I needed a new pressure washer so after looking around (a lot) I decided to give this machine a try. I am very impressed with the way it cleans and the use. I had a gas top of the line machine before this and I won't miss it. I also enjoy how quiet it is compared to a gas machine. I like the slot for putting the gun away and I like the place for both the hose and electric cord.

I bought this a few days ago and the set up was very easy. Seems well constructed. Electric motor is not too loud and provides plenty of power. Reasonably priced. If you’re looking for an electric pressure washer consider this one. Very happy with my purchase.

Assembly very intuitive and easy to follow! having a nozzle holder on the front is amazing not to lose any pieces! accurate gpm as well. does a really good job at cleaning all surfaces. used it on our stucco and made it look almost brand new! really good with cars as well! soad dispenser works smoothly! only negative i say is the power washer hose that comes with it phones to kinking at random times would recommend to upgrade that first! the fittings all.worth smoothly quick connects are awesome! not to have rolls around smoothly

Just bought and used to clean my sidewalk. It was the most psi machine I could find with an electric motor. I like the turbo nozzle. I couldn’t get the machine to spin my surface cleaner which will definitely be required to clean the driveway. Not sure if it’s because too low a GPM flow or an issue with my spinner. Will investigate if I need a smaller surface cleaner.

Replaced my gas pressure washer with WPX3400e and I'm so glad I did. The gas engine always struggled to start after being stored away for the winter. This electric pressure washer has similar specs and it just works when I need it to with the push of a button.

I bought to use the most powerful zero nozzle To remove 3 layer of paint on my deck and if it was powerful to remove, then it was powerful enough to drill light saber lines into the wood! I tried to slowly back off to lift paint but not injure wood and couldn’t find the inbetween to do the job. Such a bummer but I’m very glad I got the pressure washer as there is a hundred other uses and other nozzles to use for like washing deck, house, cars, high up windows, cement driveway, stonewall in garden, watering plants that are far away from hose reach, getting pine needles off roof and so much more.

Recently, I purchased the WPX2700e electric pressure washer and cannot believe how outstanding this machine is. The pressure on demand is outstanding, there is no wait for the pressure to build up. I have used the pressure washer to clean my house, driveway, and my vehicles. This unit works so well, my neighbors rushed out to purchase their own. I look forward to many more years of use from this machine. Excellent job, Westinghouse!

I purchased this electric pressure washer to replace an older gasoline unit. I am impressed with the features, strength, and quiet operation. The assembly was easy to perform. The User manual was easy to understand and follow, and provided useful tips and warnings. I would recommend the purchase of this product.

In the past I have borrowed a Husqvarna PW2000 from a friend. I have found this Westinghouse model has more pressure. It is more compact and easier to maneuver, The Husqvarna has a single larger head (about the size of an auto oil filter) that rotates between nozzle settings. That is more convenient, but the weight of the head makes it more difficult/unbalanced to manage. The nozzles on the Westinghouse model are very easy to change, and the weight of the wand is very comfortable. The nozzles are stored on the unit, and easy to identify. The nozzles on the Husqvarna are stored on the wand, and I think more prone to getting lost. Power cord/water feed hoses on the Westinghouse are stored very easily. Any electrical cord or hose has a 'memory', so I recommend completely unwinding both before using, to avoid 'kinks'. The soap canister is better located than on the Husqvarna, but the fill cap is located such that a funnel with a flexible neck will be needed to fill it, particularly if your premixing soap and water. The Husqvarna has a folding handle; the Westinghouse does not. My only complaint is the Westinghouse handle feels lighter and looser. However, it still functions well. I'm very pleased with the purchase.

I bought this a week ago and have used it on three different projects. I previously had a pressure washer from another company and this Westinghouse is far superior! It's easy to move around, the hose connects to the side, not the front, like some of the others, and the power it provides suits all projects that I have used it for, so far--cleaning our cement patio, an outdoor rug and an aluminum boat. It stores the cords for the sprayer and electrical neatly (and the cords are plenty long). LOVE IT!!