2700 PSI (2.3 GPM Max) Brushless Electric Pressure Washer (15°, 25°, 40°, Turbo and Soap Nozzle) for Use On Decks, Fences, Concrete Patios, Sidewalks & More. Medium-Duty

I detail vehicles for a living and was in the market for a new pressure washer. I caught the 2700 psi brushless on sale and pulled the trigger on it. After unboxing the unit, it was extremely easy to assemble. The 2700 psi rivals the power of my gas pressure washer with less maintenance. No gas, oil, filters etc. Saying that this unit works well is an understatement. This is the most powerful electric unit that I have ever purchased, and I've had several. It has great cleaning power, again rivaling my gas unit. I like that the handle folds for easy storage as well. One thing about this unit you may want to know. If you are going to be lifting and loading it in a truck or van, it's heavy. Empty weight without tools or hose clocks in at close to 60 lbs. A minor inconvenience for a surprisingly great unit. If your in the market for an electric, I can't stress enough on just how good this unit is. I have never given a pressure washer a 5 star rating before until now. I'm actually thinking of upgrading all of my units to this one. Hope that this review helps someone decide. You won't regret it.

Used for the first time yesterday. Applying detergent worked fine, but when actually trying to get pressure, it doesn't work. The pump runs and outputs high pressure for a bit, then it like sputters or something and the pressure drops back down to the same as what comes out of the house. It's like the pump is starved for water, but there's no reason I can see for that. I put a pressure regulator in and monitored and it's giving plenty of pressure. Will try to contact the manufacturer to see what they can do to fix it.

I chose this model (2700 psi, 2.3 gpm) because I wanted the convenience of electric but also needed something that could handle a 15-inch surface cleaner. I read dozens of online reviews/rankings and it consistently placed at/near the top. After washing my car and cleaning a long sidewalk, I am very impressed with its performance -- half the weight of my old gasoline model, quieter, easier to hook up, and equally effective. I also appreciate the full set of included nozzles. It should be practically maintenance-free (3 year warranty; 10 years on motor). The motor is rated at 14 amps, so I was concerned about using it on a 15A circuit. I had zero problems running it hard for over an hour (so 14 amps is obviously not a continuous load.) It SHOULD be connected to a 20 amp circuit, but if you don't have 20 amps available, my experience indicates that you'll still be OK. I found the 25 foot hose too short for my needs so I bought a 50 foot hose from Amazon. I was initially looking at more "manly" brands (Stihl, Simpson, Karcher, etc), but Greenworks came through with great performance at a great price. I'm very happy with my decision.

Pretty good little unit, obviously not as portable as gas but it does put out plenty of pressure. I highly doubt that it’s 2700psi but I wouldn’t put 1800-2000 past it. Only issue is that the hose is pretty stiff so coiling it back up can get a little frustrating, otherwise I really like it

Just replaced an old electric high pressure washer. Didn't want to deal with another gas motor to winterize etc, so settled on this. It's extremely stable and solid frame for pulling it across a yard and gravel drive way. Easy to swap out the tips. Construction of everything honestly seems really nice and I have no complaints. Easy to store the electric cord, water hose, AND a solid mounting point for the gun. All in all, perfect for washing cars, trailers, and odd jobs around the house and then easy to put away and store.

I've used this a few times now, and it's a great power washer for home use. Plenty strong, I can't imagine needing more power - though I'm still confused if this is 1.2 or 2.3 gph, but the flow is plenty strong. I've cleaned my brick patio of heavy moss, our deck of algae buildup, and washed my cars. Easy to operate, with a push button start. It's not too loud, and was pretty easy to setup. Cons would be: it's fairly heavy, and isn't that compact in my garage and it's not a flat upright model. I also ended up getting a longer extension wand as the one it came with wasn't long enough. Overall, a good buy!

Ok for what I use it for but nothing like a gas powered. This one has more PSI than my gas powered but it isn’t close to performance.

Title: "Greenworks Pro? More like Greenworks Amateur Hour." Let’s talk about the Greenworks Pro 2700 PSI. On paper, she’s a beauty. 2.3 GPM? Foldable handles? A rugged steel frame that suggests it could survive a small mortar blast? It looks like the kind of machine that takes its job seriously. But it turns out, the "Pro" in the name stands for Procrastinating Disappointment. I’ve owned this unit for 10 months. For the first nine, we were in the honeymoon phase. I was blasting grime off the driveway like a god among men. But then, the 25-foot hose decided to spontaneously develop a secondary, unscheduled exit point—right in the middle of the line. Now, instead of cleaning my siding, I’m just starring in my own personal, high-pressure wet t-shirt contest. The "Wearable" Scam Naturally, I called Greenworks, assuming their warranty meant something. Silly me. Apparently, the hose—the literal lifeblood of a pressure washer—is considered a "wearable part." According to Greenworks, this hose has the lifespan of a housefly. It’s covered for 90 days. Three months. That is a shorter lifespan than most Hollywood marriages and several types of artisanal cheese. Think about that logic: The Steel Frame: Guaranteed for years (because it’s a hunk of metal that just sits there). The Motor: Covered (because it’s brushless and "rugged"). The Hose: The only part that actually handles the 2700 PSI they brag about? That's "wearable." Calling the hose "wearable" after 10 months of light residential use is like a car manufacturer saying the tires aren't covered if they explode while you’re backing out of the driveway because rubber is "technically biodegradable." The Verdict If you enjoy buying a "Pro" tool that requires you to source your own replacement parts before the first year is up, this is the machine for you. If you want a company that stands behind the very components that make their product functional, keep scrolling. Pros: * Makes a great, expensive paperweight for your garage. The GFCI cord is long enough to reach the outlet where you’ll eventually plug in a better brand. Cons: * Has the structural integrity of a wet paper towel. Warranty department has the empathy of a cold brick. Bottom line: Unless you plan on pressure washing your house in under 90 days and then launching this unit into the sun, buy something else.