I've seen your other videos on the battery powered options. As the water from the bucket might be the feature that works best for me as well as not having to run an extension cord. But you hit it on the head, the batteries. I don't have any of these tools so no investment in the battery or chargers yet. And living in the city presents its own challenges. I still watch the videos and like seeing the reviews and testing. I like the sign cleaning, watch those videos on YT as well. There's something about seeing something dirty and getting cleaned. I feel the same as you do with foam. That's the part I connect with and even want to wash my car more often, just need to figure out the option that doesn't cost much that doesn't take up much space and isn't that noisy that will provide the foam. At least one that is better than what I already have but your videos have given me a lot of ideas. Plus I never use to enjoy washing my car and now I wish I can more often than I get time to do so.
It’s all about the experience. Washing used to be a chore, but like you over time I am wanting to do it. All these toys to play with and the foam is therapy. Agreed on the batteries being expensive which is just too much if you don’t already have them. This unit actually worked pretty well to clean the back porch which is raised off the second story of my house. I just got buckets of hit water from the sink and used to clean the pollen off everything.
You said it perfectly, it use to feel like a chore. All about the experience. The problem now that I have since I have experienced using a foam cannon, I want more foam. Lol which leads to a better setup. Oh this one can use hot water, that's good to know. Some of these pressure washers are only cold water use. I'll keep that in mind. I may rewatch all the battery powered options, that may be the best way for me to go. Portability, size. I wish I could invest in the better gpm machines but the weight and cost also makes them difficult to justify. Was thinking about a wash cart but don't really have a place to store that either. Your reviews and testing are so helpful and also fun to watch the bloopers as I can very much relate to them. Thanks for the uploads.
@@TRINInDC925 Appreciate that. Also, remember the word hot and cold in this industry can be misleading most hot water heaters in the U.S. are set at between 120 and 130 and cold water is usually anything less than 140. Just need to look at the specs to make sure. I ran hot water from the sink yesterday cleaning my back porch and it ran great. Also, that warmer water makes the siphon hose lose it coil and straighten out.
This video is so informative. I am in the process of considering purchasing one of these and how you explained specs in such details really helps. Thanks!
I have this in my homedepot cart for the last 4 days with 2 6ah batterys and couldn't pull the trigger. Just cant justify the price for what im getting. Thanks for the video ive been waiting for someone to make a review on it. You definitely helped me realize i made a good choice on not purchasing it. Thanks
Well for this price range there isn’t much, but I do prefer the EZ Clean by Ryobi it’s a hit less powerful, but so much more versatile. If you count the cost of two batteries this would be about $650. Greenworks and Ego both have amazing battery pressure washer at $800 doing 3K PSI. Ryobi has their 1500 PSI one for $600 with two batteries.
Yeah if you have batteries it’s a pretty good product. Going to use it to rise the pollen of my back deck and grill using spotless water. Should foam great with an MJJC
I have a 18v EZClean and I love it, but I wish It just had a bit more power for foaming, I wish the 1200PSI you have there ran of 2 x 18v batteries instead of the 40v
Great review as always. It would be a great option but like you said the cost is pretty rough. Hopefully they hear your feedback and make things more economical!
Swisstrax on top and underneath there is a drainage channel system cut about 2 inches wide and 1 inch deep. All along the walls and then slopes toward the center and then out the garage. ua-cam.com/video/HV8xDwMUctk/v-deo.htmlsi=u6i1fKJzQAgSGMC3 Took me awhile, but it’s all dialed in now and 98% drains out the rest I run my split A/C on dry mode and it keeps the humidity down.
Should do great for that. Doesn’t come with a battery that I have seen so would. We’d to buy one for it and an extra. I always find tools that come with the batteries I might use and get them that way. You can get batteries at Home Depot. There are copycat batteries on Amazon as well that are much cheaper, but don’t know much about them.
