I bought this electric pressure washer 3 weeks ago and I am very pleased. It was super easy to assemble and has a heavy duty framework. With the solid framework, large hard wheels and weight lower to the ground it doesn't tip over when using it and is easy to move around. Everything has its place and is easily accessible. The locations for the sprayer and the garden hose are on different sides so they don't interfere. The electrical cord extra long which is great. The operational instructions make it easy to use. It doesn't take up much space and it fits in the back of my Toyota Rav 4. While it may not have the power of a higher powered gas pressure washer it does great at cleaning off cement, pavers, vinyl siding, and decks. May first job was spraying down a metal canopy that had moss buildup and paint flaking off. It did a great job cleaning it up and removing any loose paint. I have a list of jobs that I will be using it for come spring! I did a lot of research before purchasing this model and am very pleased!

Just purchased the Westinghouse Electric Pressure Washer model WPX2700e. I used it on our 22 year old concrete driveway and it worked great. Cleaned all the dark spots very easily, using the turbo attachment. Easy to assemble and a pleasure to use.

I was skeptical about buying an electric pressure washer, and seriously contemplated buying another gas powered pressure washer. I took a chance and went electric after my gas pressure washer would not start again after only one use. I used my .electric washer and was completely satisfied

i purchased this pressure washer to replace a Karcher pressure washer that was inoperable. This Westinghouse pressure washer is built better and is more substantial. Assembly was quick and easy with an instruction manual that is very complete. After reading online reviews and recommendations and now seeing this unit in person my purchase choice has been confirmed.

This is first power washer for me. On day delivered I used it to pressure wash 2-year old driveway. Was surprised at mount of dirt, crud, and mold that accumulated on driveway over 2-years, and how efficiently the pressure washer removed the dirt, crud, and mold. I loke the light weight, ease of maneuvering, and minimal maintenance.

I bought this last week and got it put together very quickly. I have always had a gas powered pressure washer because they have more power. But after using this washer I’m sold on it. Yes I still use my gas powered one for big jobs. It is real easy to use. I will definitely be using this one for power washing the siding on my camper and cleaning old metal for recycling.

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!

Finally, a power washer that meets all my needs without the hassle of having to deal with gasoline and additives in my home. My previous gas powered washer always left unused gasoline that I had to worry about. Maintenance is a dream. The 50’ hose accessory makes it near perfection.

Just picked my WPX3200e today an immediately put to use. After an experience with an 1800 PSA many years ago, and a 2600 PSI gas unit I was doubtful that an electric pressure washer would produce the pressure. I am happy to say my boat is now clean and ready for the 2025 season. I got tired of dealing with the gas washer not running properly.

Purchased the Westinghouse WPX3400e mainly for washing cars and other light duty things that work better with the start/stop technology that electric pressure washers provide over their gas counterparts. I also have a gas WPX3400, they are night and day different machines, each with their own strengths and weaknesses. The WPX3400e replaced a different brand electric pressure washer I owned, mainly because the other one used a proprietary pressure hose connection and I require a 50 foot hose which was not an option with the other. The WPX3400e uses standard M22-14 connections. Setup was simple, but note, with a 1/4 inch 50 foot steel braided hose on the holder, the balance is almost tipsy. It didn’t tip, but it’s close. It is not a problem in operation, just in storage. The specs are overrated like all consumer brands. With no tip installed, the max GPM through the wand was 1.5GPM. The 0 degree and 25 degree tips are 1.45gpm/orifice. They both put out 2300psi @ 1.0gpm. The 15 degree tip is not labeled and put out 2500psi @ 0.9gpm, so it has a smaller orifice than the other 2 labeled tips, maybe 1.25. The Turbo nozzle provided 1000psi @ 1.5pgm. Since I intend to use this for car washing, I wanted lower PSI and higher GPM, I tested with 3.0 tips, and the results were 1000psi at 1.5gpm. I was happy to see it putting out the max GPM it’s capable of, but wish the max was closer to the advertised 2.0gpm. I purchased 3rd party 2.5 tips, but when tested, they were at least 3.5 tips (700psi @ 1,5gpm) so they are going back. For comparison, the gas WPX3400 with 3.0 tips put out 2700psi @ 2.5gpm, with a max static pressure of 3200psi (running no trigger pull) and 3.0gpm max with no tip. It’s a massive but expected difference. The unit is fairly quiet and the start/stop function works well. It has a soft start, so the pressure ramps up over a few seconds, and when you release the trigger, the hose pressure releases, unlike my last electric pressure washer, that maxed the pressure ready for a trigger pull. I don’t know that I have a preference, it’s just different. The WPX3400e does draw more than 15amps in operation, It maxed out my kill-a-watt and sent it blinking above 15.15a. That’s not just initial in-rush current, but operating current. It did not trip a 20a breaker which had nothing else on it at the time. I washed my wife’s car with 3.0 tips and it went well. I also used a foam cannon and that performed well. I had to adjust the knob on top since the pressure and GPM were different from my last electric pressure washer, and it produced great foam once dialed in. All in all, I like the WPX3400e, but I do wish it had a little more weight up front so it wasn’t so tipsy with a larger hose on it. Adding this review for the “Bonus 5 spray nozzles” hopefully they send 2.5 tips!