I purchased this pressure washer last week to replace a no longer functional 1800 psi pressure washer from a big box discount store. Performance is better than my previous pressure washer, which may not be too surprising given the slightly higher max psi rating. The whole device including pressure hose and wand seem to be very well constructed from quality materials. Connections for the pressure hose and garden hose are solid and showed no sign of leaking during use. The washer is compact and easy to carry, for example, from driveway to patio and the 35 ft power cord provides adequate length. Another attractive feature of this pressure washer is the noise level. When I first turned it on I immediately noticed that it was significantly quieter than any electric pressure washer that I have previously used.

I purchased in Feb 2025 and have yet to use the pressure washer. However, I just assembled the unit and readied it for the first warm day. The assembly process went smoothly and I anticipate the unit will work as well as the assembly. It appears to be well constructed and hopefully will last for quite some time.

I bought this a month ago, and I am so happy that I did. However, when writing a review, they want to publish my review, so I am ordered to keep my review focused on the product, and I'm to avoid writing about customer service. They want me to contact them instead of telling anyone about a bad experience I may have had. They also don't want me to mention any competitors, even as a comparison, even when their product possibly be the winner. Furthermore, they also don't want me to mention how much I paid for it. I was pretty stoked on this pressure washer, and then I came across how they basically force you, by threat of censorship, to leave a glowing review - a review that possibly does not reflect your experiences.

Just unboxed. Easy setup. Primary purchase was for car wash and siding cleaning. Initially was looking forward to built in soap dispenser, but no way to turn off. So when wanting to use would first have to wash with soap, then clean out dispenser to rinse. So plan on using without soap dispenser (may get aa attachable foam cannon). But do like compact size and system has enough power for my needs, to include pressure washing driveway.

I had a 1700 PSI pressure washer and it was good for nothing. This one is 3000 PSI max and does my cement areas, brick patio, shed and washes the side of my stucco home perfectly. I am not intimidated to use it and it is pretty light weight. The only thing that could be better is if the water cable would unfurl easier (it came circled pretty tightly and it is difficult to train it to do larger loops.

Nice little pressure washer. I'm a bit underwhelmed by the power of the spray, but I bought it knowing it was small and not the most powerful, and I bought it mostly for washing vehicles. I think it will do what I need. The foam cannon is not the nicest, but I have yet to use another. Works pretty good so far, and very small and portable and lightweight, and quieter than gas pressure washers. I also bought the 50' Westinghouse pressure washer hose to go with it, so this could be contributing to the seemingly lesser pressure. Likely. But that is OK so far.

I have been scouting for a non-gas pressure washer for quite some time now. The Westinghouse product line was attractive in both design and power at the level of other gas machines in a price range that was reasonable for homeowner use. I needed to find a machine that could do aggregate driveways, wooden decks, gutters and cedar siding bridging high pressure to low pressure uses. I also wanted a brushless motor which should ensure long-term use.

As someone who does mobile detailing, I rely on my gear to perform every single day — and the Westinghouse WPX3200e hasn't let me down once. It's rugged, dependable, and more than powerful enough for what I need. Whether I'm cleaning up muddy wheel wells or rinsing foam off full-size trucks, it delivers consistent pressure without hiccups. I move it in and out of my vehicle constantly, and it still feels solid — nothing's come loose, cracked, or worn out prematurely. If you're in the field and need a pressure washer that can keep up with real work, this one's a solid choice.

I bought this last week and it was easy to assemble the accessories. It's compact and easy to move around. It made short work of the mold on my siding. I also bought the recommended accessories like car soap foamer and deck cleaner accessory. I'm looking forward to using them when it warms up.

Model #WPX2700e This power washer worked as well as I hoped it would - it was money well spent. I bought it to replace a gas-powered one and am very glad I did because it eliminates the hassle of having to mix gas, the gas going stale between uses (since I don't use a pressure washer on a frequent basis), and that causing carburetor issues, etc…! The cord is even plenty long enough! (I had to use an extension cord, but that's only because I was washing a fence and some patio furniture that was quite a distance away from my house). Since a picture is worth a 1000 words, I've attached some - I didn't use detergent of any kind for these jobs! Very pleased with this pressure washer and highly recommend!