@@CarsWithKeav hey man thanks for the reply. I had to return it because the batteries were defective kept flashing green and red , I returned it hoped the second would be good and that was defective as well. So now just wondering if I should just get the 18v 600 psi or DeWalt 550 psi. Sucks man really liked the idea of this.
@@rahsoles4151 That’s very weird unless somebody is returning bad batteries using tool returns and Home Depot is restocking them to sell again. I love the 600 I have one I use all the time. Accessories wise the Ryobi would be the one as it has so much and the Dewalt not much.
Keav, If not this what would you recommend for a battery powered pressure washer with self priming? I currently use the 600psi EZClean and I'm looking for an upgrade. I'm using 25L containers as a water source.
All depends on what you want to spend. The Ego and Greenworks are $800, but put out great performance. Ryobi has a 1500 units in the $600 price range. These prices are with batteries if you have batteries will be much cheaper.
@@CarsWithKeav I'm only planning on using it to clean 1 car on a weekly basis, so can't justify spending quite that much, ideally something around £500 with battery. I've got plenty of Ryobi 18v batteries, but sadly they don't have a option that uses them. Thanks for the reply.
Didn’t think about that if you have batteries might work pretty good for $199. Not sure worth $400 though versus the handheld one that does have 600 PSI and is built to siphon chemicals.
@@Turbo6Detail It’s against my way, but I plan to do a rinseless wash video and will show the handheld as an option as it’s $150 with the battery and it does really well spraying chemicals.
@@CarsWithKeav Rinseless has a ton of uses. Biggest use for me is when the weather outside isn't ideal (too hot or too cold) I'll pre-wash and do wheels outside, then bring it in the garage for a rinseless. My garage isn't setup to handle gallons of water. Great drying aid too. ADS is releasing Hero tonight on Eddie's channel, really looking forward to that. The sponges are "meh" at picking up dirt, but great at releasing dirt into a bucket since it's so porous. Microfiber towels are excellent at latching onto dirt but can be difficult to release dirt. Releasing the dirt is super important to prevent any swirls or scratches when using rinseless.
I might at some point just don’t think for the price plus batteries it’s worth it. Puts it at the EGO price level and the EGO would smack it around in a comparison.
I don’t disagree but for people with 40v batteries it will be useful since they don’t have to invest in another battery platform, no pressure though, it’s your channel and I’m just curious because I value your information
I’ve thought about trying one out they Saale on Amazon pretty cheap too. I think they would compare head to head out of the box, but unsure of long term.
I think it all depends on whether you want to run 18v batteries or 40v batteries they both are really good. I like 18v as they are smaller and it weighs less.
Hey keav , when siphoning should I use a full bucket of water. I was using 2 gallons in a 5 gallon bucket and it was not siphoning at all and it kept making that loud noise?? 😭😭😭
@@rahsoles4151 Amount of water should not matter. Just that the filter part is submerged fully. Have you tried priming the siphon hose by filling it with water first? Also, did you install the priming adapter to the outlet and the pressure washer hose into that?
@@CarsWithKeav hi keav , thank you for the response. I got it to work finalkybhahaha 😭😭 my quick connect for the siphon wasn’t properly in and it was very loose. Quick question: what pressure washer gun can I use, I have a ridge washer pressure washer gun, but it doesn’t work on this? What attachments should I buy? Also on the regular long pressure washer gun that is given to us, my MTM foam cannon does not fit 😭😭 what can I do. Hoping I can use my own pressure washer gun so I can use foan cannon
@@rahsoles4151 Ridge washer gun should work just fine just will need to adapt their m22 fitting to a 3/8 quick connect to attach to the gun. MTM fittings sometimes don’t work with others they are off by like 1/2mm and causes them to not quick connect properly.
@@CarsWithKeav keav can I use the one that comes with ridgewasher? Would that work fine? I remember watching your video and you had mentioned they come with some type of 14 mm and 15mm adapter Thank you again sir , you’re truly a real one!!
@ None of the corded Ryobis siphon unfortunately. Most any of the big box store ones will not. There are only a few out there that do. Any of the battery powered ones are since part of the design is being portable.
