my first electric power washer. always had gas power washers. decided i did not want the hassle of storing gas and oil in the garage. i live in a state where the temperature has been 120 degrees. i researched both gas and electric power washers and the westinghouse 2700. glad i did. great power, not too big, not too heavy. easy to assemble. easy to use.

My gas Ryobi 3200 PSI went out after 10+ years, so I thought I would try electric. I wanted to get something powerful and a decent GPM I had my eye on this one as it claim 3400 PSI with 2GPM. It is not anywhere near the claim. I had bough it a few months ago, and today was the first time I used it. It was quite underwhelming. For a 3400 PSI claim it did not perform anywhere close to my old Ryobi 3200. I already have multiple attachments I had bough for my old unit, and the Westinghouse can barely make them function. My 3200 PSI would lift my driveway attachment like a hover boat. Westinghouse 3400 lifts nothing, I have to drag it and it get stuck if I try to push it. for the price and claims, it is a very weak unit. It will never make me think electric again. Ill take a refund if they offered it. I would much rather have gas after this experience.

I have owned several pressure washers over the years, but this one, by far, the easiest to use. My previous models were gas-powered. I had my unit assembled in about 15 minutes. I hooked up my water hose and electric line, and off I was. What struck me right away is the lack of a loud noise. I don't believe I am sacrificing any power by going electric. This machine made quick work of my landscape stones and concrete walkways. I also used it on my stucco work on my house and to wash my car. Fearful of it being too strong, I was careful to not get too close to the paint finish. I can truthfully recommend this power washer for your household cleaning needs. It is lightweight, easily stored in my garage, and has the power to do the jobs around my home.

I only used it once but it's definitely a good buy. my old one wouldn't work to well with the 40-degree nozzle, but this washer works perfectly with it. I use it to clean the concrete around my house. it's perfect for homeowners and its pretty quiet.

I purchased this on sale and am happy with the performance so far. The only drawback, if at all, is the frustration of keeping all the various cords separated and untangled. Otherwise, a good maching that suits its purpose for light duty house/drive/car washing.

Solid built machine, easy to put together. Tips over kinda' easy but it is easy to start and does the trick. Good purchase! I would have given it a 5 but I'm never satisfied with anything so I gave it a 4. Let me use it longer and I'll let you know ....

Just bought and used to clean my sidewalk. It was the most psi machine I could find with an electric motor. I like the turbo nozzle. I couldn't get the machine to spin my surface cleaner which will definitely be required to clean the driveway. Not sure if it's because too low a GPM flow or an issue with my spinner. Will investigate if I need a smaller surface cleaner.

So far I have used this for about an hour and it is working great. The last electric power washer I had lasted for a couple of years but ultimately was not powerful enough and the wheels fell off. This one seems to be constructed better and so far is plenty powerful enough for what I am wanting to do.

I bought this pressure washer a few weeks ago and used it to clean our driveway and front sidewalks. It worked pretty good with the surface cleaner but was a little slower than my 3100 psi gas pressure washer it replaced due to the gpm of water flow being lower. That said, the turbo nozzle works very good with the unit. It was easy to start up. The only downside I saw so far is the unit is very touchy with the water supply. If the water supply hose gets kinked at all, the unit does shut off. This is typical of most units though.

More powerful than most other electric pressure washers and less noisy than gas powered. Might be slightly less powerful than comparable gas powered but it gets the job done. The benefit is if you don't use it on a regular basis you don't have to deal with emptying a gas tank or putting in stabilizer so the gas doesn't go bad. It's worth the price difference from less expensive washers if you need the extra power.