Mikes review Worx wg633 New 56bar 812psi Hydroshot 20v powershare cordless pressure washer

A worlds first (?) KZbin look at the worx Hydroshot WG633 seeing the Evolution in Hydroshot technology 56 bar (812psi) of pressure using a single 20v powershare battery. video includes a good selection of the accessories and how they perform,
unfortunately my video editor was not liking this video so was unable to speed up the foam gun scene and accessory change scenes, appologys for this.
UK website link:
Body only (as featured in video):
uk.worx.com/20...
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Body, 4ah battery & charger kit. uk.worx.com/20...

[@vascobishop3359]

Great review. I did get giddy watching the turbo jet.

[@mikesptworld]

Yeah, I once accidentally sprayed it on my bare foot with the turbo nozzle...... about as extreme pain as you can get without a full on cut to the skin...... though firing it at pears and pumpkins and watching it blast out the other side is somewhat satisfying!!

[@callumfrost8337]

Great review been after a cordless jetwash for a while, and this is definitely the one I'll be buying for my dirtbike

[@mikesptworld]

This will be a match made in heaven for you then :-)

[@TheFlaneur-up1ft]

I was going to buy one tomorrow, but now after watching this I will keep my money.

[@mikesptworld]

@@TheFlaneur-up1ft I am a reviewer, not a salesman, I'm glad my video helped make your decision for you :-)

[@watto7728]

I've been using the 620 model with 22 bar for many years now and still very pleased with it. I purchased the flexible head adapter which had the added bonus of increasing the pressure at the nozzle, probably due to the constriction at the swivel joint when used at an angle. What soap and ratio did you use in the soap bottle as the 620 is useless at foaming.

[@mikesptworld]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jZfGdIWDfL2Fna8 There is a video specifically for that, and as nearly all my cleaning stuff is in storage whilst I'm renovating my house, I don't have access to the exact instructions, but I do go over these in good detail in the above video.

[@WJC1981]

Thanks for the review Ive just ordered one. I just need something to get the snowfoam off my car as have no hose pipe this looks ideal

[@mikesptworld]

For water usage economy I reccomend using the mist sprayer (small brass one) wa1843 it delivers the perfect minimum amount of water for getting rid of foam and soap suds as well as the perfect amount for gently watering your plants like its designed to too!

[@johnparkerzabala]

Very much obliged Sir does it come with the shirt lance?

[@mikesptworld]

No but the short lance is about £10as an extra- though not recommended for use in the winter due to splash back and fear of getting frozen cold hands! :-D

[@Mackem496]

I was very on the fence about getting one of these as there are so many conflicting opinions on it - I suppose it depends on your expectations and use case. For me, personally - it seems perfectly serviceable for giving the car an initial rinse (maybe with the help of a pre-wash/APC) and then it seems perfect for rinsing off wheels. Cheers.

[@dainco08]

Muy buena hidrolimpiadora!!! Parece que Worx fabrica buenos productos.

[@mikesptworld]

Yes, they do, and they only seem to get better as time goes on!!

[@shaunmorrissey7313]

Nice review Mike, I have an original WG629E.1. I don't have an outside tap and hose, even at a mere 22bar it allows me to soap up and rinse the car with two buckets of water, I would love one of these though.

[@mikesptworld]

If you don't have an outside tap be prepared to get a big bucket, the 220lph means she is the most consumptive hydroshot in the whole range. She will suck up 55 litres of water in just 15 minutes...... that's 26 2litre bottles...... a 2 litre pop bottle lasts just 32 seconds!!! But the power........ its next level!

[@morgan8937]

@mikesptworld now that's a stat! I've upgraded from a small bucket to a 5 gallon bucket, to a flexi tub like the yellow one you use in your tests. Pretty sure that when it's guzzled it down, the battery has only lost one bar of juice. Seen reviews on greenworks but battery consumption sounds rapid. I don't think the flow rate or pressure are up to the nitro either. I might be wrong. When I used a 1 liter bottle to clean the window, I might as well have thrown a bucket of water at it lol. Jk, it had pressure behind it so it worked well. I'm obsessed with this thing. And if I ever win the lottery, I might get the electric bike you mentioned that uses worx batteries. Just so I have a spare 8ah hydroshot battery of course 🙃

[@TMCHL]

bought similar washer from Lidl Parkside worked about a minute and broken 😔 returned and ordered WG633 from Homebase not bad for a £179.99 cant wait for the delivery 😁

[@mojtabayousefi5184]

Its 199£

[@mikesptworld]

They are £129.99 body only, £199.99 full kit 2ah charger 4ah battery.

[@alk5270]

I bought the lidl park side washer too lasted 2 mins then packed in now got this one

[@mikesptworld]

My wg633 is still going strong bless it, it's done a fair few jobs now, must be nearly 100 times now and it never fails or differs in performance, its a real nice well made tool.

[@dastrangle]

Thankyou for the in depth review 💯. Do you know if the 5ah battery fits this? how's the volume on eco mode?

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, yes the 5ah Pro battery will fit no problems as will 6ah too, I was just thinking about doing a volume test wg630 vs wg633 eco mode showdown, exactly the same volume test with the yellow buckets and the timer but both in eco mode? Will get this out ASAP.

[@dastrangle]

@@mikesptworld thanks for the reply and information. The battery box looked quite tight.. wasn't sure if a 5ah or higher would fit so that's good to know 👍 I'm actually tossing up between the WG633(551psi high/362psi low with 200L/h max flow) and the WG649 with the external pump(725psi high/435psi low with 272L/h max flow) . Seems like the WG649 is more powerful and quieter, but looks to be bigger and heavier, and also drains 2 batteries faster than the WG633 drains one lol. Do you have any experience with the WG649 beast?

