One wheel pin was miss drilled which made assembly annoying since the keeper had to be tapped in with a hammer. Quiet operation. Pressure at first is a bit explosive then settles down. Well organized. Gun holder is very nice. I can't speak for longevity, but so far I like it.

Received as a gift to replace a gas pressure washer. Very easy to put together, and all the accessories store on board without falling off. Love that I won't have to worry about the fuel and starting a gas model every spring after it's been sitting. Great so far.

Have only used it for about 8 hrs, so far so good. Here's my input - Pros - Great consistent pressure, easy to use, well constructed, seems like it should last a while. Cleaned house siding (Harde plank), concrete driveway, outdoor furniture Cons - soap dispenser does not operate under high pressure only low pressure using a soap tip. So I'm unable to perform cleaning using high pressure with soap. High pressure cleaning can only be done without soap. The soap would need to be applied first using a low pressure tip and then I would need to change the tip to a high pressure tip to clean / rinse.

I just got this 3400 PSI electric pressure washer and can't wait to try it out. It was delivered in great condition and was very easy for this older lady to put together (only about 25 minutes). I also bought the 16.5 inch stainless steel surface cleaner clean my concrete decks and driveway.

Did a lot of research and this is one of the most powerful electric pressure washers you can buy that runs on 110VAC. The fact that it comes with the 4 nozzles plus the turbo nozzle is a good bonus and the fact they use standard fittings so you can use other attachments on the market. Build quality is great and looks good too. I do recommend buying a quick detach kit for the hoses so you don't have to thread/unthread hoses when storing/cleaning.

Overall I’m happy with this pressure washer. It’s quieter than I expected. It’s pretty easy to use. It’s not too big. It’s relatively convenient. And we’ve had good results from it as we’ve used it to wash our concrete patios and our cars. My two complaints are that the pressure is not as high as I expected it to be and there’s no way to bypass the soap container. For the pressure, after reading all the warnings in the manual about potential kickback and how it could break glass, I was kind of surprised that even with the highest pressure nozzle, it produced enough pressure, but I never felt like it posed any serious risk of damaging anything. There have been a few cases where I wished it was stronger so I could get stubborn dirt out of concrete, but mostly it’s been sufficient. Second, the soap dispenser is in line with the water intake. When you fill it up, the washer will dispense soap until the soap is gone. When I’m done using the soap, there’s no way I can tell to just bypass the soap dispenser and start spraying clear water again. I just have to use up whatever soap is left, which means I waste soap if I don’t judge exactly how much will be needed at the beginning. That seems like such a serious oversight that I am convinced I must be overlooking something.

I bought this to clean the moss off our driveway and sidewalks. However, the pressure washer doesn't maintain high pressure, but it turns off the pressure frequently, with just a trickle coming out of the nozzle. I contacted Westinghouse support about this, and here's their response: "With our electric units an extension cord should not be used and no hose over 25ft should be used. The extension cord causes surging to the unit and the longer hose causes the pump to work harder which damages it." DO NOT BUY unless you only need to pressure-wash within 25 feet of your hose outlet!

Just got my pressure washer and only tried it out for 15 minutes and already I’m impressed. It’s got good pressure and seems to get the job done removing paint off my porch. I definitely recommend. Assembly was easy. Product seems to be durable and user friendly.

The unit was damaged in delivery, put down hard, bending one of the axle brackets. The exploded view used for assembly depicted the axle going through the inside of the bracket putting the cotter pin on the outside of the wheel. This is wrong. The axle inserts from the outside of the wheel with the cotter pin and washer on the inside of the bracket. The rest of the assembly was simple.

I am hoping that this issue will be resolved by Customer service. On my first use of the pressure washer on about the 3rd squeeze and release of the trigger it seems the unit sent a surge of pressure back to my hose silcock on the home and blew out the head off of the silcock.