I would love to see you review the new DeWalt 60v brushless power cleaner. It is advertised as 1000 psi/I gallon/minute. I was going to get the 20v version for winter rinseless washing, but the added power would be nice (I already have a 9 amp/hr Flexvolt battery). I only found one short video on it. Looking forward to detailer UA-camrs testing it.
Please, test an ARXP BOX5. I know you've done an AR machine before, but they have dual pump machines (ARXP, Twin Flow) with high LPM numbers. Are those too good to be true? They look perfect for a detailer and prices are quite attractive.
Wish I could, but not available in the U.S. the dual pump seems cool, but the 240v is how they are able to do it I think. The 120v in the U.S. would probably not be able to run both pumps at the same time.
This setup is perfect for someone who buys distilled water by the gallon you can do your regular wash and then bust this out and final rinse with Di water without spending $300 on a DI water setup
40V 1200 PSI 1.0 GPM Cordless Electric Cold Water Pressure Washer With 4.0 ah Battery 348.00 but no charger. Found 1 one on eBay 135.00. 1 4ah battery and charger for 116$.
@CarsWithKeav Yep. Also, even though I have bought any for myself, there are plenty of aftermarket ryobi 40V batteries on Ebay. Just wanted to mention.
@@steveg7000 600 will work. I prefer 800 to 900 which this machine will do. Depends on the type of cleaning you are doing. Car wash is mainly what I would use it for.
I can’t say I’ve ever been in a situation that I’ve needed a battery powered pressure washer. For the price it would make more sense to just go gas. Great overview though
Yeah, most gas though don’t self prime. Sound would be the biggest reason to use these for portable over gas. I think in the next few years the battery options are going to get way better. Ego already started the trend. Somebody needs to come out with a hybrid plug in or battery.
I have all three of these units, they all have their place but I do feel that they are all overpriced. As a side note, Ryobi permanently banned me from commenting on their UA-cam channel because I said one of their products was way too much money for what it was. 😆
Anything battery powered especially a newer market will always be overpriced just due to the lower sell volume and R&D. In the next few years they will be much cheaper just like the battery powered blowers and trimmers are starting to become cheaper. Of course against a wall plug unit there is a whole battery that is involved as well. I do agree they are expensive. Except maybe the ez clean now which is coming down in price.
What are the competitors in this price range outside of the one I already mentioned. Just honestly wanting to know I have not done much research in this category outside of a few brands.
@@Pro1er Very true, I for sure wouldn’t buy one just for this. I’ve got more Ryobi batteries than I could even use. Every time I need a tool I get the one with a battery and I start cycling out my older batteries or the older lower AH ones. Im still waiting for him to tell me the competitors that make this a POS especially in this price range.
@@fernze.6478 It would work well for that, but I think the Ryobi EZ clean would be even better. Much more portable and no hose as it’s built into the sprayer. Did a review on it here ua-cam.com/video/Vot1miL9aes/v-deo.htmlsi=ecU0-5sQFDUVWHNj
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@@CarsWithKeavHow many five gallon buckets do you think it would take? To wash one car in siphon mode?
I've seen your other videos on the battery powered options. As the water from the bucket might be the feature that works best for me as well as not having to run an extension cord. But you hit it on the head, the batteries. I don't have any of these tools so no investment in the battery or chargers yet. And living in the city presents its own challenges.
I still watch the videos and like seeing the reviews and testing.
I like the sign cleaning, watch those videos on YT as well. There's something about seeing something dirty and getting cleaned. I feel the same as you do with foam. That's the part I connect with and even want to wash my car more often, just need to figure out the option that doesn't cost much that doesn't take up much space and isn't that noisy that will provide the foam. At least one that is better than what I already have but your videos have given me a lot of ideas. Plus I never use to enjoy washing my car and now I wish I can more often than I get time to do so.
