SOARFLY 900000PA pressure washer review: adjustable but undocumented

The SOARFLY 900000PA offers an adjustable nozzle and carries 749 owner ratings at 4.7, for around ₱2,300 as of August 7, 2026. As with the rest of the range, the headline number does not survive conversion.

What is 900000Pa really?

9 bar.

One bar is 100,000 pascals, so 900,000 pascals is nine of them. To put that in context, a strong household tap manages roughly 2 to 4 bar, and the weakest corded machine in this roundup, the Greenfield Compact 90 Bar, produces 90 bar, ten times more.

Like the SOARFLY 70000PA, the figure is almost certainly not a measurement of working pressure. It is a large number picked because it looks impressive un-converted.

The bigger problem: SOARFLY changes units

This is the thing worth understanding before buying anything from the range.

Across the SOARFLY listings on Shopee PH, you will find machines advertised in watts (3800W, 4800W, 5200W, 5800W) and machines advertised in pascals (70000Pa, 900000Pa). None of them are advertised in bar or PSI, which is the unit every real pressure washer is specified in.

The result is that you cannot rank SOARFLY machines against each other. Is this 9 bar unit stronger or weaker than the 4800W one? There is no shared unit, so there is no answer. And since neither figure is credible as a measurement anyway, comparing them would be meaningless even if the units matched.

Against that, the one concrete thing this listing does state is the adjustable nozzle, which lets you widen the pattern for paint and narrow it for wheel arches. That is a real, useful feature.

Is it sulit?

Around ₱2,300 as of August 7, 2026. Check the latest price on Shopee.

Washing weekly, that is roughly ₱44 per wash across a year, assuming a year with no warranty to support it, because none is published.

The comparison within the range is unflattering: it costs about ₱400 more than the SOARFLY 3800W, which carries roughly fourteen times as many owner ratings. Since neither publishes usable specs, owner feedback is the only signal available, and the cheaper listing has far more of it.

Stretch to around ₱2,900 and the Greenfield gives you a real pressure figure, a self-priming pump and a brand that answers the phone.

Who should buy it

Buy this if you specifically want the adjustable nozzle at a low price and you accept an undocumented machine with no warranty. It’s a reasonable budget pick if the nozzle control appeals.

If you just want the cheapest SOARFLY with the most feedback, buy the 3800W. If you want to know what you are buying, buy Greenfield.

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

Alternatives to consider

Want the most-rated cheap washer instead? The SOARFLY 3800W costs less with far more owner feedback. Want documented pressure and a self-priming pump? The Greenfield Compact 90 Bar publishes what it does.