but still ok to use. Would recommend it.

Bought this as I didn't have access to a driveway or water supply for a normal pressure washer. I wouldn't buy any of the lesser models as I find the pressure this produces is exactly what you want for a car. It easily removes mud, bird crap and bugs from paintwork, but would struggle when it comes to tar. The multi setting nozzle offers a lot of options but I find I usually wash the car using the 15 degree setting which isn't too powerful but removes the most dirt. The battery life is very good for the job this thing is doing, however I have ran out during a thorough single car wash where I perform a rinse, foam, and rinse again. The foam gun attachment is all I would ever need, and puts an even coat of foam on the car which loosens dirt. The quality of the product is good overall and wouldn't have any doubts for the future. Attached are photos after the rinse, foam, and rinse again. I have given it 4 stars as batteries are expensive and the price of the product itself is already high.

(Edit - after using for a while I'm upgrading from 4 to 5 stars, it's great! I also added a number of extra comments at the bottom. The rest is unchanged. Note pic includes two optional accessories.)Before I say anything more I want to mention that the instructions aren't that clear on how to attach the multi-spray head to the lance. Don't try to force it in but pull the brass coloured ring down (towards the far end of the lance), press the head in and then rotate it to find the correct alignment and press it home.I mostly bought mine hoping to do quick cleaning jobs without the clear-up time you get with my Karcher K7.91MDB+, where you have wet and/or dirty:* Mains lead* Water-in Hose* Machine-to-Lance Hose* Lance* Machine(Plus at 160bar you need to be careful with the Karcher not to damage stuff, 56 seems safer, plus I suspect that's the 56 is max not typical.)Also I was hoping to use the 2l water bottle attachment for some short jobs and avoid an ludicrous clear-up time vs. work time balance. I saw instructions for fitting the previous water bottle attachment that involved using a 19mm spanner to take an existing part off the machine, here it just has a standard pressure-washer connector you can put on and take off with no tools.Oh and on the water-in connector on the machine - note it has a small water filter inserted in it you can just pull out with your fingers, and I'd do that after use as you seem to get water left inside the machine if you don't take it out and let the remaining water drain out.Note it turns on at full power and pressing the Eco button selects the lower power mode (and back and forth).It's powerful enough to clean concrete on its narrow jet setting (not that I'd suggest using it for that, it would take forever, just as an idea of the power available) and while quite noisy I'm happy with my purchase to date. I think it's a substantial improvement over the previous generation Worx machines and would suggest people consider getting this over a previous model, even if it's a bit of an extra cost.Note I'd suggest starting by using the 15 degree setting for things like Cars, as the narrowest setting is quite powerful and perhaps get a feel for the effects before thinking of what to use it on. Oh and while I don't have the Turbo nozzle (which is fitted instead of the supplied multi-spray head) I gather (from the video review by "Mikes Positively Technical World") that it works by spinning narrow jets around to cover a larger area at higher pressure than the 15 degree setting.If they do a version with a 2Ah battery pack I'd avoid that as it eats the 4Ah one fairly quickly. Oh and you press the orange button to remove the battery from the device.P.S. Bonus points available for someone to edit the main heading from NIRTO to NITRO! Does no-one watch Gladiators? ;-)**** Updates after 3 months use, to go along with the rating improvement ****Firstly I feel the the Turbo Water Nozzle is an important accessory to consider now I have one (see attached pic):https://www.amazon.co.uk/WORX-WA4037-Hydroshot-Nozzle-Accessory/dp/B071CJW5B7The way the standard nozzle works is as the jet gets tighter the power goes up. However this means for some cleaning jobs where you need a lot of power you spend a long time cleaning an area. What this does is send out (I assume 2) tight jets and rotate them in a circle, so you get the high-power but spun round the circumference of a circle, hence as you move it about an area the diameter of the circle is cleaned.Also this, or equivalent (mentioning as it works and will be widely available, see attached pic):Co-op Natural Mineral Water, Still, 2l, "Bottled at source in Church Stretton".As it fits to the bottle adapter, I'm sure many others do but I think I paid 57p for mine (oh and drank the water, didn't throw it away). I did find 1.5 l Evian bottles don't work, strangely as the top is too wide.One thing I will add it make sure every thing is done up tightly on the bottle adapter, I initially found it only worked when the lance was pointed horizontally or above, and below that only a slow jet came out. After some tightening up, especially to the black ring in the middle of the adapter, it now works fine (that was a one-time thing, well so far).This can be useful too: WA4013 Short Lance (see attached pic)The sawn-off option! If you want to direct some more power down on the roof of the car, rather than coming in at an angle, or any tight space jobs. I paid £12.99 for a genuine one but it looks like 3rd party ones are also available, which I couldn't comment on (and would see the saving as too minor for any potential hassle).Summary - I really like it a great deal now I'm fully up to speed!

Amazing power that blasts dirt away. Great battery life. Only thing is it took 4 buckets of water to clean car. The Worx bucket is a waste of time as it keeps collapsing and the water pours out.

I like this product because you don’t need a fixed water pipe pressure ok cleanse great

Bought this purely for cleaning my new car and as far as im concerned is money well spent. Fantastic bit of kit, pressure is more than enough for car cleaning using the included 'foam cannon' attachment and water drawn from a bucket. First use though and the battery only lasted about 10 mins on a full charge, however I had bought a spare battery which lasted for the rest of the wash with loads of power left. So I will try again with the supplied battery and if same happens it must be a dud and will go back. One thing I would say is that the bottle attachment, which although it works well, isn't much use for more than tackling a quick splash to remove bird droppings, same with the supplied collapsible bucket, as it gets through water at an impressive rate. I also bought the adapter so that I can angle the water jet for under the sills, well worth getting in my opinion.

Works well, battery lasts a good while. Pretty powerfull for a battery power washer

This is the second pressure washer I have had from work, the first generation was adequate and done the job but their is a big difference between that pressure washer and this one, the second generation is far more powerful and is close to a wired pressure washer.