Very pleased. Easy to assemble and use. Very powerful. No comparing to electric pressure washers i owned before. Only problem is first time using it my hose somehow got pulled against muffler guard and melted a hole in it.

we just used its for the first time yesterday great product. lots of power and very easy to start. love the different nozzles for different spray uses. hope to be using this for many years

Today was the first time to use this pressure washer. It did exactly what I was hoping for. plenty of pressure. Cleaned some pretty nasty concrete with no issues. Definitely worth the asking price.

Purchased 2 weeks ago and only assembled today. Product well packaged and easily assembled. Just need oil and gas and ready to go. If it doesn't live up to expectations I'll update or add a new review with appropriate details.

I had a 15-20 year old Troy-Bilt that was on its last legs. After several carburetor rebuilds, the pump died, and I bought this one as a replacement based on Consumer Reports' recommendation. Very powerful, easy to use, and effective.

I read reviews and it was rated real high, the installation of the handle could be better than too quick disconnects could be screwed for a tighter fit. Tires wobble a lot on the unit could be a rubber tire versus a plastic Tire

Worth the price but I had higher expectations. The wheels are a bit cheap in quality and the two part handle for moving it doesn’t lock tightly. As for the rest, I’m quite satisfied. I recommend trying someone else’s out before buying one.

I bought the WPX3400 Pressure Washer and I am so glad that I did. It is so much more convenient than my old electric one. It is easy to start and the ability to change the spray pattern with the included nozzles is definitely a plus.

This pressure washer was purchased to do sidewalks, driveways, siding and brick. We were amazed how quickly it cleaned compared to a smaller pressure washer our neighbor allowed us to borrow. We recommend this product!

Seems to be a decent pressure washer for the price. Wheels are made of some pretty cheap plastic that will not hold up long on concrete, but hopefully they’ll last a few years.