It’s all about the experience. Washing used to be a chore, but like you over time I am wanting to do it. All these toys to play with and the foam is therapy. Agreed on the batteries being expensive which is just too much if you don’t already have them. This unit actually worked pretty well to clean the back porch which is raised off the second story of my house. I just got buckets of hit water from the sink and used to clean the pollen off everything.
You said it perfectly, it use to feel like a chore. All about the experience.
The problem now that I have since I have experienced using a foam cannon, I want more foam. Lol which leads to a better setup.
Oh this one can use hot water, that's good to know. Some of these pressure washers are only cold water use. I'll keep that in mind.
I may rewatch all the battery powered options, that may be the best way for me to go. Portability, size. I wish I could invest in the better gpm machines but the weight and cost also makes them difficult to justify. Was thinking about a wash cart but don't really have a place to store that either.
Your reviews and testing are so helpful and also fun to watch the bloopers as I can very much relate to them.
Thanks for the uploads.
@@TRINInDC925 Appreciate that. Also, remember the word hot and cold in this industry can be misleading most hot water heaters in the U.S. are set at between 120 and 130 and cold water is usually anything less than 140. Just need to look at the specs to make sure. I ran hot water from the sink yesterday cleaning my back porch and it ran great. Also, that warmer water makes the siphon hose lose it coil and straighten out.
I hadn't thought about that, full of knowledge. I'll keep that in mind. Thanks for the info
This video is so informative. I am in the process of considering purchasing one of these and how you explained specs in such details really helps. Thanks!
You’re Welcome!
Does this come with a soap dispenser?
It does not.
I have this in my homedepot cart for the last 4 days with 2 6ah batterys and couldn't pull the trigger. Just cant justify the price for what im getting. Thanks for the video ive been waiting for someone to make a review on it. You definitely helped me realize i made a good choice on not purchasing it. Thanks
Glad I could help. The cost of this and two 6ah look into the EGO 3200 it’s crazy good.
Is the siphon attachment compatible with other ryobi electric washer?
The other Ryobi pumps are not built to siphon so it would not work.
Great review you spoke about better options. What are the better battery power pressure washers? Thank you.
Well for this price range there isn’t much, but I do prefer the EZ Clean by Ryobi it’s a hit less powerful, but so much more versatile. If you count the cost of two batteries this would be about $650. Greenworks and Ego both have amazing battery pressure washer at $800 doing 3K PSI. Ryobi has their 1500 PSI one for $600 with two batteries.
I bought one because I already have batteries. Can't wait to try it especially with my MJJC!
Yeah if you have batteries it’s a pretty good product. Going to use it to rise the pollen of my back deck and grill using spotless water. Should foam great with an MJJC
I have a 18v EZClean and I love it, but I wish It just had a bit more power for foaming, I wish the 1200PSI you have there ran of 2 x 18v batteries instead of the 40v
Yeah, that would be a great idea for them to do that maybe they will some day.
Nice pressure, but I'm not in the ryobi line. Maybe a metal ceramic coating on the mailbox?? Thank you for sharing!!
I just throw like high temp grill paint on there every now and then usually.
Great review as always. It would be a great option but like you said the cost is pretty rough. Hopefully they hear your feedback and make things more economical!
If you got the batteries not so bad otherwise not worth it.
So what kind of floor do you have for the water to drain?
Swisstrax on top and underneath there is a drainage channel system cut about 2 inches wide and 1 inch deep. All along the walls and then slopes toward the center and then out the garage. ua-cam.com/video/HV8xDwMUctk/v-deo.htmlsi=u6i1fKJzQAgSGMC3 Took me awhile, but it’s all dialed in now and 98% drains out the rest I run my split A/C on dry mode and it keeps the humidity down.
Do you think this would be strong enough for cleaning trash bins? If so where can I find an extra battery?
Should do great for that. Doesn’t come with a battery that I have seen so would. We’d to buy one for it and an extra. I always find tools that come with the batteries I might use and get them that way. You can get batteries at Home Depot. There are copycat batteries on Amazon as well that are much cheaper, but don’t know much about them.
