Cordless Pressure Washer — 420W Brushless, 4 Pressure Modes, 6-in-1 Nozzle, Hard Case

Most cordless washers trickle. This one moves water — around 2.25 gallons a minute through a 420 W brushless motor spinning at 21,000 RPM, which is what actually carries mud and salt off a panel rather than pushing it around. The water can come from anywhere: drop the filtered 19.7 ft hose into a bucket, a lake, a rain barrel, or screw it onto a garden tap. That is the difference between washing where the hose reaches and washing where the dirt is — a boat at the ramp, a bike at the trailhead, muddy boots at the campsite, the deck at the far end of the yard. Four pressure settings sit on a digital dial on the back of the grip. Step it down for glass and painted furniture, step it up for wheel arches and concrete. The 6-in-1 nozzle head turns from a narrow 0° pencil jet through 15°, 25° and 40° fans to a soft shower, and the adjustable foam bottle clips straight onto the gun for a pre-wash layer of snow foam. A note on the numbers, because this category is full of inflated ones: the four modes are rated 0.7 to 1.3 MPa — roughly 100 to 190 PSI at the nozzle. That is rinse-and-clean territory, not paint-stripping territory. What you are buying is high flow, real portability and a brushless motor with no brushes to wear out, packed with the battery, charger, foam bottle, hose, filter and adapters into a hard zip case.