[@dastrangle]

@@mikesptworld with the volume test that you're thinking of doing for eco mode.. it would actually make some sense to add a comparison between the WG630 in high mode and WG633 in eco mode. they are putting out roughly the same psi in this configuration.

[@Stephentaylormills1]

Great review I have the old version will be investing in this the things I liked was the turbo nosel and the wheel brush. (Didn't like the big brush thing dose it not rotate like the wheel brush)

[@mikesptworld]

This new one is another great game changer from worx, this year has been a corker with new products headed up by this, so powerful and capable too :-) I agree with the brush, though it is soft enough to do bodywork so has a place in the arsenal :-)

[@otherhumans6171]

I picked one up the other day, I was impressed with the battery life had it on full power and cleaned 2 cars and messed about with it for a while spraying the floor and still had 3 bars. Was more concerned about how much water it uses I think I filled the container 3 times. Also i think I have a faulty trigger, do you have to keep pressing in the button on the side each time you let go of the trigger? If so that’s is so annoying. Or is mine broken?

[@mikesptworld]

They are mighty fine as a machine In general, the button on the side is a safety button due to European law regarding safe usage of hazardous machinery, if you get used to it then it is a god send especially if you have kids etc. If not then I'm sure you could tape it in if it really gets in your way, I'm glad you like the performance and run time of it though :-)

[@ahcrx]

Best review videos by far. Well done. I plan to buy the 56bar model after seeing this video and plan to attach it directly to the garden hose rather than a bucket feed. Would you think that will reach its 56 bar max psi..as its only advertised to reach a maximum of 56 bar. Any help would be awesome. I have the 22 bar model as well. Its great but just lacks that pressure output..to really push all that dirt off on first rinse..and did you notice the immediate pressure increase compared to the old models? Cheers...i think im really sold 😊😊

[@mikesptworld]

@ahcrx I noticed the difference between brushless and new brushless but I have no direct experience of the original hydroshot as I bought my wg630 hydroshot on 1st day release. You will notice it trust me :-)

[@ChazTyldsley]

Hey mike noticed you attaching snow foam to longer lance. Just got my hydroshot and the only long lance is the metal quick attach end one. Where's your long lance from that works with the snow foam bottle? Is it a third party one?

[@mikesptworld]

Interesting.....🤔 Just had a quick (I spent 45 minutes on it) search and it seems to be no longer available/ maybe they have it as a seasonal product and with the cold weather they are not stocking it til the new year? (assumption - I have no direct information confirming or denying this but it does make good common sense to me anyway) However I hate to disappoint and I would also hate for you to obtain a cheap knock off that leaks like a colinder that has been attacked with a worx nail gun...... So I have found this online seller that is selling what appears to be a original worx one second hand with spare mini lance and nozzle, www.ebay.co.uk/itm/395745849511?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=GGXHnzRsTAm&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=eFMOgh4XRbi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY it may not like the link but if not search 'WORX hydroshot pressure washer lance' and it should come up.

[@michaeljameslawrence2965]

Truly amazing an in depth review Mike, thank you I was wondering for my 125cc scooter how good the short lancet is for getting under the belly pan and if I would end up with lots of scratches on the Worx unit trying to get under the underside parts anyone would know at all please?- the accessories look awesome what would be good is maybe a stand and a flexible short hose attachments and small hose gun I suppose as I plan on purchasing this and using the water bottle attachment to spray my bike down after I use it. I hope the neighbours do not mind haha

[@mikesptworld]

Many thanks, the rotating brush and the manual brush both have constant water running through them so self-clean, I see people comment all the time saying it will scratch your paint, and whilst they have a valid point in most cases and I respect their opinions on that, I don't have any on my vehicles by doing this, maybe its just luck, maybe I will one day, but as is the same with all my videos I speak from my own views, opinions and experiences, and It just doesn't happen. Take from that what you will but on a bike, I would recommend you pressure washer off the worst, snow foam pre wash, rinse using mist spray, snow foam shampoo, rinse mist, shampoo and scrub using a rotary brush, detail awkward spots with static brush then (honestly) use a huge variety of brushes to do some seriously fine details :-P then I drive it 5 minutes and have to start all over again. :-P

[@michaeljameslawrence2965]

@@mikesptworld good ideas 💡 I noticed a bucket 🪣 of shampoo and brush left scratches compared to a hose wash. The rotary brush looks awesome 🙌, also the accessories do it for me. Would anyone know what is the biggest litre bottle you can use I have a 2 litre jug thing?, I was thinking of only using the pivoting quick connector adapter to get under the underside of my 125cc scooter 🛵 and using that as its only lance to wash and rinse 🚿 the bike down as I usually rinse the bike after every ride and using the sprayer for a deeper clean too

[@mikesptworld]

@michaeljameslawrence2965 personally I don't rate the pivot - at least not on the higher output hydroshots, they produce too much pressure and the tip tends to rotate itself straight every time! Maybe you could cable tie it bent upward but that defies the whole point in my opinion if you are looking for real scratch free finish - the best method is the classic 2 bucket method with a grit guard, the short lance is very short, they could do with doing a medium lance, not as short as the short nor as long as the longbor super long extension.

