My point of comparison is an Excel pressure washer with 6.5hp Briggs engine that I owned for 19 years. This Westinghouse wpx2700: -was easy to assemble -started on the 2nd pull -is compact - smaller than my old Excel which means it takes up less space in the garage -has a fuel shutoff valve and a dedicated on/off switch which I appreciate -big wheels that make transport and movement easy -the location of the water inlet and power hose connector, make movement of the machine relatively easy - you don't have to fight the hoses when trying to roll the machine -it is easy to connect the hoses - you don't have to pinch you fingers and scrape a knuckle trying to attach/detach them.
First job was washing an old boat and a paver walkway. Did both very well. Ran it for an hour and the pressure was very consistent. Wand was comfortable to use. Overall a very good experience.