I bought this about a week ago. Easy to put together and operate. Used on concrete and wood privacy fence. Only problem I had was it was a little slow to build pressure the second day. Pulled the trigger a few times and let off then it took off. It might be slightly lower than 2300 psi.
I purchased my WPX2300e power washer after years of frustration with a 1750 PSI model built by another manufacturer. Wow, what a difference!
It was a breeze to assemble. The build quality is very good and, most importantly, it delivers a strong and steady pressure. Changing out the nozzles is so easy and I like the convenient storage location for the nozzles when they're not in use.
In the past I have borrowed a Husqvarna PW2000 from a friend. I have found this Westinghouse model has more pressure. It is more compact and easier to maneuver, The Husqvarna has a single larger head (about the size of an auto oil filter) that rotates between nozzle settings. That is more convenient, but the weight of the head makes it more difficult/unbalanced to manage. The nozzles on the Westinghouse model are very easy to change, and the weight of the wand is very comfortable. The nozzles are stored on the unit, and easy to identify. The nozzles on the Husqvarna are stored on the wand, and I think more prone to getting lost. Power cord/water feed hoses on the Westinghouse are stored very easily. Any electrical cord or hose has a 'memory', so I recommend completely unwinding both before using, to avoid 'kinks'. The soap canister is better located than on the Husqvarna, but the fill cap is located such that a funnel with a flexible neck will be needed to fill it, particularly if your premixing soap and water. The Husqvarna has a folding handle; the Westinghouse does not. My only complaint is the Westinghouse handle feels lighter and looser. However, it still functions well. I'm very pleased with the purchase.