Is 15 degree nozzle to harsh on your vehicles paint?
As long as you keep the pressure down and have soap on the surface you should be fine.
Hey man another quick question , do you know if I can use my own pressure washer gun instead of the long plastic one they provided
For sure you can as long as the spray gun has an m22 fitting or you have an adapter to change it to quick disconnects.
@@CarsWithKeav hey man thanks for the reply. I had to return it because the batteries were defective kept flashing green and red , I returned it hoped the second would be good and that was defective as well. So now just wondering if I should just get the 18v 600 psi or DeWalt 550 psi. Sucks man really liked the idea of this.
@@rahsoles4151 That’s very weird unless somebody is returning bad batteries using tool returns and Home Depot is restocking them to sell again. I love the 600 I have one I use all the time. Accessories wise the Ryobi would be the one as it has so much and the Dewalt not much.
How do u wash car with this how do u get soap on car does it take soap cannon I'm waiting to still get it coming by order
How show in the video how to use it with a foam cannon and rinse the foam off.
Can it just connect to any soap cannon I should be receiving this tomorrow
@@jonb7597 Any one that has a 1/4 quick connect at the end which is most of them.
Keav, If not this what would you recommend for a battery powered pressure washer with self priming? I currently use the 600psi EZClean and I'm looking for an upgrade. I'm using 25L containers as a water source.
All depends on what you want to spend. The Ego and Greenworks are $800, but put out great performance. Ryobi has a 1500 units in the $600 price range. These prices are with batteries if you have batteries will be much cheaper.
@@CarsWithKeav I'm only planning on using it to clean 1 car on a weekly basis, so can't justify spending quite that much, ideally something around £500 with battery. I've got plenty of Ryobi 18v batteries, but sadly they don't have a option that uses them. Thanks for the reply.
Are you using 40v batteries
This is a 40v only machine.
Nice to know. It's not in Puerto Rico yet
Doesn’t it normally take longer or is it a shipping issue from main land?
@@CarsWithKeav sometimes it is that some products aren't brought to us like in the states
@@1stfrompuertorico568 That sucks!
Throw some rinseless in the 5-gallon bucket and you have yourself a nice little rinseless setup.
Didn’t think about that if you have batteries might work pretty good for $199. Not sure worth $400 though versus the handheld one that does have 600 PSI and is built to siphon chemicals.
@@CarsWithKeavOh true! I missed that it was a 600 psi setup. I agree on the batteries though. Crazy how much they are.
@@Turbo6Detail It’s against my way, but I plan to do a rinseless wash video and will show the handheld as an option as it’s $150 with the battery and it does really well spraying chemicals.
@@CarsWithKeav Rinseless has a ton of uses. Biggest use for me is when the weather outside isn't ideal (too hot or too cold) I'll pre-wash and do wheels outside, then bring it in the garage for a rinseless. My garage isn't setup to handle gallons of water. Great drying aid too. ADS is releasing Hero tonight on Eddie's channel, really looking forward to that.
The sponges are "meh" at picking up dirt, but great at releasing dirt into a bucket since it's so porous. Microfiber towels are excellent at latching onto dirt but can be difficult to release dirt. Releasing the dirt is super important to prevent any swirls or scratches when using rinseless.
@@Turbo6Detail I just use a bunch of microfibers and don’t return them to the bucket. No chance of contamination or debris.
Will you be doing a review with the 2000 psi unit?
I might at some point just don’t think for the price plus batteries it’s worth it. Puts it at the EGO price level and the EGO would smack it around in a comparison.
I don’t disagree but for people with 40v batteries it will be useful since they don’t have to invest in another battery platform, no pressure though, it’s your channel and I’m just curious because I value your information
@@Ilxdave No problem I always need new ideas running out of them right now. 🤣
I know some won't want to go this route but you can get a Ryobi compatible 40V 6A battery for $50 or less on the auction site.