[@michaeljameslawrence2965]

Thanks for the information have you tried the pivot on a lower pressure?, as I understand the trigger is not pressure sensitive but could you for example use the adjuster head to the pivot to change a setting to lower the pressure to stop the pivot from moving?, Also I did see a grit guard for buckets in Halfords the other day. I think for scratches I should be good with the machine-just ordered one-usually with a garden hose I would spray down, shampoo 🧴 with brush and sponge 🧽 on fairings on my scooter then rinse off and Oxford mint spray polish-that seems fine. And I am thinking of doing the same with the worx with foam gun at some point I love the accessories that along with all the other washers I looked at did it for me. This ticks all the boxes and has all the bells and whistles where as others do not or even have the 56 bar pressure on

[@michaeldavies5623]

I've just bought this as an upgrade to my older version, I used makita batteries with an adapter, it doesn't fit into the plastic casing around the battery slot. Do you think it would be okay to trim the bottom out of the casing? (Obviously not cutting all the casing as the top part of the casing is also the slotting grooves.) Thanks

[@mikesptworld]

Well you can't remove the battery case per say from the body unless you do cut it like you say, it's a bit of butchery just to get the battery to fit though it obviously would loose its ip waterproof rating :-) plausible but I can't say I endorse the butchery of worx products :-P lol

[@julianearle9726]

Are u saying a Makita battery will fit thanks in advance

[@mikesptworld]

You will have to perform some 'surgery' to cut away or look at removing the plastic casing, it would also loose its ip waterproof rating.

[@julianearle9726]

Where can you purchase an adaptor so I can use my Makita batterys please .

[@morgan8937]

Enjoying it. 10 year brushless motor warranty 2+1 yr limited. I reach for it frequently, even just to give car a quick 5 minute pollen and bug refresh or spot clean rather than a full-on clean every time. Defo need a sponge or brush at hand if want to do a proper job, but that's no big deal. I like the lower pressure setting for my soft top roof which is made of material. Higher pressured jet washers might damage the fibers over time. Haven't tried the cannon yet as I had to order from germany as out of stock nationwide. Couple that with the fact that I haven't installed an outdoor tap at the rear of the house...and this thing potentially saves me alot of faff! I seem to run out of 5 gallons of water long before I run out of battery juice which is a good thing. You were right when you said the 20v 4ah is rather juicy! Impressed with pressure for what it is, it, with the minimal help of a sponge or brush, gets the job done, quickly. No cables hoses and equipment to connect, lug around is something i dont take for granted, freeing up time, energy and water resources. Worx could design and provide a solution that ensures the hose and filter don't slide up from the bottom of the bucket all the time, interruoting workflow. Clips I've tried slip off the edge of a 5 gallon bucket constantly. Thats a minor niggle that I can find a rig for. I'll borrow or rent a full on pressure cleaner for a day if I need to use it on patio once or twice a year. Now looking for some kind of a bucket dolly that is lightweight, but strong, to wheel a full 5 gall bucket to drive or street. I would rig a tool and lance rest to it, instead of having to sit the hydroshot nitro on its side on unforgiving pavement. Don't want to crack the ipx5 housing. I find that a 5 gall bucket is never quite enough to finish the job on a proper clean. I also kept the £90 aquajet by yardforce to take on holidays or have as backup. It's not bad, but its not brushless and I don't expect it will last as long. Will the Aquajet's shoddy branding stickers turn out to be reflective of the quality of the Aquajet? Or will it outlast the hydroshot nitro?! I'm so interested to find out down the line. There are workarounds for most of my minor niggles, but overall it fits my life and needs, and it exceeds my expectations. Ps, i think i just gave you the 100th like on this vid. Just saying. 👏 congrats!

[@mikesptworld]

Many thanks, I agree on all your above points. Try the turbo head for your patios :-) I have yet to find anything it can't deal with on the turbo head aside from stripping paint, etc. I appreciate the like, but I try not to count them and base my videos on them - right now I have no clue how many views this has had as I am commenting through YT studio..... it just shows me comments for me to respond to..... it doesn't even tell me which video it relates to so I don't even know if this is the comparison video or tye review video :-P my channels ethos is honest reviews on the products to help others get the correct products for their needs, yes I am a worx fan but it doesn't necessarily mean it is the right product for you and your needs, even if my video only helps just one person decide a products worth it is a job well done, I'm far from a monk but I do like to stay humble :-) I thank everyone for watching and hope that I help make the right choice even if you decide the product is not for you :-) though I do really appreciate the positive comments :-) many thanks and happy worxing :-)

[@JustxxxRaV]

Hi Mike :) I have two questions: 1. How long do you think this washer will last? Will it last about 50 car washes? 2. Is it possible to install a battery adapter for dewalt batteries and use Dewalt 18V 5Ah XR series 5-pin battery?

[@mikesptworld]

Hey :-) the nitro range now comes with a 5 year warranty and the brushless motor is backed by a 10 year warranty, just make sure you register within 30 days of purchase, :-) with regard to the battery mod.... probably not without fairly extensive modification. The wg633 comes with a waterproof battery case enabling it a higher ip rating you would need to explore removing the case and modifying it leaving behind the contacts removing the water proof box, if you did this it would likely void the warranty - that said a 5 year warranty is pretty strong so take it as a bold confidence boost to the quality of the products. I have over 70 worx tools and have had 2 arrive DOA, both were maker x products, one a soldering iron with a misaligned screen the other the mini angle grinder that worked for two seconds went forward then flay out backwards and stopped!? both were replaced within 3 days, all the other tools, mowers, batteries, chargers strimmers, chainsaws DIY tools etc all still work just as well as the day I bought them, some have cosmetic wearing and dirt in their crevices, and some have scuffed and faded writing and labels but on the whole still function and are just as powerful as the day they were made, overall are amazing for their cost vs longevity - a fact that I can only see getting better and better over the years I have had my worx tools. Indeed the wg633 is now a good year and a half old now and it is still strong as an ox and works just as good now as it did when new (probably upwards of 90 x 4ah batteries used through it including fence panel prep, car and bike washing, patio care and hot tub cleaning along with filters and internals too.

