Frequently Asked Questions

Which is better for large homes: EGO POWER+ or Greenworks?

For large homes, I’d give the edge to the EGO POWER+ HPW3204-2 because its 3200 PSI beats the Greenworks’ 3000 PSI, and the cordless design means you’re not hunting for outlets across a big property. The 65.6-pound weight is a downside, but the telescopic handle helps you roll it around. That said, if you have a power source near your driveway and patio, the Greenworks GPW3002A’s 2.0 GPM flow rate matches the EGO, so you won’t lose any rinsing speed.

Is the EGO POWER+ worth the extra money over the Greenworks?

That depends entirely on whether you value cordless freedom. The EGO costs significantly more, but you’re paying for the 56V battery system, the wand-integrated display with ECO/High/Turbo modes, and up to 60 minutes of runtime on a single charge. If you’re already invested in EGO’s 56V platform, it’s absolutely worth it since you can share batteries across tools. If you’re starting from scratch and don’t mind a cord, the Greenworks gives you 90% of the cleaning power for a much lower price.

Which pressure washer has more cleaning power: 3200 PSI or 3000 PSI?

The EGO wins on raw pressure with 3200 PSI versus the Greenworks’ 3000 PSI, but both deliver 2.0 GPM max flow rate. In practical terms, that 200 PSI difference is noticeable on stubborn grime like oil stains or old mildew, but not a night-and-day gap. The Greenworks makes up some ground with its JettFlow tech that boosts flow up to 50% for faster rinsing on large flat surfaces.

Can I use the EGO POWER+ without a garden hose?

Yes, and this is a big deal for large homes. The EGO HPW3204-2 includes a siphon hose that lets you draw from any fresh water source — a bucket, a pond, or a rain barrel — which is perfect for cleaning areas far from a spigot. The Greenworks GPW3002A requires a standard garden hose connection, so you’re limited to wherever your water supply reaches.

Which is easier to move around a large property?

Surprisingly, the Greenworks is heavier at 23 kg (about 50.7 pounds) compared to the EGO at 65.6 pounds, but the EGO has a telescopic handle that makes rolling it much easier. The Greenworks has no such handle, so you’re lifting and dragging it manually. For navigating around a big yard, the EGO’s handle and cordless design win hands down.

How long can I run each pressure washer continuously?

The Greenworks GPW3002A runs indefinitely as long as it’s plugged into an outlet — that’s the beauty of corded power. The EGO gives you up to 60 minutes of runtime on the included 6.0Ah batteries, which is solid for most residential jobs but will run out if you’re cleaning a massive driveway plus siding plus a fence in one session. For all-day work, the Greenworks is the safer bet.