NEW 725psi HYDROSHOT - Portable Battery Pressure Washer | Best Review 2020 💧💧💧 

Perfect for people who have limited water access

Totally different experience as far as the battery life goes. It does before I even got through one car wash. Not sure what you did differently.

Thanks mate!

I recommend it -

Thanks mate

Don’t be disappointed- they are used differently - this one lacks the earlier versions portability to work with a 2 liter to gallon handheld water supply. Even the low-power original is better in certain circumstances because of its light weight. Just like owning different screw-drivers.

I get that - I believe that this is the first Hydroshot that could replace a regular plug in pressure washer - trust me if you live in a city this would be a god send

Worx eBay store will probably have a nice discount on it by years end.

@@Trillville43 True - they always lower the price after a few months - I bet this will end up costing about $250

For us in London where cars are mostly parked on the side of the road, this comes in very handy . Yes expensive but the idea makes sense

My pleasure!

Very cool concept for sure

Glad you enjoyed it

Great way to clean your car for sure

Thanks mate - I really love my original Hydroshot - will be interesting to see if this replaces it

No doubt

If ego makes a pressure washer it's going to some 150,000 psi super turbo pressure washer. And it will be worth whatever price they put on it lol

@@AverageReviewsYT I'm with you - until then, this is the best option

Haha you see the ryobi copy?

@@Jeeper1378 Hydroshot has been out for over 4 years - I think Ryobi copied

Agreed!

What? Ryobi 40v is a 1500 psi. Just 130 dollars more than this over priced toy.

@@wt9653 Just bought the Ryobi - lets see how it performs

True - they a silent

Probably because the pump isn't in the gun itself.

@@Trillville43 I guess silent is misleading - very quiet

@@Kitearmy Ok you do it all, another great video I'm gonna be purchasing the geo 530 leaf blower for drying my car, & now I need a good cordless power washer for washing it.

@@djsthemetereman thanks mate - seems that I'm not the only one who has all these interests

Yeah - this is a cool product for sure

yeah - winter it looks dead.

I don't normally recommend Ryobi - but I think they have worx beat: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-TW142AA5Hz4.html

I did not know that - hmmmm

Let me see if I can help - I had the same problem. Make sure the gasket where you connect the pipe to the hydroshot is installed and tight otherwise it will not draw up water. If it works you owe me a SUB

I use my 300psi all the time to clean shoes

Congrats - mine is being used in Cali to clean up fire soot

@@Kitearmy Hmm.. u should bring that story up in a video

@@AverageReviewsYT Yeah I sent it to a viewer

@@Kitearmy if it comes back u should do a cool video over it or if it doesent just ask him for an update and get pics or video of it in a longer period of time and do a update video. Money and promition dude lol

Amazon

1 bucket did the job - worst case is 2

I got a smaller car and use 2 × 25 litre drums so around 50 litres for a decent wash they aint light either but to wash my car 100 metres from house this is the best option i got other than pay, in theory it takes me 4 years to brake even doubt it will last that long its already failed to start then randomly sprung back to life.

I say 20-30 minutes. I have the previews model. Check out my video , it can produce great foam. I just got a hold of the new model, the one he’s using, I’ll upload another video comparing the power difference between those two

that's good news - I will test

Thanks for the support mate :)

great question, this model actually has the pump on the end of the tube - so it would not work with the bottle attachment. Battery is in the mail

@@Kitearmy damn maybe I’ll get the ryobi 600psi EZ clean instead

@@gregderossi That is probably what I would do at this point - I actually have one ready to test

@@Kitearmy can’t wait to see that video, I wonder if Hart will release a 600psi version in late fall? As they’re made by TTI. The ryobi version has some cool attachments like a hose and etc.

Btw the Hart riding mower is on roll back already at Wally World for $800 off original price lol! In case you’re looking for new content ideas

Sure - coming soon

stand at a safe distance

Thanks

your right - not listed yet

Kite Army It looks like it’s listed. At $299? www.amazon.com/WORX-Pressure-Cleaner-Battery-Included/dp/B082FBJW11/ref=mp_s_a_1_3?dchild=1&keywords=worx+hydroshot+wg649&qid=1598549023&sr=8-3

@@SouthFLTools Nice find - updated thanks mate

It currently unavailable 😞

Hey mate - but you have the Olympics

That is a great use case - that is about the only way to get warm water on the car

@@Kitearmy awesome. Just got my Veloster N and wanna take care of it without having to spend 15 bucks at the local self serve during the winter. I'm planning to ceramic coat it next week so a good rinse and quick wash should be all it needs. Thanks for the reply and take care :)

@@dw_moto That sounds like a nicer car than I own - let us know how it works for you

Yes it does its the same 20 volt platform

Just 2 20v batteries instead of 1

I'm testing the new Ryobi battery 1500 psi right now - maybe the dewalt is next

Kool Kite Army

Yep

yep but you might nee2 2 buckets to do a great job

I think it would work - but not as well as the other models

I would say about the same noise level as the original

It is handy for light cleaning - I use it to clean muddy shoes all the time

wizard

Yes you can!

