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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 gallons per minute. The kit is priced at $399.99 with a 6.0Ah battery and charger, but availability and a bare-tool price were not confirmed in the report.
EGO is adding the HPW1200, a cordless pressure washer marketed for washing cars, to its 56V Power+ lineup. The unit is rated for up to 1,200 PSI and 2.0 GPM, and EGO told Pro Tool Reviews the kit will cost $399.99 with a 6.0Ah battery and charger; a release date was not available in the report.
The HPW1200 is the third cordless pressure washer in EGO’s Power+ range, according to Pro Tool Reviews. Its stated maximum pressure is lower than the brand’s 2,100- and 3,200-PSI models, but its maximum flow rate is higher: those other models are listed at up to 1.2 GPM in normal washing mode, compared with 2.0 GPM for the HPW1200 in Turbo. Flow rate measures how much water moves through the washer; it is distinct from pressure.
EGO lists three operating modes: Turbo at 1,200 PSI and 2.0 GPM, High at 900 PSI and 1.6 GPM, and ECO at 600 PSI and 1.2 GPM. EGO provided runtime estimates to Pro Tool Reviews using a 6.0Ah battery: up to 15 minutes in Turbo, 25 minutes in High and 35 minutes in ECO. These are manufacturer estimates, not independent test results.
The package includes a 40-foot flexible, steel-braided hose, a short pressure-washer gun, foam cannon, extension handle and 15-, 25-, 40- and 60-degree nozzles. A siphon hose is also included for drawing water from a fresh-water source such as a bucket, pool or lake, according to the report. EGO confirmed a five-year warranty. The source did not list a separate price for the tool without a battery and charger.
Higher Flow for Vehicle Washing
The HPW1200’s headline difference is its 2.0-GPM maximum flow, paired with a lower pressure rating than EGO’s more powerful washers. Pro Tool Reviews says the higher flow is intended to help rinse away dirt, grime and soap more quickly. That may appeal to car owners and mobile detailers who value rinsing performance and a cordless setup, although the report does not provide independent comparative testing.
The 40-foot hose is also longer than the 25-foot hose on EGO’s compact HPW2105. EGO’s stated purpose is to give users more room to move around a vehicle without repeatedly repositioning the washer. The product is not limited to cars: the report describes it as suitable for light- to medium-duty jobs such as cleaning patio furniture, walkways and home exteriors.
At $399.99 for the battery-and-charger kit, the HPW1200 is presented in the source report as EGO’s lowest-priced pressure washer. Its lower maximum pressure may make it less suited to lifting stubborn grime than the brand’s higher-pressure models, so the figures point to a trade-off rather than a replacement for every cleaning task.
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EGO’s Growing 56V Washer Range
EGO has expanded its 56V Power+ platform beyond outdoor power equipment to include cordless pressure washers. The HPW1200 joins two models identified in the report: the compact HPW2105, rated at 2,100 PSI, and a higher-powered 3,200-PSI model. Both are listed as reaching up to 1.2 GPM in normal washing mode.
The HPW1200’s positioning is different: it pairs a 1,200-PSI maximum with the lineup’s highest stated flow rate. Pro Tool Reviews compared its published specifications with the existing EGO models but reported that the new unit had not yet been released at the time of writing. The product’s performance claims and runtime figures are therefore based on EGO’s specifications and estimates, not a published hands-on review.
“The kit will retail for $399.99 and include a 6.0Ah battery and charger.”
— EGO, as quoted by Pro Tool Reviews
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Release Date and Testing Remain Open
The source report said the HPW1200 had not yet been released and did not provide a confirmed on-sale date. It also said EGO had not published a bare-tool price. Availability, retailer listings and whether the specifications or package details could change were not established in the report.
The cited pressure, flow and runtime figures are manufacturer specifications or estimates. The source did not include independent testing of cleaning speed, real-world battery life, noise, or performance on different vehicle surfaces. The report also does not establish how the washer compares with competing car-washing systems under the same conditions.
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Watch for Retail Availability
The next concrete update will be EGO’s release and retailer availability information, followed by any listing for a bare tool. Once the washer is on sale, hands-on testing could help establish whether its higher stated flow and longer hose produce practical advantages for vehicle washing and how its runtime varies across the three modes.
Until those details are available, buyers can compare the published specifications with their own tasks: the HPW1200 is positioned for vehicle cleaning and other lighter outdoor jobs, while EGO’s higher-pressure models may be a better fit for users prioritizing maximum pressure. The source report did not give a date for further product updates.
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Key Questions
What is the EGO HPW1200?
The HPW1200 is a cordless pressure washer in EGO’s 56V Power+ lineup, marketed for automotive cleaning. Its published maximum ratings are 1,200 PSI and 2.0 GPM.
How much does the HPW1200 cost?
EGO told Pro Tool Reviews that the kit will cost $399.99 and include a 6.0Ah battery and charger. The report said EGO had not announced a bare-tool price.
When will the EGO HPW1200 be available?
The source report did not give a confirmed release date and said the washer had not yet been released when the article was written.
What comes with the pressure washer?
The reported package includes a 40-foot hose, short pressure-washer gun, foam cannon, extension handle, four nozzles and a siphon hose. The kit price also includes a battery and charger.
How long does the battery last?
EGO estimates up to 15 minutes in Turbo, 25 minutes in High and 35 minutes in ECO with a 6.0Ah battery. These are company estimates reported by Pro Tool Reviews, not independent test results.
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