Bosch EasyAquatak 120 review: strong value at its lowest-ever price

Yes — the Bosch High Pressure Washer EasyAquatak 120 is worth picking up if you’re after a compact, well-rated cleaner for patios, cars, and the usual small-to-medium garden jobs. Especially now, with that £109.99 all-time low price, it’s hard to ignore.

It’s sitting at a 4.5/5 rating from 4,269 reviews, with over 2,000 bought just last month. That low return rate? It suggests most UK homeowners find it actually fits their needs.

First impressions: compact, practical and aimed at small jobs

Bosch pitches the EasyAquatak range as “easy garden tools” for small projects, and honestly, that’s exactly what this model feels like on paper. With a 1500W motor, 100 bar pressure, and a 350 litres per hour flow rate, it’s clearly in the lightweight domestic category—not something for heavy-duty cleaning.

For UK paths, garden furniture, cars, bikes, wheelie bins, and muddy paving after a wet autumn, that spec mix just makes sense.

The Amazon Exclusive kit really helps because it throws in the EasyAquatak 120, high-pressure gun, 250 patio cleaner, wash brush, lance, 5 m high-pressure hose, and variable fan jet nozzle. You don’t have to buy extras right away, and the patio cleaner especially is a bonus for block paving or slabs where a wider, more controlled spray makes a difference.

What does the EasyAquatak 120 do well?

Versatility stands out as the biggest win. Bosch says it’s compatible with a wide range of accessories, and the included variable fan jet nozzle lets you tweak the spray size and cleaning intensity for different jobs.

That’s handy—sometimes you’re cleaning delicate car paint, and next day it’s grubby patio edges.

The 350 l/h flow rate is solid for a compact washer, helping rinse away loosened dirt instead of just blasting it around. With 100 bar pressure, it tackles routine grime, algae film, and mud, but don’t expect it to strip years of deep stains from a big driveway.

Storage is another plus. Bosch points out the compact design and hose storage on the tool’s body, which is a lifesaver if you’ve got a small shed or just a crowded garden cupboard.

In practice, that’s often the difference between a washer you actually use and one that just becomes awkward clutter.

How does it compare to the Bosch EasyAquatak 110?

The EasyAquatak 120 packs more punch, but it’s also a fair bit pricier than the EasyAquatak 110 at £66.95. The 110 gives you a 110-bar pump, 450-ml high-pressure detergent nozzle, push-fit connections, in-use gun storage, and accessory storage.

Meanwhile, the 120 steps up to 1500W, 100 bar, and 350 l/h—plus the Amazon Edition kit.

If you’re mostly doing light car washing, patio rinsing, and the odd bit of garden cleaning, the EasyAquatak 110 seems like better value. But if you want the more complete kit and a bit more cleaning power, the 120 justifies its higher price—especially since it’s at the lowest recorded price of £109.99.

How does it compare to the Kärcher K 2 Power Control Home?

The Kärcher K 2 Power Control Home is also listed at £109.99 with a 4.6★ rating, so it’s neck and neck with the Bosch on price. That puts the decision less on cost, more on kit, storage, and maybe even brand loyalty.

Bosch gives you the patio cleaner, wash brush, and compact hose storage, while Kärcher edges it slightly on review score.

If you want the broadest out-of-box setup for mixed home and car cleaning, the Bosch looks more immediately useful. On the other hand, if you’re just chasing the highest rating, Kärcher wins by a hair. Realistically, both sit in the same class, and with Bosch’s all-time-low price, it’s tough not to lean that way.

Is it good value for money?

At £109.99, yes—if you’re after a compact domestic washer and not a high-output beast. The current price is 5% off the £115.62 list price, and the data says this is the lowest ever recorded price. The average also sits at £109.99, so you’re genuinely catching a good deal.

The value gets better since the Amazon Exclusive bundle actually includes useful accessories, not just the basics. For a UK household with a small patio, a couple of cars, and regular muddy cleanups, the package fits the bill.

What should buyers watch out for?

The main thing to keep in mind: this is still a compact washer. A 100 bar, 1500W machine won’t work miracles on big, heavily stained driveways or wide stretches of stonework, especially if you’re hoping for professional-grade results.

The 5 m hose is fine for small jobs, but it can feel a bit short if you’re working around a bigger patio or want to keep the unit parked further from the cleaning area.

Final verdict

The Bosch EasyAquatak 120 stands out as a solid choice for homeowners who want a compact, well-equipped pressure washer for everyday UK garden and car cleaning.

If you’re after maximum power or just shopping for the cheapest option, you might hesitate—after all, the EasyAquatak 110 costs a lot less, and the Kärcher K 2 Power Control Home sits at the same £109.99.

But honestly, at its lowest-ever price, with 4.5/5 from 4,269 reviews and a low return rate, it’s hard not to call this a sensible buy for small-to-medium domestic use.