SOARFLY 688VF cordless pressure washer review: best budget cordless

The SOARFLY 688VF is our Best Budget Cordless pick on price alone: it runs off a balde with no tap and no socket, and costs around ₱1,200 as of August 7, 2026, roughly a third of what the branded cordless units cost.

What does the “688VF” actually mean?

Nothing you can use.

Cordless tools of this size run on 12V to 21V battery packs. The Xiaomi Cordless Pressure Washer publishes 18V. The Ingco CPWLI20362 runs Ingco’s 20V platform. A 688V battery in a handheld washer does not exist, and would be lethal if it did.

So 688VF is a model code or a marketing flourish, not a specification. Once you accept that, the rest of the listing reads clearly: no battery capacity, no runtime, no pressure rating, no flow rate. SOARFLY publishes none of it.

That is the deal at this price, and it is worth stating plainly rather than dressing up.

What does it actually do well?

The one thing that matters most about a cordless washer: it works with nothing plugged in and no tap connected.

Drop the inlet hose in a balde and it draws its own water. During a water interruption, at a parking space with no outdoor outlet, at the gate with a muddy bicycle, it works where every corded machine in this roundup is useless.

The 6-in-1 spray head switches between foam and rinse patterns without swapping nozzles, which is more adjustment than the price suggests. And 1,375 owner ratings at 4.7 is a substantial body of feedback for a cordless unit this cheap, which tells you it is not dead on arrival.

Expect rinsing and foaming, not stripping. That is true of every cordless washer here, including the ones costing three times more.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,200 as of August 7, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.

On price per cordless machine, nothing here comes close. The Ingco CPWLI20362 kit costs about three times as much and the Xiaomi around three and a half times.

What the extra money buys on those is documentation and support: a stated battery, a stated ingress rating, a spare-parts channel. This has none of that, and no warranty or service option in the Philippines. If it dies, it is gone.

For a light, occasional tool that is a defensible gamble. For something you plan to rely on, it is not.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you want cordless convenience for bikes, motorbikes and quick rinses, your budget is firm, and you accept an undocumented tool with no warranty. It’s the right choice as a cheap, second, grab-it-and-go washer.

If you need it to be reliable, buy the Ingco or the Xiaomi.

See how it ranks against the rest in our best pressure washers in the Philippines roundup, or read when cordless is worth it in our pressure washer buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Want a cordless washer that publishes its battery and ingress rating? The Xiaomi Cordless Pressure Washer states 18V, 2000mAh, IPX6 and Type-C charging. Want a documented cordless on a shared battery platform? The Ingco CPWLI20362 kit publishes 24.8 bar and 2.8 L/min.