I've used this guy three times now. One deck cleaning, one sidewalk, and then to clean a said-laid brick patio prior to refilling the joints with sand. The washer works great. It has plenty of power, it's not loud, it's easy to wheel around, the tips easy to change, and it's simple to add detergent. After I'd bought mine my super-handyman neighbor noticed it and said that it was the same one he'd bought after a long research. Only tiny quibble is that it drinks detergent when set to the highest setting so be aware of that and keep an eye on your detergent tanks.
Powerful for an electric pressure washer and noise factor is not bad at all. Assembly was fairly easy, and appears to be made well. Attachments snap on and off easily.
Assembly was a snap, did everything I asked it to do. Some people complained about the water fitting threads not being deep enough. I noticed that the inlet screen wasn't seated all the way down in the threads, but pushing it in a little further exposed more than enough threads to make a solid connection.
The one thing I found out quickly is how many more applications I had for it than I imagined.
I ordered the extension high pressure hose which makes it much more convenient, as I don't have to move it now for most applications.
The unit was easy to assemble, and to use. Performs perfectly fine for my use, and probably for most do it yourself home owners. Cleaned the cars from extreme dirt, and washed concrete patio to great satisfaction. Performed with no interruption. Easy to move and store. Very nice unit.
Easy to use and works like a charm. I have some 30 hours on the one I bought at the beginning of the summer. I bragged on it and my neighbor borrowed it and so did a friend. I have a large deck that was in need of cleaning. The Sun-Joe pressure washer performed flawlessly. See the photos: