What I have to say just after receiving it is: 1st. It comes in a small suitcase (I don't know if this applies to all stores selling it). 2nd. Its battery says 48V but next to the V there is a small F, so that's probably its type, because inside it has 5 lithium 18650 cells, 1200mAh, 3.6V which give us a total of 18V and with a full charge about 19.5V and 1.2A, not 12A as some claim. Don't believe what they write when they show you this same machine in photos. Besides, for it to work at 48V, there should be 13 18650 cells inside the battery case, meaning the battery alone would weigh over half a kilo. The good thing is that it came with two batteries, while others sell it for the same price with just one. Initial charging time is about 4 hours. 3rd. I can't really assess the material quality, but it could easily be a water gun toy for older kids, if you attach a small container with a suction tube to the hose port. 4th. Gun weight without hoses and nozzle is about 600 grams, battery about 250 grams. Check out the photos I uploaded. What I can't understand is: why the same (in the photo) machine is sold by the same store at different prices, depending on the Skroutz page you visit. ATTENTION: Searching Skroutz pages for this "photo-specific" washer, you'll find it at other prices that increase a lot, but also the descriptions for pressure, Volts, and Amps of the battery are probably not "correct".
21/11/25 I return to the review: 1st. The machine's pressure is moderate, the nozzles simply make targeted cleaning easier, where you couldn't do it by putting your finger or a small gun in front of a hose connected to the tap. 2nd. The hose provided, although long, due to its material forms "loops" (twists) resulting in it often coming out of the water and sucking air. Also, it doesn't fit well into the adapter on the gun and sometimes, when pulled a bit harder, it comes out of place. You can replace it with a level hose (that's what it's called) from paint/hardware/tool stores.

I washed 2 cars, yes it doesn't have crazy pressure and at some point during rinsing I needed a hose because the soaps had waxes and it didn't come off the car easily BUT I got a result that I wouldn't have gotten with just the hose. First of all, the (foam sprayer) which supposedly has a (soap container, that's what it really is) produces soap just fine. First pass with foam soap, second pass with regular car wash soap (bucket), the cars were cleaned relatively easily and well! And I didn't even need both batteries.

THIS IS NOT A CAR PRESSURE WASHER! But it does the job for its size. This means it doesn't have crazy pressure and for cars it's a bit of a hassle because you need more time, but for a motorcycle it's perfect! However, since I don't have a water supply nearby, with a very large bucket and several refills I get the job done.

I washed the balcony with soap again in the container easily, windows the same, railings the same, I washed the mats... it works for quite a few jobs without crazy water consumption, with the hose especially the railings in fan mode were washed very easily

I have used it once so far for the car. For its price and for someone who does not have access to a tap, with 1.5 buckets of water that we use for mopping, you can wash the car just fine. Clearly, the pressure cannot be compared to that of washers with 100+ bars, although you know for sure that you won't cause any damage, but with the foam sprayer and the use of the right shampoo, you clean just fine in combination with the sponge. In half an hour, the car was shining, even though it was full of African dust and bird droppings. At first, it takes a few seconds to draw the water, and the same happens when the foam sprayer is attached. The battery lasted more than enough; I didn't need to use a second one. I will also use it for cleaning windows. For the money it was bought for, it does the job just fine.

Edit 12/12/25: After 2 - 3 washes, although the motor seems to work, it stopped sucking water.

Edit 13/12/25: I connected it to a tap and turned it on to see if it works there. The water came out without even activating it. However, this process unclogged it in combination with pressing the trigger, and now it works fine again with a bucket. Basically, it was clogged. I am keeping it for now, but a branded one might offer better results and fewer problems.