[@JustxxxRaV]

@@mikesptworld Thanks you for your nice reply. I ordered wg633 today :) so it is better to buy additional worx battery, some changes and modifications make in the future when guaranty ends.

[@mikesptworld]

@@JustxxxRaV its worx nitro so if you register it within 30 das of purchase you get 5 year warranty......... you may be waitin a while!!

[@JustxxxRaV]

@@mikesptworld yes , true long time. To use my dewalt batteries I ordered one more tool: dewalt vacuum dcv501 :)

[@JustxxxRaV]

​@@mikesptworld Mike, there is no wg633 on the products list to register my nitro worx 😢 The serial number and purchase date is correct.

[@jday4217]

What’s the most powerful nozzle for this for cleaning cars?

[@mikesptworld]

@@jday4217 turbo nozzle, it's like a 0° rotating swirl of doom that gives a near mains pressure experience from the hydroshot! I mean it's subjective but it certainly gives a very good cleaning experience!

[@jday4217]

@@mikesptworldas good as a plug one?

[@mikesptworld]

Pretty close to my old karcher K2 pressure washer, it will never be as good but for it's portability and draw water anywhere ability it comes pretty damn close!!

[@ignaciopuppo4450]

Were you testing that machine with a bucket? Or using your garden hose? Thanks

[@mikesptworld]

I was using mains hose but only because it was mid January and the bucket hose wanted to be permanently cooled up - this meant the pick up valve kept springing out of the bucket - which made filming - interesting to say the least! I have never noticed any performance difference between the bucket and the mains hose. There possibly could be a SMALL difference but the condition and temperature of the battery is likely to make or of a difference than the bucket or mains hose.

[@pgr3290]

I have the 630 brushless and use it with a hosepipe. Worthwhile upgrade or no? I am curious why they limited the battery size just to have battery protection I never had trouble with. I found the 4Ah adequate on the 630 for my needs anyway and swap to another if I need to finish a clean.

[@mikesptworld]

I would say it is a very worthwhile upgrade, it's more powerful and has higher pressure and flow too, combine all this together and you get an impressive package, the battery holder is limiting but having seen 8ah packs on the new aventon e-bike powered by worx power-share batteries (yes I will try my hardest to get one and review it!) The 8ah packs appear to be the same physical size as the 4,5 &6ah packs are currently.

[@tompwh]

Can you hook it up to regular garden hose going to a tap? will this not cause any issues, seems a bit of chore having to fill multiple buckets up

[@mikesptworld]

You can hook it up to mains, no issues, I show the use of buckets here to prove the hydroshots go anywhere ability being cordless and able to draw water from any source. Of course I'm sure if I showed a hose people would ask for buckets - I can never win :-P though the buckets were filled with a hose :-D

[@tiggersmith7393]

Great video...Will any worx short lance fit?....I already have 20V batteries from my Worx mower but they are 2A not 4A will they still work do you think?

[@mikesptworld]

Any worx fitment lance will fit, 2ah battery will still work but the battery run times will be considerably less than desired even 4ah are surprisingly short lived dependent on your power expectations (or rather understanding of more power requires more juice) vs run time

[@crazylegz21010]

How long does the battery last

[@EternalEDC]

Is the power scrubber actually rotating on the surface? I have similar one and I hooked it up with WG644, although it is less powerful machine but the water pressure is not strong enough so the brush stop spinning when it touches any surfaces. No point. It just becomes a normal brush.

[@mikesptworld]

@@EternalEDC it has a series of complex gears that give it torque and although the wg633 is the most powerful it was designed for the original wg620 brushed hydroshot which is less than half as powerful, we don't have access to the 40v or 60v hydroshot in the UK for some reason but I believe the wg644 should be more than powerful enough for it, maybe reach out to worx customer services and see if they can help you out? :-) either that or stop pushing on it so hard :-P lol I mean seriously though it's unlikely to be that I think as mine just clicks from the gears over riding as a safety feature to stop it from destroying itself.

[@EternalEDC]

Okay I ordered the brush. I have to know. I hope this brush is more efficient. By the way, it says it is 56 bar(maximum), but it also says it is 38 bar in turbo mode. What do you think?

[@mikesptworld]

@gmuk101 56 bar using 0° mode perhaps.... I will be honest, the numbers are a bit of a marketing 'johnson swinging' my ones bigger / better than your one etc. in reality for a handheld self contained unit the worx hydroshot is still king of the hill, others have started making base station. (Typical karcher style) Ones with restrictive hoses that require mains pressure etc. it will never output mains electric and mains water performance, but it will give you convenience of being able to do what it can anywhere!

[@EternalEDC]

@@mikesptworld So confused. I will look it up and if I get to know, l'll share the info with you.

[@mikesptworld]

Kpa, bar, psi, mpa..... They are numbers and apart from psi or maybe bar have very little measurable testability by the user (maybe I could make something that does it?)

[@brianleslie8371]

Any idea if the 5mAh battery fits?

[@mikesptworld]

5ah battery does indeed fit this.

[@stephbali3596]

Hello, I am about to get this item and I was wondering that it looks very good, is it really effective in its work? of course I do not compare it to a mains cleaner, but is the result conclusive ..? THANKS

[@mikesptworld]

it really is a huge improvement on the previous generation, this new brushless v2 is heads and shoulders above the old brushless model in my honest opinion.

[@dawnkobs7652]

Where did you get that short lance? Does it affect the pressure output?

