Kärcher Pressure Washer K 2 Compact, pressure: 110 bar, flow rate: 360 l/h, area performance: 20 m²/h, water filter, weight: 3.74 kg, high-pressure hose and gun, dirt blaster, spray lance

I've never used a powerwasher before so have nothing to compare it to but it seems really powerful. It removed 15 years worth of green stuff and really heavily ground in dirt from my balcony with ease. It also removed some paint but that was my fault. I would seriously recommend buying the lance extension, its not expensive and it made the job so much easier. Without it i would have been bent over the whole time with all the 'blowback' in my face. My balcony hasnt looked so good in a very, very long time. It was so simple to assemble if you can even call it assembly, it's just connecting a couple of hoses and plugging in. Oh and it really is compact. It's about the size of a small backpack - the kind you would give a primary school kid with his lunch and books in. I dont have a shed or garage so i was relieved it is so small. You could literally keep it under the sink. I'm very pleased.

Needed to replace my old pressure washer and this is a nice replacement. Easily enough power to wash my car, paths, conservatory and garden walls (before and after pictures). It's a good size and fairly light to handle Pressure is good and it's easy to use. In my video you will see it comes with some plastic clips, I wrongly assumed these just need to come off. Please remember that once you attach the hose you need to put the clips back on both ends of the hose or you will get wet (I did 😉). The little black strip of plastic that's loose in the box is the handl to clip in at the top. I ran this for a good 2-3 hrs on each of the first 2 days I got it with no issues. I recommend this product 👌

It could definitely be better, but it does get the dirt off eventually, also works for cleaning cars as it's not powerful enough to damage anything. I've also stuck my hand in front of this because why not? And it hurts, so don't do this. However it's a good purchase when on sale.

I did some research and was convinced I wanted a Karcher product. We have a patio which is half in shadow for most of the day so it needs a clean at least once a year, sometimes more. The K2 is certainly compact and is easy to move around. The power lead is a decent length and the hose is good although you need to ensure you ‘unwind’ it to remove twists when using it extended. Assembly was easy - read the leaflet first though as you could easily force things together and cause damage. The pressure is great for such a small compressor, I had to be careful near the edge of the patio as you can blow small stones all over the place. A great product, very happy.

I was after a new pressure washer as my old one had given up. I mainly wanted it mainly to clean my Indian stone patio but also for the car and windows etc. I was a little dubious about buying this with it being small and having 110 bar as needed to have a decent amount of pressure to blast the dirt off my patio. I need not have worried as my video clip shows it cleaned my patio effortlessly and I was well happy with the results, it’s a great little pressure washer and for £75 a bargain! The only slight gripe I have is there is not a holder on the washer for the lance. If you don’t mind that it’s a great piece of kit.

Tiny but mighty, good power for a small unit, easy to use and light enough to carry while in use. I think I'll need to invest in a better cleaner fluid as the K'archer car shampoo didn't clean very well on the first go. However it might just be me learning as I go. Best used on a non breezy day and with sponge or soft brush to remove surface dirt completely. Beware though, if you use the Dirt Blaster lance you could blow the chrome letters off your car boot, like I did, ha ha ha! Really powerful wee machine but really easy to use though, for its size it's great.

So I previously had the K7 model, which of course is more powerful and has more features, however it is also MASSIVE and takes up so much storage space, it is much heavier and honestly much harder to use because of this. My K7 has lasted me around 5 years, maybe longer. The power switch on the front eventually broke and I have no time to get it fixed/attempt a fix myself at the moment, hence my K2 purchase. Whilst I know this model is somewhat of a downgrade, it is perfect for washing my car. It’s lightweight, takes up much less storage space and puts out good pressure (on our water pressure output from our garden tap anyway, obviously this may differ elsewhere). I store my pressure washers inside always, as the winter can cause water to freeze internally in them and break the plastic pipes/parts within, thus breaking the pressure washer - make sure you store it in the house or in a heated garage. If you can’t do this, then drain it as much as possible and wrap it in a duvet/raise it up off the ground and try other tricks you can find lots of information about online. Obviously the K2 is no industrial type of pressure washer, however I believe for washing the cars and the occasional round the house/garden/driveway usage, it’s absolutely perfect. I paired my machine with a longer, 15 Metre hose you can buy relatively cheaply on the likes of eBay (unofficial Kärcher version) to make getting around the entire car (SUV type car) without moving the machine itself, which makes things MUCH easier! Hopefully this one will last a similar, if not longer, amount of time.

Great bit kit can't fault it