@@Kitearmy TY! one last question. Can it work in a different geographical country? I am from Israel and we have 220V outlets here.

probably

make sure all your connections are tight - I had that problem too

Not sure -

I have it in my garage - I would love to see how it performs too

Yes

I heard they discontinued - someone must have shot out their eyes

I would say about 200 square feet

Do not buy this for concrete patio. I bought an Aldis Workzone power washer for $70 that is 1850 psi (1400 rated). Way better value if you have water and power. I do believe this is the first hydro shot that tempts me for car cleaning. The one less step of a power cord is a hassle when it’s an every week ordeal. Also, pairing it with the 40v cordless brushless leaf blower and some chemical guys™ ceramic snow foam.... you never have to touch the car. I got into Worx tools when I found a 20v combo pack of tools at the trash (trimmer/edger, blower, shrub trimmer at the trash with no batteries). They work like new! Bought two 6amp batteries with fast charger Worx branded for $129 total on their eBay site. Even the little “AIR” blower dries my car when coated in about 20 min. Sadly what I thought was “free tools” turned into a Worx obsession. Lol. But back to main point. This is NOT a good PSI rating for concrete, just as it says on their website. No concrete driveways, no houses. Not meant for that length of time and power requirement. It could probably handle very small sections but just pay less money for double the power. Hell, Buy their $99 pressure washer on sale at about $85. Great deal for 1400psi RATED. It’s max pressure is even higher. It’s very compact as well.

They do sell them - made by worx

It should have the adapter right on it

Yep - that got me interested too. If you trust the manufacturer's psi, the Worx wins. TEST TIME

about - 4 inches

yes - i just would not use bleach

good question - I think the worx fits right on the lance

@@Kitearmy no lance needed - connect to the washer itself - easier to use - no loss of power - although their foam cannon must be used ( proprietary fitting ) - their cannon works ok with the 750 - not with the lower psi versions their nozzle isn’t very good but you can buy a nice 4 nozzle kit at Home Depot that’s better - especially the 0 degree which is least restricted

25 min

HA! Been too busy making videos

I actually like the original - i keep it near my door and clean dirty shoes with it.

@@Kitearmy Yes on balance the original does have its uses about the house for some jobs, but doesn’t do a great job of cleaning the Cars unfortunately. The Ultra doesn’t seem to be available here in the UK at the moment but will keep a look out for it when released and may then upgrade. Once again thanks for the review 👍

@@AboutFocusTV Right - the original is a little lite on power for car cleaning. Glad you liked the review

@@Kitearmy Nice, I kind of want both, but the original would be good for so many things, those quick cleans, getting pesky beach sand off (basically a portable outdoor shower system!), cleaning off bbq, quick car wash with the magnet hack, cleaning windows, hosing down the garbage bins, etc. 750 psi is solid but the 300ish psi of the original is pretty handy.

Try the Worx website

Washed and rinsed with 1 bucjety

Bucket

about 1/2 hour

Sure - the good thing is that it wont damage your paint job

both ways - i don't think it makes a difference

they are sold out

right!

that is the one I own - both are good

@@Kitearmy yes - you can see how it’s awkward to use - theirs’ is the only one that fits their body - that’s a negative but - you already have a short-lance from your original 320 that will work perfectly - try it - unfortunately they do not sell that piece separately - soon they will have an 8 amp battery that I’m looking forward to.

I actual would not - I like the portability of the 450

yes - AH wise

thanks mate

Sure

not much at all maybe 100psi

I use this model - I like it because it's not to heavy

Great idea - I have wanted one of those nozzles

@@Kitearmy there's also an assasin nozzle, and something called the "red and blue" long range nozzle on amazon

@@jason200912 I was thinking something like this - amzn.to/3jtbsBz

@@Kitearmy i think those are just extension tools. They don't have a pressurized physics for long range.

Sadly no on the bottle - the batteries recharge in about 3 hours

@@Kitearmy kinda makes like the older model for the bottle option....thank you for the quick response

@@03BoostinU I have the older model in my garage with the water bottle connected

@@Kitearmy i think I'd like to have that model for convenience of just knocking the dust off of my black car when we're out cruising around

@@03BoostinU I prefer that for easy light stuff - for heavy stuff you need this

unfortunately no

I don't think many come with a pressurized soap cannon - let us know if you find one

I was surprised how much power this unit has - will work for most people