28.3.2020

I have just placed an order for WORX WG630E.1 18V (20V MAX) 4.0Ah Cordless Brushless Hydroshot Portable Pressure Cleaner and also extra order for the attachable soap bottle both to arrive soon.I am being unfair in that i haven't even used the product yet, but i have a major criticism, the order for the WG630E.1 is ok but getting the extra brushes, there are a couple available but expensive/difficult to find, also extra water hose and fittings to extend the range to reach all corners of my allotment, can't find anything.The really annoying thing is that the weaker powered and more obsolete version includes more extras but is inferior so i feel like Worx are wanting me to order the more obsolete '629'brush motor 2.0Ah powered version to get the extra attachments. I really don't like this. The WG630E seems good and looking forward to it arriving but getting the short lance and the brush attachments is difficult and in a simple good value package where you either get them all or get easy options to add them to your order easily and cost effectively is bordering on impossible. This project started looking at cordless drill powered pumps, then cordless 'hybrid' water pumps .. and then i saw this, perfect for chucking in the river and watering my plants and water fights in general but getting the complete perfect deal ... like a few feet of extra hose and the couplings ... it has alluded me. And Worx directing me to the '629' to get the brush and short lance seems wrong to me. So i have been a bit harsh with the 2 stars .. both for perfect product .. but minus 3 stars for not enabling me to place the perfect good feeling comprehensive order. Naughty Worx surely you can add the fuller range/add ons? This has taken me hours to do though the 7m hose will leave me short of range.UPDATE, i've upped the score to 4 Stars as i don't like to be too critical, the Hydroshot does work and seems perfect for watering but also washing the car as the soap box attachment could be good, also i discovered when i found the WORX WA4037 Hydroshot Turbo Water Nozzle Accessory add on, the others were all listed on the page, except the longer lance as mine came with the shorter lance i think, though i might be getting confused with the PIVOT NOZZLE.The only other criticism is that if i want to order some other Worx cordless products, they come with batteries, eg the lawnmower, which looks good, it has dual batteries but only 2's as opposed my 4.0ah battery, i'd like to be able to bundle products and steer towards the higher power than feel i am being fobbed off with 2 x 2.0ah being phased out batteries.Be careful with setting up, the lance needs to be set at '0' and raise the bucket water supply and keep the lance low, can take 30 seconds for the water to get through. The hydroshot WG630E.1 came with the quick charger which is relatively simple to set up. If you want something to work from a bucket or river like me you should feel really good about this. I also found an extra 10m of 10mm id transparant reinforced hose as the 6m provided won't reach far enough, also found some inline 10mm connectors and waiting for them to arrive, found on amazon but no provided by worx. Seems the usa can get a 2 40volt set up Hydroshot with 2 batteries which i really would of liked though would of been expensive. Overall i'm quite content with the hydroshot WG630.E1

19.6.2020

**This review is for the WG630E with Brushless Motor and 4.0Ah battery**Very, very impressed.I bought this for cleaning my aviary, for which a Karcher would be much too powerful, but tried it out on my little patio first just to see what it could do - wow! It shifted 15 years of muck and moss with relative ease.It is very simple to assemble and use. The battery charged from flat in 45 minutes and from that I got around 45 mins of use on high power. On this version there is an 'Eco' button you press when you want to use LESS power/water; it resets when you release the trigger.The '0' setting produces a very narrow jet to blast the stubborn muck and moss (or write your name in it like a kid with a sparkler).A quick twist adjusts the stream in increments all the way through to '40', then 'watering' - much easier than changing lances and nozzles. The setting shown in the video is '15', I then turned it to 0 to get rid of the spots of moss.There is little splashback and it's not even that loud.For convenience and portability, I don't think you could beat this. In fact, refilling the bucket is the only real inconvenience, as it does guzzle water. You can, however, connect it to a garden hose, so no refilling required.I have now tried the water bottle adapter with a 2 litre former lemonade bottle; it works like a charm, but I soon got bored of refilling it. It takes a lot longer for the unit to get going again as well, which I found frustrating and wasteful. So for normal use, give that a swerve, but if you need a quick but thorough wash of a muddy bicycle or wellie boots before getting in the car, it would be excellent.I got a great deal here at £120 (down from £200), as the 4.0Ah battery alone costs £60. I almost paid £5 more for the 'full kit' option but noticed just in time that you only get a 2.0Ah battery with that set.It arrived the day after I ordered and has a 3 year warranty if you register within 30 days (1 year for trade).**A note on registering - you HAVE to create an account at the same time as registering for proof/peace of mind that it's done; there is NO email confirmation as promised and you cannot create an account later.After a silly number of emails to Worx Customer Support, they finally advised I'd have to register the product again and create an account the second time around - so my Hydroshot is now registered twice and I have yet another account/password that I don't want, but it's done.Oh - they also told me the battery and chargeraren't covered so cannot be registered, but one of the two does appear in the [infuriatingly long] list of product codes arranged in no discernable order. Have fun finding yours!**In summary, although not comparable in power to a pressure washer (nor does it pretend to be), this still packs a heck of a punch - and let's not pretend it doesn't look cool!Highly recommended for what it is - but don't waste your money on a less powerful model - the 630 Brushless with the 4Ah battery is a necessity for anything but the smallest jobs.

