I assembled and used it today. Easy assembly and it worked great. It replaces a gas pressure washer and works just as well. It has plenty of power to clean things around the house. It seems well built with some unexpected bonuses; a velcro stap for the hose and a cord clip to keep the cord in place.

I've had several power washers from a couple of different manufacturers but after doing some research online I settled on the Westinghouse WPX3400e. I am certainly glad I did. I love the upright design it's well balanced and there is plenty of room for the electric cord and the high pressure hose which was not always the case with the other models I had purchased. An added bonus was that it took a minimal amount of assembly right out of the box. All it took actually was a Phillips head screwdriver. So far I've power washed my deck and railings and I couldn't be more satisfied.

I’m really impressed. Assembly was simple right out of the box, and the unit feels well-built and compact. Startup is easy and the engine runs smoothly without stalling or surging. It comes with a good variety of nozzles for different jobs and the pressure stays consistent. The hose could be a bit longer and more flexible but gets the job done. Overall, I’d recommend this pressure washer.

Completely satisfied with this purchase! I was confident the pressure would be strong enough to clean extremely dirty concrete and pool tiles. It ended up taking about 3 hours to clean the pool tiles and around 4 hours for the front yard. But I was also able to clean my woven outdoor furniture, so the purchase has really paid off. One small downside—though it’s not the fault of the pressure washer—is that if there’s a lot of dirt, it can splash onto walls and be tricky to rinse off if there are obstacles. I had to use a hose afterward, but that’s just the nature of pressure washing. I’ve never had a different washer, so I can’t compare, but I’m very happy with this one. To clean the dirty tiles, I used the turbo nozzle, and for washing my car, I used the green nozzle. It’s stronger than the ones at car washes, but I still needed to wipe the car with a sponge before rinsing it all off. This way, I was able to get everything completely clean.

I bought this pressure washer to clean my driveway, walkway and patio. It was very easy to assemble and all of the attachments - nozzles, hose, spray gun - are securely stored on the unit so there are no bags/boxes with attachments to lug around. It did a great job of cleaning my cement and I will certainly recommend it to family and friends.

I love this pressure washer compared to the gas washer that I owned before this. I very rarely used my gas washer and because that It locked up and it is no longer operable so being that this one doesn't need gas I believe that it is better for my needs

I purchased this power washer for the convenience of it being electric and the ease of moving the washer. It has great power and has different nozzles to choose from. I researched power washers and found the Westinghouse power washer was the right fit for me.

I bought this to clean a flagstone walk and outside windows. I preferred this to the no-tip, multi-wheeled model (at the same price)for its compactness and ease of moving. Easy to assemble, clear instructions. An initial test of all the nozzles, selectively, on a car, cement driveway and portion of flagstone, without detergent met my expectations. The accessory surface washer will save a lot of time on the flagstone, though will need to go over the areas with a turbo to get the low spots in the stones. Attaching the different nozzles or surface cleaner is quite easy once you get the hang of it. So far, I'm quite satisfied.

This is my first pressure washer, and I’m really impressed. It was easy to assemble — I had it up and running in about 30 minutes. The variety of included nozzles made it simple to clean both patio furniture and my concrete patio during the first use. I’m also looking forward to saving money at the car wash. Overall, very satisfied so far!

Pressure washer requires some assembly, took maybe 10 minutes and a screwdriver. Its easy to use and has worked well so far. Of note, the WPX3400e outputs 3,000 psi. The 3,400psi number is advertising and seems to refer to the pressure the components can safely handle - kind of like how generators are rated for a "starting power" vs constant power.