I’ve thought about trying one out they Saale on Amazon pretty cheap too. I think they would compare head to head out of the box, but unsure of long term.
Great video, it help me not buy it...of the 2 ryobi ez clean links that you posted which one is better?
I think it all depends on whether you want to run 18v batteries or 40v batteries they both are really good. I like 18v as they are smaller and it weighs less.
Hey keav , when siphoning should I use a full bucket of water. I was using 2 gallons in a 5 gallon bucket and it was not siphoning at all and it kept making that loud noise?? 😭😭😭
@@rahsoles4151 Amount of water should not matter. Just that the filter part is submerged fully. Have you tried priming the siphon hose by filling it with water first? Also, did you install the priming adapter to the outlet and the pressure washer hose into that?
@@CarsWithKeav hi keav , thank you for the response. I got it to work finalkybhahaha 😭😭 my quick connect for the siphon wasn’t properly in and it was very loose.
Quick question: what pressure washer gun can I use, I have a ridge washer pressure washer gun, but it doesn’t work on this? What attachments should I buy? Also on the regular long pressure washer gun that is given to us, my MTM foam cannon does not fit 😭😭 what can I do. Hoping I can use my own pressure washer gun so I can use foan cannon
@@rahsoles4151 Ridge washer gun should work just fine just will need to adapt their m22 fitting to a 3/8 quick connect to attach to the gun. MTM fittings sometimes don’t work with others they are off by like 1/2mm and causes them to not quick connect properly.
@@CarsWithKeav keav can I use the one that comes with ridgewasher? Would that work fine? I remember watching your video and you had mentioned they come with some type of 14 mm and 15mm adapter
Thank you again sir , you’re truly a real one!!
@@rahsoles4151 I would need to know which one as Ridge Washer makes 4 or 5 different spray guns to know what exactly is at the end of the gun.
I'd love see using a siphon on a corded Ryobi 1200 psi / 1.8 gpm. Like how long it takes to use x amount of water, psi, gpm with siphon, etc.
There is a corded Ryobi 1200 that siphons?
@@CarsWithKeav Keav, I don't know. Was wondering if it would siphon.
@ None of the corded Ryobis siphon unfortunately. Most any of the big box store ones will not. There are only a few out there that do. Any of the battery powered ones are since part of the design is being portable.
I would love to see you review the new DeWalt 60v brushless power cleaner. It is advertised as 1000 psi/I gallon/minute. I was going to get the 20v version for winter rinseless washing, but the added power would be nice (I already have a 9 amp/hr Flexvolt battery). I only found one short video on it. Looking forward to detailer UA-camrs testing it.
I will look into it!
@@CarsWithKeav Awesome! Thanks!
Please, test an ARXP BOX5. I know you've done an AR machine before, but they have dual pump machines (ARXP, Twin Flow) with high LPM numbers. Are those too good to be true? They look perfect for a detailer and prices are quite attractive.
Wish I could, but not available in the U.S. the dual pump seems cool, but the 240v is how they are able to do it I think. The 120v in the U.S. would probably not be able to run both pumps at the same time.
Cleaning up the community 1 sign at a time😂
This setup is perfect for someone who buys distilled water by the gallon you can do your regular wash and then bust this out and final rinse with Di water without spending $300 on a DI water setup
You could also use it for a rinseless I think it would be fine going through the machine and then you have some pressure if you need it.
so will this work with a regular gun or do you have to use the ryobi gun?
This can be upgraded just like any other Ryobi pressure washer. You can upgrade the hose, nozzles and a short gun.
@@CarsWithKeav good. I can use the setup when i wash my radiators on my heavy highway construction equipment and wash the cabs off
waiting for this review
It was fun to review. Price is only issue really if you don’t already have batteries.
i dont thats an issue there. might. icould proba lt ger a gas pressure washer for same price@CarsWithKeav
Very good video thank you !
You’re welcome!
Ohh sir , you cannot use a foam cannon if I use the siphon attachment?*** It must Be connected to a hose??
