Nice little washer for around the house jobs. I used it to clean my patios and brick and it performed well. The hose is cheap and kinks though. Mine blew out the o-ring the first time I used the 15 degree tip. Easy fix and it was back in action.

This was a great deal. It works well for regular projects like cleaning up patio furniture and the porch. Electric is much more user friendly too because you don’t have the nasty fumes etc.

Worked well at first. Cleaner my deck, drive way and motorcycle with it and it worked great…. At first. In the middle of using the pressure washer the wand split. Didn’t drop it or hit it against anything. It just started spraying out the side of the wand. Trying to find a replacement is near impossible.

There is no way this pressure washer is rated above 2,000 psi. It would not have the power to do any household work effectively. The wheel brush is awkward and can't get into the small areas in your wheels. The foam cannon broke when I removed it from the holding spot. I would pass on this one.

Didn’t work good.

I’m comparing this to a greenworks 1700 psi pressure washer I paid $79 for, Memorial Day weekend, 2019. Pros: It has a handle & wheels, so it’s easier to move around while using, & stores in a smaller footprint. One needs to move it around a fair amount, because the pressure hose is exactly as short as the greenworks’. Maybe a coupling could join them together. A swivel would be great, too, because, like the greenworks, you’ll be un-twisting said hose frequently. Cons: The pressure was disappointing. I expected 400 more psi out of this unit, than the greenworks, especially an aged 5 years greenworks. The promise of organization & storage with the wand holder, pressure hose & power cord hooks doesn’t really deliver. The upper wand holder came off 3x, because, while it has a locking tab, there’s nothing for it to lock into, so I’ll have to run a screw in. I tried wrapping the power cord from the hook (which required me to slide it off, just like the wand holder slides off, & reattach it upside down)to the handle, which kind of worked, with the addition of a Temu cord keeper (piece of nylon with Velcro), & I used another on the pressure hose, which I wrapped around its holder-didn’t find a way to keep it better, like the power cord, except employing the Temu keeper. Meh!

I bought the pressure washer on 31 Mar and used it on 1 Apr. After an hour, the water hose began to leak excessively at the connection to the spray gun. I called Sun Joe this morning (5 Apr) and told them what happened. I was told a gasket failed and they could give me the specifications so I replace it myself. When I asked for a replacement hose, they said they are on back order and could not replace it. I was then told because it's less than 30 days, I could return it to Sam's Club for a replacement or my money back. Sun Joe waived all responsibility for the failure and placed it back on me to resolve with Sam's Club. I would not recommend this product or any other Sun Joe product.

We saw this power washer & thought the price, & features looked worth the money. During the 11 months we've owned it, we can say this: Pros; fair price, decent pressure output (for being electrically powered), & a nice set of accessories. Cons; poor design, (the water inlet & outlet are screw-on, not snap-on, and being at the very bottom of the unit make it a pain to screw them on. Plus, the threads are plastic & easy to cross-thread), the soap dispenser is very easy to fall off since the fitting is only 1/4 turn to remove. The hose can knock the dispenser loose, and then you have 2 cups of liquid soap to clean up. Finally, the auto‐on/off failed after just 11 months of casual use for car washing. The unit now never shuts off when releasing the wand trigger. This causes the pump to keep running & blew out the O-ring on the hose. Final verdict: this power washer lasted less than a year. We recommend avoiding this product.

Didn't even get to use it. Started leaking immediately when water was ran through and pump was turned on. It was leaking where the gun goes on the hose. I unscrewed it and a crumbled gasket came out. It's also very short and I had to lift it to pull it where I wanted it. I'm only 5'8" very awkward. It was returned.

Bought the pressure washer one year ago, still under warranty the nozzle wand fell apart . Sun Joe took the warranty complaint but has not sent a replacement in over two months, claiming they don't have a replacement part. Opinion Sun Joe has NO intent on replacing warranty parts. BEWARE OF PURCHASES.