Burned with the second use!!! The first day it worked fine, very powerful and cleaned perfectly. It cleaned the 25 square meter balcony very well. Overall, it worked for a maximum of 1 hour with many breaks, approximately every 10 - 15 minutes I had to stop to let it rest and soap the surfaces. On the second day, it worked for a maximum of five minutes and started emitting smoke from the inside and smelling like burnt plastic. I immediately turned it off and put it aside. Today, on the third day that I have it, as soon as I turned it on, within the first 3 seconds it started emitting dense white smoke from the inside and smelling like burnt plastic. Of course, I immediately turned it off. I am disappointed because I have a small 80 PSI branded machine for over 7 years and it works perfectly, without any damage. It has washed cars, balconies, carpets, everything without any issues. It would have been better if I paid a little more to get a similar branded machine, rather than a "powerful" one from an unknown and unreliable brand!!! Stay away from such solutions, invest a little more to get your job done.

Important information for all users of similar machines: Before using the pressure washer, you need to carefully remove all the air from the hoses. Connect the water hose and press the trigger until all the air is gone, it is a very important step!!! Then plug it into the socket and only then press the trigger. I hope you make the right decision and don't end up like me.

Well, after about 2 months, the machine is vfm. After years of another German company, satisfied for over 20 years, I bought its small lavor 120 to carry it everywhere, but it's not enough. This one has a turbo in front, a variable nozzle for smart removal of dirt. The only negative is the foam system that I use from the small one and there is no better one since it makes foam flock on the car or wherever else. I wash 4 cars every week, so the experience for a thorough process is more than perfect. It needs a special brush for wheels, carpets are bad, hallways mats are more than satisfactory compared to the machine alone with a professional one.
Attention to the lubricated rubber bands with Vaseline after the end, the connector is for throwing away and at the water inlet for stones and mud. The previous one broke due to poor water quality, so a filter was installed in the faucet 25cm with PP Thread for every reason. It simply throws it away. If compared to the competition, you go from 180 to 400E!!!!.

Bought to replace an older 12-year-old pressure washer from Lidl which was from Lavor. The new one is much more comfortable to use; it is recommended to purchase a water filter that fits the pressure washer for a longer lifespan. Its use is for washing cars, patios, and windows, and I am extremely satisfied; of course, the saying "you get what you pay for" applies fully here.
One more thing: for the protection of the pump, it is advisable to install a water filter in front of the nozzle. Since I installed it, after every car wash, I am shocked by how much debris it collects, especially in spring when it filled up with pollen, so the WATER FILTER is an essential tool.
Update: after 1.5 years of light use washing cars and a motorcycle, the plastic inside the gun broke; I replaced it, and after another 4 months, it started leaking water again at the same spot. Compared to the Lavor from Lidl, the old one has no relation in terms of quality; this one is now fake and unacceptable. The only solution is to replace the gun with another one.

A little the affordable price, a little the nominal characteristics, a little the many accessories that accompany it, convinced me and I bought it.
You don't regret buying it, but you're not thrilled either.
In terms of equipment, it has the wind that wraps around the hose, a floor brush, a car brush, a simple brush (for windows/blinds/rails), a rotating "turbo" nozzle, a "vario" nozzle, and a soap nozzle, plus an integrated container. They all have their usefulness. Overall, the assembly was not difficult, but follow the instructions, don't try it on your own, you will waste time unnecessarily. The build quality doesn't impress you, it looks like plastic, but the gun is quite sturdy to hold. The large transport wheels and the positions it has for the accessories make it quite practical for storage and easy to move up and down stairs.
I washed two cars and the cement on the pilot from the bricks. I also tried washing on carpets and balconies/blinds. Its use is moderately tiring.
On balconies/blinds/windows, the job was a piece of cake, especially with the simple brush on the blinds, you untangle without any effort. In washing the pilot, where the dirt was tough, corners, etc., I used the turbo and it cleaned everything. If you use the vario, it doesn't do the best job. The large rotating brush for floors doesn't have a very high final pressure, but it works well in open spaces and saves you from splashes and dirt dispersion in the surrounding area, and also saves cleaning time. It does the job, but it requires patience. Generally, for balconies/blinds/pilot/cement/walls/terrace, it is probably ideal. You untangle with a little water, without rubbing with brooms or brushes to remove dust, dirt, and winter grime, in a short time.
For cars, I was used to the pressure in "do-it-yourself" car washes, and it seemed a bit weak. Maybe not in terms of pressure, but in terms of water quantity. If the car has stuck dirt, it doesn't remove it with water and soap alone. However, as soon as the rotating brush of the car with soap comes in (I used diluted dish soap, I don't recommend it), it does a great job. Better than a car wash or "do-it-yourself" car wash, as it doesn't leave that film of dirt that you have to wipe off with a cloth. With special car shampoo or pre-wash chemicals, it will probably be even easier/faster, I will try it and come back. Rinsing the car is quite pleasant and easy. Overall, the job is done with 1/3 of the water compared to using a hose. In the detergent container, you can pour liquid wax or drying agent and achieve professional results if you dedicate time to it.
If someone intends to use it for carpets, they will get tired, as with any pressure washer in these categories. It takes a lot of time for rinsing. It cleans the carpets well (special carpet shampoo in the container, foam, and a pass with the hand brush), but it needed a method for rinsing: hanging on rails and rinsing in a vertical position, twice, first upside down-normally and then normally. It needed the vario and from a close distance, so it doesn't cover a large area. Both the user and the machine get tired.
The main disadvantage I identify is that the vario nozzle, in order to have enough power to do the job on the car and the carpet, needs to spray in a limited beam. If you spread it and throw it more openly, it's like a sprayer, not a pressure washer. And the turbo, also to be effective, requires a relatively close distance, so you need more time. The machine needs to rest (like all amateur ones) every 10-15 minutes so it doesn't get tired.
As a purchase, I probably recommend it, with so much equipment I don't think there is anything comparable at such a price.