my old pressure washer died and after looking around I saw this unit and the pressure and GPM ratings were better for the price compared to several other similar units I looked at, I like the built in soap tank versus a cheap clear plastic hose you have to put in a separate container like some other units had, The spray wand and hose is fairly beefy with quick connects for the tips and the handle comes off with spring buttons to make smaller for transport like in a car trunk, pretty decent little unit

Switched to electric instead of gas powered. Easy to assemble. Easy to use. Works just as well as gas powered ones. One down side is when emptying soap reserve you have to tip over all the way over to empty. Engineering could have been better design. Ergonomics is everything when trying to keep it easy and simple to do this.

Exceeded our expectations. Wasn't sure how well an electric pressure washer would work but it worked great and I love how when you take your hand off the trigger it stops running. Also the directions were a breeze and putting it together was pretty simple with the exploded view. I plan on using this a lot in the next month.

Although this is my first pressure washer it has performed above my expectations, first project remove paint from my deck surface now I have bare wood surface to work with for refinishing. I firmly believe this 2300e will prove itself on all upcoming projects.

Just purchased this and used it for the first time today. Very easy to assemble. Had a gas powered one from another company and it was so hard to start and keep running. That is why I opted for this electric power washer and I am glad I did. No worries having to start it or smelling fumes. This unit has same or better power than the gas one.

I like this machine and the fact that it comes with a variety of nozzles. However, it isn't as powerful as I'd anticipated, and I found the "power nozzle" relatively useless. It was a little hard to get going at first, as it seemed like it wasn't getting enough water or something, so the pump would keep running until I turned it off. I had drained all the air out of the hose beforehand so I'm hoping it was just a fluke and this doesn't continue to happen. I need to get up a lot closer to the surface than I thought I would for it to effectively clean. Maybe should've gone with the higher-pressure machine, but everything I read said that for stamped concrete, this would be sufficient. I may just need to use a more powerful nozzle the next time I use on my stamped concrete patio (it was practically new so I was being careful), but for cleaning rain gutters, I was really hoping for something with a little more "oomph" that could shoot some distance while still really cleaning.

I chose electric over gas due to using it for alot of smaller jobs. It has plenty of power to wash deep mud off of atv's, yet the lighter nozzles work well on things like pool tarps. It is nice to be able to turn it on and not have to worry about the pump continually running. And it's one less gas motor to worry about in the off season.

Wife loves it. My main dislike is having to fill the soap tank with water to flush the injector and there is no way to empty the soap tank if you don't use it all. The way the soap tank is angled you can't even turn the machine over to empty it. I also don't like the cord storage because it requires stooping which hurts my 81 year old back. I just wrap the cord around the upper part of the handle instead.

Bought this last month for light duty around the house but didn't start using it until this month because of the weather. So far it seams to be working very well and I am glad I purchased it. The only thing I would add is to read the instructions carefully and to use the correct nozzle for the job.

This electric pressure washer is very powerful, plenty of pressure to clean anything. It's very easy to move around. I love the big wheel. It's light weight. I like the design very much, highly recommended if you are looking for pressure washer. It's a little expensive but worth the money.