Nitro HydroShot WG633E 20V High-Flow Cordless Portable Pressure Cleaner Power Washer with Brushless Motor Up to 56 Bar Pressure, IPX7 Waterproof Battery, Charger, Multi-Spray Nozzle & Accessories

Excellent piece of kit. Easy to use, fairly lightweight & good battery life. Cleans most things- I had pigeons pooing on my resin patios, jet washer cleaned it off easily. No fussing with taps etc just fill a bucket & away you go. Power output good & I think it’s priced well.

I took a while to choose which battery powered jet wash to buy and went for this one based on price and power rating. I've used it to clean our cars a few times and to clean the fascia's and guttering on the house. I found it very easy to set up and use, its light weight so was no problem using it on a ladder with the hose easily reaching the bucket on the ground. I like lower ECO power setting as this allows you to give the car a good soak first without using to much water or battery power, then after washing, the full power setting makes quick work of rinsing off. The battery lasts plenty long enough to wash two cars. As expected its not as powerful as an electric jet wash but its good enough for light work and so far has proven to be of good quality with nothing feeling as though its going to break at any moment. Overall I am pleased with this product and would give it a thumbs up.

The only reason I’m giving it four stars is that for the price I do feel that it should have included the soap bottle which it doesn’t. This is a good quality machine and like most things you get what you pay for. It attaches to a hose pipe easily and this is what you really need to do if you want to use it for any longer than a few minutes. To say it’s run off a battery the power is excellent and blasts away mud and bird droppings and generally dirt really easily. The battery lasts for about 25 minutes - used constantly on full blast. From flat it seems to take about an hour to fully charge back up. I would recommend.

Got this for my motorcycle during the hose pipe ban. It's powerful enough to clean a muddy bike and even do path and patio - not as powerful as my mains washer but very convenient to use. It will be my preference for bike washing now where I don't want super high pressures penetrating seals or electrics. I used one normal bucket of water to rinse the bike, gave it a spray with much off and a quick sponge over, then another bucket to rinse, and I didn't run out of water. Water seems to last a long while. Very impressed and battery lasts ages. Easy to use as no mains cables or hose to trail around. Not sure how to use the float attached to the inlet pipe but I slid it down the tube so the filter just rested above the bottom of the bucket and it didn't come out while in use. Highly recommended for light motorcycle/bicycle/car/household use. Could easily put in the back of your car with a decent water container.

I live in a block of flats; therefore, no access to a hosepipe or electric outlet. So this is the perfect solution for washing my car. It's not going to blast grime off your driveway, but it will certainly clean your car. And It's so easy to use. It seems ruggedly-built. It has decent power. Not as good as a car wash, of course, but pretty good for a battery-powered tool for home use. And the battery lasted a long time. I sprayed my SUV down about 5 times and it was still going, albeit on 1 dot, but it was sufficient to foam, wash and give a good rinse to my car. It seems on the expensive side to me, but everything does these days. I still haven't gotten over the shock of price hikes from the pandemic! It took a bit of work to get the attachments on, but I'm a middle-aged female with weak hands, so I'm sure a man could handle it fine. The trigger wasn't hard to pull. The unit is a wee bit heavy and sometimes I had to use two hands. Again, I'm a weak female (not implying that all women are weak, but this one is). I went through about 20 litres of water, which I had to carry down three flights of stairs! Uggh. If you have a hosepipe, that will make your life a lot easier. Still, even if you don't, you can still use this washer, which is fantastic!

Well made and well priced comes complete with charger and a 4.0AH battery plus accessories ideal for car/ bicycle washing hasn’t the power of a plug in but way more convenient.

I recently bought the Worx Nitro HydroShot WG633E, and after using it for a few weeks, I can confidently say it's one of the most useful cordless tools I've added to my collection. What I loved: Portable and Lightweight: It's so easy to carry around and use anywhere — no dragging out a hose or plugging in cables. I've used it to clean my bike, car, patio furniture, and even the dog’s muddy paws! Strong for Its Size: I wasn’t expecting too much power from a battery-powered washer, but it really surprised me. The high-pressure setting tackles dirt and grime effectively, especially on my car wheels and bike frame. Versatile Spray Head: The 5-in-1 nozzle is brilliant — I switch between a narrow jet and a wider fan spray in seconds, depending on what I’m cleaning. Draws Water from Anywhere: One of the coolest features. I’ve used it with a bucket and even a large water bottle when I was out washing the bike at the trailhead. The included hose and filter make it super easy. A few things to keep in mind: Battery Life: It’s decent, but I’d recommend getting a second battery if you plan on using it for longer sessions. After cleaning one car and some patio slabs, it was nearly out. Not for Heavy-Duty Jobs: It’s perfect for everyday tasks, but it won’t replace a full-size pressure washer for really stubborn grime or decking. Final verdict: If you need a portable, easy-to-use pressure cleaner for light to medium jobs — especially outdoors or on the go — this is a fantastic buy. It’s well-designed, surprisingly capable, and has made weekend clean-up jobs much more enjoyable.

Good pressure, very handy, no need for electric and hosepipes to be trailing everywhere, nice and compact to take with you in the car, would recommend everytime