I've had the WPX3400E power washer for less than a week and have used it only once. I cleaned a very dirty patio which is the about 26 feet square and it did better than I had expected. It is very light weight as compared to my old gas powered machine and much quieter. I do wish that I could use an extension cord with it but the instructions say not to.

I have used a gas powered pressure washer for the last 20+ years. Well as life would have it that beast finally bit the dust. I was hesitant that an electric model wouldn't be as powerful. But I was also done dealing with gas, oil changes, etc. So I gave this a try. I like it . Close to be as powerful as my old gas model, but plenty powerful enough for all of my needs cleaning the driveway, patio and cars.

All parts were delivered and easy to assemble. Came with a turbo nozzle included, my old gas one did not. So much more convenient than gas and oil in my opinion for home use. Looking forward to using this to clean deck, drive, cars, fence, brick walls etc!!

I have owned several pressure washers over the years, but this one, by far, the easiest to use. My previous models were gas-powered. I had my unit assembled in about 15 minutes. I hooked up my water hose and electric line, and off I was. What struck me right away is the lack of a loud noise. I don’t believe I am sacrificing any power by going electric. This machine made quick work of my landscape stones and concrete walkways. I also used it on my stucco work on my house and to wash my car. Fearful of it being too strong, I was careful to not get too close to the paint finish. I can truthfully recommend this power washer for your household cleaning needs. It is lightweight, easily stored in my garage, and has the power to do the jobs around my home.

I have been scouting for a non-gas pressure washer for quite some time now. The Westinghouse product line was attractive in both design and power at the level of other gas machines in a price range that was reasonable for homeowner use. I needed to find a machine that could do aggregate driveways, wooden decks, gutters and cedar siding bridging high pressure to low pressure uses. I also wanted a brushless motor which should ensure long-term use.

I purchased this on sale and am happy with the performance so far. The only drawback, if at all, is the frustration of keeping all the various cords separated and untangled. Otherwise, a good maching that suits its purpose for light duty house/drive/car washing.

I purchased a power washer several months ago and the machine ran for a couple of hours and then would not start. It was replaced. The second machine would not deliver soap out of the nozzle and it was replaced. Now, this third power washer seems to be functioning properly….so far

Just bought the electric WPX2700e pressure washer this month to replace a gas powered pressure washer that was getting more difficult to use/start as we are getting older. This electric pressure washer was simple to assemble and has comparable pressure to the gas powered that we had and easy to use. The unit is much lighter to push/pull around as well. Very happy with this purchase.

I have had other electric washers (still do!). None of them come close to this one. 1) Ease of assembly:--the instructions are clear, concise and simple 2) Quality of parts:--solid core wheels, hardy and quality paint job on parts 3) Thoughtful engineering:--the electric motor is protectively situated on a platform above the wheel centre; the soap container is fitted in the framework out of harm's way; the washer is carefully balanced on the large wheels for ease of maneuver and the holster of the pressure washer wand is well designed and located at the perfect place on the frame 4) the performance is exemplary:--I particularly liked the turbo tip which made short work of the accumulated dirt on the parking pad

I'm pleased with how the WPx2700e works. Easy to assemble. It cleaned my siding well. I like the interchangeable tips. It has plenty of power for around the house. One area for improvement is the soap dispenser, it is opaque so I can't tell how much is left in it and it's hard to empty if I don't use all the soap.