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, the short lance is a worx official short lance part number WA4013, I have done the calculations previously for the short vs long and yes there is a difference..... you gain approximately 0.3psi...... this is due to internal pipe friction on the longer standard lance, battery variation due to temperature and cell age is more likely to affect performance than the lance length! :-) hope this answers your question from a technical point of view :-) happy worxing

[@jlindell6532]

mike . why didn't you show how much water was used and do the whole car? also how long was pipe and what size is hose pipe? and could you bypass and use standard hosepipe without pressure drop? cheers

[@mikesptworld]

I will be honest it was chuffing cold!! You get a 8m hose with the hydroshot, I have cleaned it since and it uses circa 60 litres of water to clean it unconservativly, if you want to try and be extremely water conservationist, with enough cleaning cloths and dirt management you can get it down to 20 litres of water, though it depends how dirty the car is!!

[@jlindell6532]

@@mikesptworld right ok so a builders tub would work then . is the 8M hose pipe 1/2 inch ? cheers

[@mikesptworld]

@jlindell6532 gorilla tubs are the best to use, the tube is standard hose pipe size about 13mm id tube.

[@jlindell6532]

@@mikesptworld right ok . a standard hose pipe is far better to use. if it works.cheers

[@mikesptworld]

standard pipe is easier to obtain and it is what it is designed for so you are less reliant on adapting it.

[@Normalhowaboutyou]

Great, another bloke using a pressure on a car clean enough to eat off of really helpful. Thank you.😂🤣🤣

[@mikesptworld]

It's a dog poo brown car, unless it's winter salt wash for 6 months without a clean it never shows :-P I must go off-road with it and record a video of it being cleaned afterwards!

[@mikesptworld]

8:22 clearly shows how dirty the car actually is!!

[@vascobishop3359]

Tried my new 56 bar pressure washer today. The machine worked well then it suddenly lost half its power. I sat down in despair then ten minutes later tried it again only to realise that I had accidentally switched it to eco mode.

[@mikesptworld]

We have all been there my friend, at least there was nothing specifically wrong with it :-) I hope you are suitably impressed with the output power of this machine :-)

[@vascobishop3359]

@@mikesptworld Hi Mike. Thanks for the reply. I work for a large brickwork brickwork contractor. FLAHIVE BRICKWORK LTD. I use the pressure washer on a regular basis professionally to access areas which are difficult to reach away from a water source.

[@pauldale4359]

iv just ordered one. How easy would I be to take the battery cover off as I have a older version and I use makita battery adapter. Worx batteries don’t cut it for me in my opinion.

[@mikesptworld]

Its quite difficult as the casing contains the battery holder clip in bit too, nothings impossible but it may be a little impractical if I'm honest.

[@d1ja6]

Hard to tell from the video but does the brush attachment actually spin?

[@mikesptworld]

yes the brush does spin, it is good enough to remove even the most stubbourn ground on muck, and because of the unique way the water literally floods the brush head it is self cleaning too meaning you dont have to worry so much about scratches in your paint work.

[@d1ja6]

@@mikesptworld Thanks, Worx has 40% off accessories today. Ordering one now

[@mikesptworld]

Nice! We have a 20% off all products in the UK for our "Bank Holiday Monday" on 28th August.

[@LorraineWilliams-y1h]

Very helpful thanks

[@mikesptworld]

Glad it helped

[@jday4217]

What’s the short lance for?

[@morphman1966]

Mike what foam/detergent do you use with it please?

[@JonInLondon]

In his review of the Worx soap bottle he said he used Autoglym Polar Blast diluted 1 part to 5 parts water (but actually did 1:4) so maybe that, it certainly looks the same? (I know I'm 6 months late, but thought others might be interested too...)

[@mikesptworld]

Thank you - I must have missed the reply on this, yes it states 100 ml product to 500ml water 5:1 but I will be honest that is annoying to multiply up or down certainly doing off the cuff math I find 100ml of polar blast and rest water to make 500ml. That would then mean 20ml polar blast if you were to make only 100ml and 200ml of polar blast if you were to make a litre..... that doesn't make much sense really but it does in my mind :-P

[@JonInLondon]

@@mikesptworld Thanks! BTW do you have any feel for Autoglym Polar Blast vs. Bilt Hamber Auto Foam? I actually bought my 633 before seeing your video, as the .1 kit (I'd been waiting for the 630 price to drop when this appeared), so was just looking for tips and tricks... I thought it was good (the video, also happy with the 633... Just bought a 2l bottle of Co-op still mineral water, hope it fits...).

[@morphman1966]

@@JonInLondon Excellent thanks

[@morphman1966]

@@mikesptworld Thanks Mike

[@schiefeschulter3229]

Hallo, von wo haben sie das Shirt? Ich suche auch ein Shirt aber ich finde leider nichts.

[@mikesptworld]

The shirts are custom made by uneek and are 200gsm type Polo's very comfy, very warm, but breathable in summer too.

[@ahcrx]

Great review!!! Is it stronger in psi with or without the extension?

[@mikesptworld]

@ahcrx without..... I did the calculation once and you loose about 0.6psi per meter of tube used..... you get more variation on water density depending on humidity and temperature and the affect of those on the battery than you do from extension choice! And that's before you have the variables on batteries themselves age, performance, build variables etc.

[@ahcrx]

@@mikesptworld much appreciated. Sadly I have the original WG629E.1. I assume is the same in theory?

[@mikesptworld]

@ahcrx exactly the same except the pressure increase increases the friction so you will experience slightly less...... more like 0.5psi..... again not noticeable.

[@ahcrx]

@@mikesptworld much appreciated love your videos keep them up

[@stadjestem]

Are there any 3rd party foam sprayers fitting wg633 ?

[@mikesptworld]

Yes there are, I have seen a few other channels use them and it appears the worx one is superior to use for them.