@@rahsoles4151 Why is that? Did you have a problem using one? Have not heard of this and foam cannon works fine with siphon on mine.
@@CarsWithKeav nooo I was just asking if it does that surely sounds like a great deal!!! And also thank you for the fast reply 🙏 you are the best
@@rahsoles4151 Okay, maybe I misread what you were saying. Yes, it’s works great.
@@CarsWithKeav ahh yes I meant to add a question mark to one of my sentences.
@@CarsWithKeav just picked it up just now man , thanks for the review once again 🙏
just bought. it turns on and off when holding the trigger in right out of the box!! so aggrivating!!!
Weird, are you using a hose or from a bucket? Batteries fully charged? Nozzle cleaned out?
40V 1200 PSI 1.0 GPM Cordless Electric Cold Water Pressure Washer
With 4.0 ah Battery 348.00 but no charger. Found 1 one on eBay 135.00. 1 4ah battery and charger for 116$.
Nice, there is always a deal out there.
@CarsWithKeav Yep. Also, even though I have bought any for myself, there are plenty of aftermarket ryobi 40V batteries on Ebay. Just wanted to mention.
Man if this ran of the 18v batteries I'd be set since I have those but I don't own any of the 40v batteries or tools.
I wish they would, but to get the power they most likely would have to run two batteries in tandem to get the voltage needed to get that much PSI.
There is a $200 kit that comes with a 2ah battery and charger these days.
Awesome! They should have done that to begin with.
@CarsWithKeav right on. So, is 600 PSI good enough for the job? Seems like pro grade is like 1500.
@@steveg7000 600 will work. I prefer 800 to 900 which this machine will do. Depends on the type of cleaning you are doing. Car wash is mainly what I would use it for.
I can’t say I’ve ever been in a situation that I’ve needed a battery powered pressure washer. For the price it would make more sense to just go gas. Great overview though
Yeah, most gas though don’t self prime. Sound would be the biggest reason to use these for portable over gas. I think in the next few years the battery options are going to get way better. Ego already started the trend. Somebody needs to come out with a hybrid plug in or battery.
hmmm... Nothing hit the floor. 😂
I felt weird I had nothing to drop. 🤣
I have all three of these units, they all have their place but I do feel that they are all overpriced.
As a side note, Ryobi permanently banned me from commenting on their UA-cam channel because I said one of their products was way too much money for what it was. 😆
Anything battery powered especially a newer market will always be overpriced just due to the lower sell volume and R&D. In the next few years they will be much cheaper just like the battery powered blowers and trimmers are starting to become cheaper. Of course against a wall plug unit there is a whole battery that is involved as well. I do agree they are expensive. Except maybe the ez clean now which is coming down in price.
Not worth it at least not for detailing, just with the 1.0 gpm killed it
Unless you use this with a rinseless wash as a way to apply and knock off some dirt, but I think the EZ clean hand held would be better at that.
POS, compared to its competitors. Folks that buy this did not do their homework.
What are the competitors in this price range outside of the one I already mentioned. Just honestly wanting to know I have not done much research in this category outside of a few brands.
Folks that buy this probably already have the batteries.
@@Pro1er Very true, I for sure wouldn’t buy one just for this. I’ve got more Ryobi batteries than I could even use. Every time I need a tool I get the one with a battery and I start cycling out my older batteries or the older lower AH ones. Im still waiting for him to tell me the competitors that make this a POS especially in this price range.
Excellent video! Thank you sir! 🫡
You’re Welcome
@CarsWithKeav will you recomended? I needed for custodial work..clean doors, windows and restrooms..thank you for your help..
@@fernze.6478 It would work well for that, but I think the Ryobi EZ clean would be even better. Much more portable and no hose as it’s built into the sprayer. Did a review on it here ua-cam.com/video/Vot1miL9aes/v-deo.htmlsi=ecU0-5sQFDUVWHNj
@CarsWithKeav just got you that 1k on the video you shared..🤙 thanks sharing..i might go with that.. 👍