SOARFLY 70000PA pressure washer review: do the conversion

The SOARFLY 70000PA costs around ₱1,900 as of August 7, 2026 and carries 789 owner ratings at 4.8. The headline number, though, is worth thirty seconds of arithmetic.

What does 70000Pa actually mean?

0.7 bar. That is the whole story.

One bar equals 100,000 pascals. So 70,000 pascals is a little over two thirds of a single bar. For context:

• A household tap runs around 2 to 4 bar.
• The weakest corded washer in this roundup, the Greenfield Compact 90 Bar, produces 90 bar.
• The strongest, the Ingco HPWR20018P, produces 160 bar.

At a genuine 0.7 bar this machine would dribble, not spray. So the figure is almost certainly not a measurement: it is a big number chosen because it looks impressive next to “110” without the buyer converting it.

That is the actual takeaway. The pressure figure on this listing is unusable, and SOARFLY publishes no bar or PSI rating alongside it, no flow rate and no motor spec.

Why do sellers quote pascals?

Because 70,000 reads bigger than 110, and most buyers do not convert.

It is worth learning the conversion because SOARFLY uses it inconsistently across its own range. The SOARFLY 900000PA quotes 900,000 pascals, which is 9 bar. Other listings from the same shops quote watts instead. Nothing in the range can be compared with anything else in the range, let alone with a documented machine.

When you see a pascal figure on a pressure washer, divide by 100,000. If the answer is not somewhere between 90 and 160, the number is decoration.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱1,900 as of August 7, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee. It is among the cheapest mains washers on the platform, matching the SOARFLY 3800W on price.

Washing weekly, that is roughly ₱37 per wash across a year, on a one-year assumption with no warranty behind it.

What the 4.8 average from 789 raters tells you is that it works well enough for people paying this little. It sprays, it washes a car, it beats a hose and balde. What it cannot tell you is how it stacks up against a machine that publishes real figures, because this one publishes none.

If you are set on SOARFLY at this price, the 3800W listing costs the same and has far more owner feedback behind it.

Who should buy it

Buy this if your budget is firm, you want a mains-powered washer rather than a hose, and you understand you are buying an undocumented machine with no warranty. It’s a defensible cheap first washer.

If you can stretch about ₱1,000, buy a machine that publishes its pressure.

See how it ranks against the rest in our best pressure washers in the Philippines roundup, or learn to convert and sanity-check spec claims in our pressure washer buying guide.

Alternatives to consider

Same price, far more owner feedback? The SOARFLY 3800W has close to 11,000 ratings. Want a published pressure rating and a self-priming pump? The Greenfield Compact 90 Bar is the step up we would push you toward.