[@MrWho519]

Are there any third party snow foam bottles on the market which has a bigger ml capacity? Specifically for the wg633e

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, i suspect the autoglym one MAY work I have yet to find this out first hand but if it does fit I expect it not to work as well as the worx one as it will be made to work with mains powered 1800psi+ models and will not be as efficient with the worx hydroshot, though I can't really say I have been disappointed with the worx one so much that I'm searching for an upgrade, though it is on the cards for a future purchase and video at some point.

[@raypalermo1603]

Will this take the older batteries that run the 20 volt worx sprayer?.

[@mikesptworld]

This will run on any worx 20v poweshare battery platform but will not work with the old non slide in type packs, if you have an older hydroshot it should still work.

[@Martin3869]

Were you using. a bucket or a mains water supply?

[@mikesptworld]

@@Martin3869 mains supply - only because it was so cold the hose wanted to be cooked and would not behave, I remember a fair few out takes of me getting slightly annoyed and using some less KZbin friendly language!! :-P

[@mikesptworld]

There is no noticeable difference in pressure or performance except if your hose springs out of the bucket..... Then it stops working! :-P

[@philipnelson7613]

Was this mains fed?

[@mikesptworld]

@@philipnelson7613 yes, as it was a bitterly cold day I used mains as the Syphon hose wanted to do it's own thing and stay curled due to the temperature, there is no noticeable difference between the syphon pick up hose and a mains hose.

[@phillipwise940]

Hi Do you know if the new unit works with the old WA3553 Batteries ? 20v 4.0ah lithium ion

[@mikesptworld]

Hello, thanks for reaching out, it will work with any of the lithium ion technology 4 pin for Europe and 5 pin for USA batteries. This includes the wa3553 4ah you mention

[@phillipwise940]

@@mikesptworld Mate you just saved me £70 thanks

[@mikesptworld]

I always aim to please :-)

[@pras18rash]

Why did you use that brush on your paint!

[@mikesptworld]

Honestly it's soft enough it doesn't mark my paint, coupled with the fact that there is about 70+ layers of wax and or polish it's never going to show, I am more concerned of the car park door dings than I am about the fact that a brush may scratch a few layers of polish, however I do get the generic statement of don't use brushes on paintwork however I have done for 3 years now and I warmly welcome you to find any major paint swirling on my car caused directly from using the worx rotary brush or their flush brush, maybe it does and then they are so light they just polish out? Maybe I'm just lucky or maybe my car is such a disgusting shade of dog turd brown you never see it for being so disgusted by the colour!? :-P

[@richardbirch4475]

Hi Mike, just wondered if you no how many litres you used, doing this experiment.. Cheers

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, it uses approximately 3.6 litres a minute and for the experiment I used it approximately 8 minutes it used 30 litres.

[@uktubedude]

@@mikesptworld Hi Mike, great video, thank you. I was seriously considering purchasing this model (WG633E) for car washing, but after reading the above comments, I'm now uncertain. I have a 25 ltr water container, which when full I can just about carry downstairs (I live in a block) as I'm getting on now lol, and thought this would be ample for my use but after reading your comment of using 30 litres of water in 8 minutes, wow, surely this machine requires a tap feed? I'm not so sure that I could rinse, foam and rinse again in under 8 minutes! Am I missing something or is this model really this thirsty? If so, surely it negates the description of being suitable for vehicle washing!

[@mikesptworld]

If you have limited water supply my best advice is to use eco mode, this reduces the flow but does not significantly reduce the power, if you are using foam it will do about 80% of the hard work with traffic film the other 20% can be agitated by sponge or using the rotary attachments for the hydroshot or even the soft static brush, then use the hydroshot for rinsing, the idea of using it as a sponge free dirt blsster is there with the right kind of dirt but your normal light deposits built up over time due to neglect and waiting for it to get really dirty is the same as expecting an electric mower to go through a meadow, it's designed as convenience for regular upkeep, weekly washing yes, once every three months of 100 mile a day motorway driving no way! I am about to release a video regarding water usage and battery run times comparing the wg633 and wg630.

[@xxxxxxJSxxxxxx]

Hi Does the shorter lance come in the box? Thank you

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, the shorter lance is one of the many optional accessories available for the hydroshot.

[@360OM]

Just watched the review, very informative. Do you have links for the accessories you used? I'm assuming they don't come included

[@mikesptworld]

Hi they don't come included but a simple online search for hydroshot accessories should do the trick or try this link www.worx.uk.com (I believe you can't post external links on YT?)

[@revengex5163]

hello, great video, short spear for this product ???

[@mikesptworld]

Short spear in the uk can be found www.worx.uk.com

[@12Radius]

Does it still work good ?

[@mikesptworld]

It still works and is still my go to pressure washer for everything except drain work (don't want the pretty new one getting sewage matter on it) :-) it's why I kept the wg630 :-)

[@mollyfilms]

Fast forward.. clicks fingers and Darth Vader noises. Cool!

[@mikesptworld]

lol i do like my creative moments every now and again!

[@martinm5466]

Hi mate where would I get this from

[@mikesptworld]

Link is in the description to the official worx UK site

[@paweljandobruk1791]

Waw you can clean your outside . Realy what ekologiczne?

[@mikesptworld]

Yes..... yes I can clean my car...... I can clean it inside too with my hoover :-)

[@truonggiangtran-l4b]

is it stronger than worx 644

[@mikesptworld]

Yes, the 40v wg644 was at one point THE evolution.... Then they figured they could get nearly twice the power with a smaller more powerful brush less motor!? Using magic (technological advancements) the wg633 has nearly twice the power and half the voltage! It has nearly 3 times the flow rate too!

[@truonggiangtran-l4b]

@@mikesptworld Thanks. is it strong enough to wash a truck

[@mikesptworld]

@@truonggiangtran-l4b haha, yes, but so is a hose if you are patient enough........ It will never replace a full power mains pressure washer, but for convenience and if you don't have a outdoor tap, and you have a realisation it is going to be less powerful than a mains one then yes it will be more than capable of washing your truck.