20.12.2020

Normally washing the car is a long drawn out affair and a real flaff hauling a hose over 60-70 feet from the outside tap to the roadside ensuring no one trips over the hose as it crosses the pavement and me getting sued then winding it all up again plus setting up and putting away a snow foamer etc.Phew it makes tired just writing this thinking about it.That is until I came across this beauty, tried it out yesterday on my other halfs Corsa.One bucket of pre mixed car shampoo and one clean bucket of water and away I went playing around with the hydroshot.Initial thoughts are that although the hydroshot has a good force of water coming out of it and gets rid of heavy soiling from driving down

30.9.2020

*This review is based on the 20V 4ah BRUSHLESS version of the Worx cordless Hydroshot*I live in a flat so don’t have access to power or mains water outside which is why I needed a cordless pressure washer.I spent a lot of time reading reviews on various makes and models and realised I was never going to get a straight answer so decided to opt for a ‘Brand’ name and to get the higher end version of whatever they had to offer to improve my chances of being happy with what I’d bought.The Worx hydroshot was the one that kept popping up so I took the chance and went for it. I got it as a small kit (just the unit, battery, charger,

21.11.2019

The version of the Hydroshot I am reviewing is the newest WORX WG630E.1 18V (20V MAX) 4.0Ah Cordless Brushless Hydroshot Portable Pressure Cleaner.I used to own a portable pressure washer from a well known brand (yellow in colour) and it was very powerful but not very portable for the things I needed to do. Mostly I used the washer for the cars, bikes, patio and sometimes the windows but it was a pain to take out, wind out the power lead, connect the hose, pull it about etc..... It really became a chore.I was given the Worx WG630E.1 18V (20V MAX) 4.0Ah Cordless Brushless Hydroshot Portable Pressure Cleaner to test and it is defiantly portable and very usable. When you get it,

17.4.2020

This is what I have to say!Hey guys quit messing around with all the other kits,buy this Brushless moter with the 4.0 amp battery this is the dogs ...............I used mine to wash my Honda Accord it 's a large car, never the less I went through 1 large bucket of hot water with added car wash shampoo the dirt & muck just removed easilyPoint to makeIt was a rainy day so the dirt was broken down by the rain.I used the Hydro brushless moter the remaining dirt just removed I have always washed my car on rainy days as I find it easier to clean! The bird crap was easily removed with a blast of the jet then a quick sponge down this thing is not as good as the supermarket jet wash buts thats to be

28.3.2020

UPDATE:In the interests of fairness, I wanted to update my original review to advise that I managed to improve the water pressure to a far more acceptable and usable level. In essence whilst the select-able spray attachment had been fixed in place and was working as expected in terms of the type of spray being generated, I decided to remove it, check for any blockage and reattach. After doing so and making sure it was properly connected to the lance (this time there was a more pronounced click which I didn't notice before), performance improved significantly. As a result the Hydroshot proved perfectly suitable for the purpose I bought it for, i.e.

