It is powered by a larger than usual 40V lithium ion battery that helps this machine produce up to 70 bar of pressure. When you combine that with a 300 litre per hour flow rate, you have a cordless pressure washer that is capable of getting medium level cleaning jobs done.

For medium-difficulty jobs, I recommend a cordless pressure washer with around 20 – 22 bar pressure . This will be sufficient for most tasks such as hosing down muddy bikes, cleaning the car or washing windows. Being able to carry around the washer and the water source, without being connected to any mains power or tap, makes a lot of jobs much easier.

Design: When testing the design of each pressure washer, I considered portability, whether they had a compact size that was easy to store, the hose and cord storage, whether there were handy features like a carry handle or strap, and whether they were built well, with sturdy construction and durable parts. Models that ranged from 30 to 45 cm in height, 30 to 45 cm in width, and 25 to 35 cm in depth were deemed the most suitable for everyday users, as this size made them far easier to store and carry around. Those with a sturdy handle, strap, or cord storage were also given higher marks. If you want something that will clean all your patio furniture, I’d look for another that uses an external water source.

The Norse SK25i comes with a 2 year warranty, lances, and a nozzle for different pressure spray setting, and it comes with a battery and charge (plus some pressure washer detergent as a bonus) which is pretty nice actually considering it’s essentially a budget tool – after all, those don’t sound like the traits of a budget cordless pressure washer do they? Please note, that with the high water flow rate, you’ll have to make a few trips to refill the tank if you’re cleaning something large.This is something that’s important to consider. What do you want to use your cordless portable pressure washer for? It comes with a range of accessories, including: an extended gun, a gutter lance, five nozzles, a rotary brush, a fixed brush and a patio cleaner unit. There’s also an integrated 1.2L detergent tank to give your cleaning an added boost. Got a brief go with this. Have to say it’s all of the extra power stated and when you compare it to the WORX and the Yard Force that I’ve also tested this machine is miles better. The problem is the price tag. I don’t think you can justify the outlay – it’s definitely better than the Makita version too but I couldn’t justify the money – sorry Dewalt I absolutely love your other ranges but this one doesn’t make sense at this price point to me. It comes with a 10 m hose as well as an 8 m extension hose. These can connect together to create an 18 m hose in total – perfect for a range of jobs! Word of warning, if you want to get the most out of this cordless pressure washer, you need to use a 4ah battery. Using a 2Ah just won’t cut it, and you’ll be disappointed at the pressure output. With 4AH fitted and fully charged, you’ll be surprised how much cleaning power this has.