[@truonggiangtran-l4b]

@@mikesptworld Can 5ah and 6ah batteries be used?

[@mikesptworld]

@@truonggiangtran-l4b yes they can if you get a wx644L (all wx644 are American spec so 5 prong batteries - no idea why!?) you can get 8ah batteries :-D

[@stephenrout9025]

can you do a vid with out using the out side tap

[@mikesptworld]

Sure, bottle or bucket? Or both? I really don't think this one is practical for bottles just due to the consumption level! I done some simple math and on spec it consumes 220 litres per hour ÷ 60 minutes = 3.66666 litres per minute...... or 1.83 litres (nearest to a 2 litre pop bottle) every 30 seconds!!!

[@mikesptworld]

I am going to collate a few viewer questions and "Mike can you....." and put them all into a single video including how much power it uses and how long it runs on a 4ah battery, the old vs new lances, old vs new nozzles, and now hose vs bottle vs bucket :-)

[@kev008ify]

I’ve got mine running on Milwaukee batteries 😁

[@mikesptworld]

Oooooh! Adaptor? Or modified?

[@kev008ify]

@@mikesptworld Hi ,, I’ve got WG630E.1 ,, I’ve got a battery adapter and I’m using Milwaukee 5.0 AH m18 👌

[@mikesptworld]

@kev008ify nice way to do it, I have loads of Bosch batteries (but no tools - don't ask!!) and have always wandered about getting a battery converter to utilise them.

[@kev008ify]

@@mikesptworld I needed a spare battery, but already had a few Milwaukee batteries,, it was cheaper to buy the adapter 👍

[@mikesptworld]

@kev008ify I have lost count at how many worx batteries I have...... but on a typical day I go through half leaving only 2ah batteries, which is OK but if I do a full day in the garden I can easily go through more.

[@krishannayar5429]

Hope your well man. Just browsing KZbin and found your Chanel. Remember me I use to come to trumpington hobby stores.

[@mikesptworld]

Hey buddy, thanks for reaching out :-) I saw many people in my time there, and names are not one of my best things to remember! I remember cars and scenarios much better though :-P

[@krishannayar5429]

@@mikesptworld My name is krishan I bought the monster mt from you at hobby stores. Where you put the steering servos in for me. Obviously this is going back many years. There was another guy I have forgotten his name that worked with you in the shop.

[@rolandrimann8788]

Mike can you give us a demo using a water container as people like me live in an apartment where there is no water or electricity supply, Thanks in advance.

[@mikesptworld]

Sure thing, video will be going up ASAP.

[@rolandrimann8788]

@@mikesptworld Cheers Mike , I would like to see how the foamer bottle and the worx hydroshot copes with washing it off much obliged.

[@HaggardPillockHD]

Not sure if you should be using the circular nozzle on the body of car; I think it is specifically for use on tyres and other surfaces e.g. patio cleaning etc.

[@mikesptworld]

I thought the same at first though having used it for nearly a year I have no awkward swirls or scratches you would expect to see they do also have a haircorn style insert which is microfiber if you want a softer touch.

[@stephenrout9025]

getting a 40l Aqua Roll

[@mikesptworld]

I used one of those and my wg630 with no nozzle on it to fill my toilet cistern up with water when our main supply pipe leaked!! At least we had flushing toilets! :-D

[@markblooman7895]

PS - 56 bar is much vaunted - but it says in the manual working pressure is 38 bar - still good - but far from 56 bar

[@mikesptworld]

I just read what it says on the side of the machine, though most company's numbers are inflated / exadurated, just think to electric cars and their range! Some of those are ridiculous!

[@pioneerman1000]

Where can you buy one?

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, these are available on the official Worx UK eBay store: www.ebay.co.uk/itm/185779734719?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=uQgC5WeNTLS&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=eFMOgh4XRbi&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY And the New worx UK website: uk.worx.com/20v-nitro-high-flow-hydroshot-cordless-portable-power-cleaner-water-sprayer-tool-only-wg633e-9/ I will update the video description with links later tonight.

[@Pedroluvslupe]

Where’s the link

[@mikesptworld]

Link is now in the description for Body only and full kit from the worx uk website :-)

[@Ryder-uy6xu]

56 bars is real ?

[@mikesptworld]

About as real as you are going to get, I dare say if I found some cunning way of testing the output it would reach or if not exceed the stated output, its a pretty bold and stupid idea in 2023 to state 56 bar not just on a label but embossed in the side of the product and it not to perform it, all it takes is someone like me to test it find out its only 50 bar and then they are the laughing stock and any future trust is gone in an instant, though water pressure you actually get from the end will vary depending on the nozzle and setting its on, I think the turbo nozzle is the 'strongest' available at present.

[@garikgarik1310]

Oh wow that thing is so noisy. Is that really that noisy?

[@mikesptworld]

It's mainly due to my microphone, it's not silent but it really isn't as loud as it seems on the video, I probably should have balanced the sound better and dropped the volume slightly in post editing as I agree it does sound very loud!

[@garikgarik1310]

@@mikesptworld I currently have WG620 and rated noisy level I guess around 84db which in reality not that noisy at all when it works. So I was thinking how loud is this version and if it's worth the upgrade. Cheers

[@madeo9541]

Can this be also used attached to a power outlet?

[@mikesptworld]

Hi, this is battery only I have tested battery run times and this lasts about 15 minutes till completely dead. Based on a 4ah battery.

[@madeo9541]

@@mikesptworld Got it. Thanks!