1.3.2020

I was very skeptical of this product especially after reading the negative reviews of the battery life, power of the jet washer and the snow foam gun. I didn't have to worry, it really does work well. It will never be as good as a Karcher for example, but it doesn't claim to be. My car was very dirty, not cleaned for about 2 months. I pre-rinsed, then foam sprayed and then 2 rinses, all on 1 battery. Note I do have a small car so anything bigger than a TT and you will certainly need 2 batteries. The snow gun is good, i used Autoglym Polar Blast foam and it stuck to the car very well. Its not as loud as i thought either. Cons - it does go through a lot of water, I used 5 normal sized buckets,

18.2.2021

Having a garage several yards away from my house with no mains power, I purchased this to try and make life a little easier in cleaning my motorcycle.10/10 for portability10/10 for ease of useEasy to fit together & instructions to follow. Once battery was fully charged I made good use of it.I used this on a bike caked in mud that had hardened over a few weeks and found that it was sufficient to knock off some of the bigger clumps but thinner layers needed some agitating with a brush.I must admit that the nozzle needed to be on the narrower setting to increase the pressure and widened out when rinsing the soap off.The key question most will ask is..."what's the power/pressure like?"I can honestly

16.7.2020

I picked up the brushless version of this when it was at £120. For that price it's absolutely brilliant. It seems to be very well made and it works great. Of course it's not as powerful as my 160 bar mains powered jetwash but it's more than adequate for doing cars and bikes and small jobs. I've actually been routinely using it for the cars as it's so quick to just attach to my auto retracting hose pipe. No more hassle getting the big boy out and messing about with cables and annoying high pressure hoses. Our house is in the woods so there's always bits of rubbish and bird mess annoying me and it's dead easy to just put a couple of litres in the water bottle and clean it off anywhere.

2.12.2020

Don't expect to much from this product. I use it only for cleaning my MTB when I go out on trails and I clean my bike before I transporting it back in the car. Absolutely great for that. The pressure its perfect for cleaning bikes preventing any long term damage like the bearings etc. However don't expect that you can use it for deep cleaning patios and cars etc its just not powerful enough, only light cleaning . There are different settings for pressure nozle, unfortunately, you will need to get your electric power jet washer out. I'm happy with it as I only use it for my bike and cleaning my shoes/ and light clean of my car....The battery (4amp) last about 40/45min in use full power.

18.6.2019

I went for the newer brushless version despite having read no reviews on it. Only the U.S. version with the twin batteries.I thought I'd try this over the older Hydroshot as it came bundled with the 4ah battery and the fast charger.It's still not a replacement for a full pressure washer, but I like to detail my car and have no access to outside power or water. As that requires a number of stages (foam, rinse, soap, wash, rinse) I though the 2ah might be insuffecient with a long charge time.Overall it does the job nicely. It'll go through about 5 Meguiars 22 gallon buckets of water with one battery which is plenty enough for two regular car washes.It's not the last word in build quality if you are used to more prosumer power tools like Dewalt/Makita/Milawalkee.

17.1.2020

It is difficult to comment on the above questions without being able to compare like for like.I don’t know of any other product similar to the worx hydroshot.However it cannot and shouldn’t be compared to a stand alone pressure washer I.e,karcher etc.I first used the hydroshot with the included water bottle attachment.the vacuum generated by the pump was such that the volume of water demanded by the pump could not be supplied to the pump because of the small diameter of the bottle,cavitation was the result and the water bottle imploded,no access to atmospheric pressure the cause.when using the supplied hose from a water butt it worked very satisfactory.I am satisfied with the performance

22.7.2020

Very impressed with the Worx WG630E.1 cordless bushless Hydroshot portable pressure cleaner because I knew before it arrived, it cannot compete with even the Karcher K2 for jetwash power, but it does what it's described to do - it's a very portable, solidly built machine which, on the narrowest jet setting, throws qqa strong jet of water - certianly sufficient to blast out the moss that's ingrained between the stones on my front drive, and more than enough to jetwash the dustbins and clean the car.I have a Karcher K5 which is fantastic but getting it out, connecting it to the mains, attaching the hose, dragging it around - it's a heavy machine, and it's incredible at cleaning the moss off the patio paving stones,

23.11.2020

Just arrived and only tried it on a small patch of pavement outside my back door. I will update the review if my opinion changes. Posting this review as I was unsure of what came with a bare unit so hope it can help others.This bare unit comes with a everything you see in the picture:WG630E.9 Hydroshot Brushless Portable Pressure Cleaner.Extensionselectable spray head.Long hose with filter.Hose Adapter.Bottle adapter with short hose.I have tried it on a very old and dirty bit of pavement with the wide jet. At 30-20cms from the pavement it got it wet and may have removed some surface dirt. At 10-5cm above the pavement, the wide jet was only about 5-10cm wide when hitting the pavement but I could see a significant change in colour as dirt was removed.

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