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EGO has announced the HPW1200, a cordless pressure washer marketed for automotive cleaning and rated for up to 1,200 PSI and 2.0 GPM. EGO told Pro Tool Reviews that the kit will cost $399.99 with a 6.0Ah battery and charger, but the washer had not yet been released when the report was published.
EGO is adding the HPW1200 cordless pressure washer to its 56V Power+ lineup, marketing the model for cleaning cars and other light- to medium-duty tasks. The washer is rated for up to 1,200 PSI and 2.0 gallons per minute; EGO told Pro Tool Reviews the kit will retail for $399.99 with a 6.0Ah battery and charger, although the product had not yet been released when the report was published.
The HPW1200 has three operating modes, with specifications provided by EGO: Turbo delivers 1,200 PSI at 2.0 GPM, High delivers 900 PSI at 1.6 GPM, and ECO delivers 600 PSI at 1.2 GPM. Pro Tool Reviews describes the top-mode flow rate as higher than that of EGO’s other pressure washers, whose 2,100 PSI and 3,200 PSI models are rated at up to 1.2 GPM in normal washing mode. Pressure and flow are different measures: the HPW1200’s lower maximum pressure is paired with a higher stated water flow.
EGO provided runtime estimates using a 6.0Ah battery: up to 15 minutes in Turbo, 25 minutes in High and 35 minutes in ECO. Actual runtime can vary with operating conditions; the source report provides the company’s estimates rather than independent testing. The model includes a 40-foot flexible, steel-braided hose, longer than the 25-foot hose on EGO’s compact HPW2105, along with a short pressure-washer gun, foam cannon, extension handle and 15-, 25-, 40- and 60-degree nozzles.
The kit price confirmed to Pro Tool Reviews is $399.99 with a battery and charger. EGO had not published a bare-tool price at the time of the report. The source also says the washer carries a five-year warranty and includes a siphon hose for drawing water from a fresh-water source such as a bucket, pool or lake. The report lists onboard storage among the specifications but does not describe its layout or capacity.
A Longer Hose for Vehicle Washing
The HPW1200’s vehicle-focused pitch rests on its combination of higher stated flow and a longer hose, rather than on having the highest pressure in EGO’s range. The 40-foot hose is intended to let users move around a vehicle without frequently repositioning the washer. The 2.0 GPM Turbo rating may also help rinse away soap and loose dirt more quickly, though the source does not provide comparative test results or a measured washing-time advantage.
The trade-off is relevant to buyers choosing between convenience and cleaning force. At 1,200 PSI maximum, the HPW1200 is below EGO’s higher-pressure models, which may be better suited to demanding jobs involving stubborn grime. For vehicle owners, home users and mobile detailers working from a water tank, the included siphon hose and accessories may be useful. The unit’s battery runtime also means longer jobs may require pauses to recharge or swap batteries.
EGO 56V cordless pressure washer HPW1200
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How It Fits EGO’s 56V Lineup
EGO has expanded its 56V Power+ equipment range to include several cordless pressure washers. Pro Tool Reviews identifies the HPW1200 as the third cordless pressure washer in that lineup and compares it with the compact HPW2105 and EGO models rated at 2,100 PSI and 3,200 PSI. The HPW1200’s stated maximum pressure is lower, while its maximum flow rate is higher than the 1.2 GPM figure reported for those other models in normal washing mode.
The new washer is presented as a tool for automotive cleaning and lighter outdoor work, including patio furniture, walkways and home facades. The source report characterizes it as EGO’s most budget-friendly pressure washer to date, based on the confirmed $399.99 kit price. That comparison is limited to EGO’s own lineup; it does not establish how the model compares in price or performance with competing brands.
“The washer is estimated to run for up to 15 minutes in Turbo, 25 minutes in High and 35 minutes in ECO with a 6.0Ah battery.”
— EGO, as quoted by Pro Tool Reviews
Release Timing and Test Results
The source report says the HPW1200 had not yet been released, but gives no confirmed launch date, availability schedule or retailer details. EGO had also not published a bare-tool price. The report provides specifications and company estimates, but does not include independent measurements of pressure, flow, battery runtime or cleaning performance.
It is also unclear how the washer performs on different vehicle finishes and levels of dirt, or how the stated output compares in real use with other models. Buyers should follow the manufacturer’s instructions for pressure, nozzle choice and distance when washing a vehicle; the source material does not set out model-specific paint-care guidance.
Awaiting Retail Availability Details
The next confirmed information to watch for is EGO’s release date and availability announcement, along with any retailer listings. A bare-tool price may also be announced later. Until the product reaches stores and independent tests are available, buyers have the manufacturer’s stated specifications, included accessories, warranty information and kit price—but not verified real-world performance results.
Key Questions
What is the EGO HPW1200 pressure washer?
It is a cordless 56V Power+ pressure washer marketed for automotive cleaning and described as suitable for some light- to medium-duty outdoor tasks.
How much pressure and water flow does it provide?
EGO lists a maximum of 1,200 PSI and 2.0 GPM in Turbo mode. High mode is rated at 900 PSI and 1.6 GPM, while ECO is rated at 600 PSI and 1.2 GPM.
What is included in the $399.99 kit?
The reported kit includes a 6.0Ah battery and charger. It also comes with a 40-foot hose, short pressure-washer gun, foam cannon, extension handle, four nozzles and a siphon hose.
How long does the battery last?
EGO gave Pro Tool Reviews estimates of up to 15 minutes in Turbo, 25 minutes in High and 35 minutes in ECO using a 6.0Ah battery. The source does not report independent runtime tests.
When will the HPW1200 be available?
The source report says the washer had not yet been released and does not provide a launch date. EGO had also not announced a bare-tool price.
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