[@stephenrout9025]

bucket please

[@mikesptworld]

Bucket video bring made this weekend just for you sir :-)

[@dougsadler5923]

Yeah the one I got isn't worth a shit, hope this one is better

[@mikesptworld]

Language :-P lol I assume you have a brushed one like a wg620? If so this is a serious step up though I would never say it is as powerful as a mains powered washer, statisticly it is still only 50% of the power but it is more about its ability to go anywhere and run on batteries and draw water from any supply, this is its kudos factor and what makes it so unique with what it does so well, with the right method and attachment it can do the same tasks a mains one can do just at a slightly reduced speed.

[@markblooman7895]

Thanks for the review - but do edit your vlogs - watching snow foam dry was not as interesting as the kit review... it would be better if your reviews were successful - so just saying in the spirit of improvement - not criticism. Thanks

[@mikesptworld]

I do now..... and I had intentions to on this video, except my old quad core processor pc had other ideas, it took 15 hours just to transfer the files onto the pc, then after 27 hours and only 9% processed just to open the video on my editor I gave in and bought a new PC...... £1,000 later I now have the ability to speed up drying foam..... mowing grass, and many other tedious tasks, it also allows me to do more fanciful videos and transitions, I have a i5 13600k and a rtx 3060 graphics card with 16gb of ddr5 ram...... I think it was money well spent as my pc now boots up faster than my screens can turn on! if you see some of my other recent videos you will see my slightly poor attempt at doing transitions and edits, and speeding up too, I still have a lot to learn - maybe I should watch a KZbin video on how to do it :-P though I like to think as a channel and my format is my own so I am not the same as every other KZbin channel, I always appreciate the feedback its how channels grow and even take hyper negative troll comments on board to a certain degree, yours is perfectly acceptable and I thank you for taking time to feedback and tell me what you as a viewer wants to see :-) ~ Mike

[@challyho2u244]

Didn’t know the terminator drove a Kia

[@mikesptworld]

@@challyho2u244 he did, I mean he will.... But only if skynet takes over...... Which judging how quick 'AI' is coming on; I guess you could say it is learning at a geometric rate ;-)

[@challyho2u244]

@ 😂

[@user-nd5jc8xv8v]

crap review. he doesnt say whether he used a house source from the well or a bucket. The difference is massive. Much more pressure from a hose to tap in the house. Didnt see a bucket of water and thats why people buy these because they dont have a tap source in a house. So a bucket would be massive less pressure. So this review is crap as i couldnt tell what was used

[@mikesptworld]

Many thanks for your 'expert' opinion, there is no noticeable difference between using a bucket and using a hosepipe, for convenience and so I didn't fill up a bucket with a hose just to use a bucket instead of using the same water from a hose I did use a hose, however it is quite obvious looking at the video and seeing the hose attached complete with signature coloured hozelock hose and metal connector...... maybe a bit more observation and less with the potty mouth remarks might be more favourable for you next time? Though as you asked so 'nicely' I will make a video specifically from a bucket to show there is no difference and I will also tell you (without getting too technical) why it has no noticeable difference too!

[@justinsteel6360]

Jesus using that brush on your paint made me cringe. Thats not good for your paint.

[@mikesptworld]

It's only a kia in a very familiar shade of brown that has a remarkable similarity to.... yes tree logs.... or something similarly brown :-P on a serious note, it really doesn't scratch or swirl the paint like you expect :-)

[@romeole40]

Dont do like this guy is washing his car… using that brush and drag over the paint is really bad then put the same brush on the ground the brushing the wheels and tires with it…. Plz if you guys like your car then never wash your car like this guy do

[@mikesptworld]

The brush self cleans from the water running through it, gravel is one of the cleanest surfaces to place your brush on as it carries virtually 0 grit at ground level, a Sponge may be more concerning and a chamois even more so, I will be honest my car isn't concourse, it's used and abused but does not carry scratches like you assume it would do. However I do agree average Joe placing their cleaning tools on an asphalt surface who is not aware with the associated grit risk is liable to mess up their paintwork, the rotary brush itself however does not scratch paintwork, I have seen more damage caused to a finish with jewelry and long cloths scratching around in the dirt than I have with cleaning brushes - my personal experience I am sure others will agree and disagree - most out of principal without trying it themselves first.

[@johnhammond3556]

I hate people who have no idea how to properly wash a car...with or without a pressure washer.

[@mikesptworld]

2 buckets and a sponge is a good place to start :-)

[@stephenrout9025]

wood a 20L Water Container be better

[@mikesptworld]

I would reccomend A slightly larger container, even 20 litres is only just under 6 minutes use.

[@RIMAK-ck9je]

Thanks a lot next time cover your license plate to many maniac people's in this planet

[@mikesptworld]

Thanks for the concern. These plates are not my normal plates and are in fact show plates I had made for this reason and for a makers fair I went to with a terminator theme :-P but that's a bit off pieste for this channel! :-)

[@lukeglazebrook]

It hurts to watch you scrub your paintwork with a brush

[@mikesptworld]

Honestly it's not as bad as you first thought..... or as bad as when I first did it :-P besides its a dog poop brown kia with probably more wax and polish than paint on it :-D

[@johnygoodwin3441]

A review by a worx rep

[@mikesptworld]

I'm.a worx fan, I also reserve the right to give my true thoughts and feelings about the products, I buy them, use them and let others know my experience with them.

[@Alfred-xc3hc]

All the attachments are rubbish simple

[@mikesptworld]

Would you like to elaborate further on this? I use all of them on a regular basis and find them adequate to do the tasks they were designed for, do you own each of them? And which hydroshot do you own?

[@mikesptworld]

2 months later and no reply so I assume the answer is no issues and you own none of the attachments but like to put down products for no reason other than sheer boredom perhaps?