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Fanttik NB10 Nano Vs SXBSXB Cordless Pressure Washer: We Tested Both
A cordless pressure washer sounds like the perfect solution for quick car washes, muddy bikes, and outdoor messes—until you realize that portability doesn’t always mean better cleaning power. The Fanttik NB10 Nano and SXBSXB cordless pressure washer promise convenient cleaning without the hassle of a traditional setup, but which one actually delivers when it matters? We tested both to compare their cleaning performance, battery life, ease of use, and overall value, so you can choose the right one for your cleaning needs without spending money on features you may not need.
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⭐ Quick Verdict
⭐ Best For: Comparing cordless pressure washers for car washing, outdoor cleaning, and everyday messes.
🚫 Not Ideal For: Heavy-duty cleaning jobs that require the power of a full-size pressure washer.
✅ Bottom Line: The Fanttik NB10 Nano and SXBSXB take different approaches to portable cleaning. We tested both to find out which offers the better balance of cleaning power, convenience, and value.
Fanttik NB10 Nano vs SXBSXB: Overview
Fanttik NB10 Nano Cordless Electric Pressure Washer
The Fanttik NB10 Nano is a portable, battery-powered sprayer made for quick cleanups and smaller jobs. Unlike the SXBSXB, it has its own 2.1-gallon detachable water tank, so you don’t need to connect it to a hose or bucket while you work. A 23-foot hose and faucet connector are included for when a tap is available. Rotating the nozzle adjusts the pressure from 72 to 98 PSI, and a 6-in-1 nozzle switches between spray patterns. The built-in 4000mAh battery is rated for 40 to 60 minutes per charge, and an LED screen shows battery level and charging progress. Fanttik built it for light-duty cleaning, but we wanted to see just how far we could push it.
SXBSXB Cordless Portable Washer
The SXBSXB Cordless Portable Washer is a battery-powered washer made for [light / medium-duty] cleaning around the home, car, and yard. Unlike the Fanttik, it doesn’t have a built-in water tank, so it [connects to a faucet / draws water from a bucket] through its included 23-foot hose. It delivers up to 1100 PSI, and its 6-in-1 nozzle switches between spray patterns. One important thing to know is that it doesn’t come with a battery.
How We Tested
To make the test tougher, we coated each surface with a messy mix of ketchup, strawberry jelly, mustard, old clam chowder, and eggs. We weren’t just checking whether each washer could clean it. We measured how fast it cleared the mess, how much pressure it had, and whether one made the job noticeably easier.
Performance Test and Results
Test 1: Cleaning a Stucco Wall
We coated a section of stucco wall with our mess mixture and cleaned it with each washer, starting with the widest of their spray modes and narrowing it as needed.
Fanttik NB10 Nano Cordless Pressure Washer
The wide spray setting barely touched the tougher stains. The narrow spray removed some of the mess, but noticeable stains stayed behind, and we had to finish the wall with the SXBSXB.
SXBSXB Cordless Portable Pressure Washer
The 40-degree nozzle mostly just spread water across the wall. The 20-degree setting removed some of the mess, and 15 degrees did better, but tougher residue remained. Switching to the 0-degree nozzle and moving closer finally cleared it completely.
Test 1 Results
On a textured surface like stucco, the SXBSXB had clearly more cleaning power. It took the narrowest nozzle and some patience, but it got the job done. The Fanttik couldn’t.
| Pressure Washer | Rating | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Fanttik NB10 Nano | 2/5 | Removed some of the mess with the narrow spray, but noticeable stains remained and the wall had to be finished with the SXBSXB. |
| SXBSXB | 4/5 | Cleared all of the mess, but tougher stains needed the 0° nozzle held close to the wall and some patience. |
Test 2: Cleaning Wood Panels
We coated wood panels with the same mess mixture and cleaned them with each washer, starting at the widest setting.
Fanttik NB10 Nano Cordless Pressure Washer
The Fanttik also did better on wood than on stucco. The wide spray removed the food, but slowly. Switching to the tighter beam made it much more effective. It was still slower than the SXBSXB, but it fully cleaned the panels.
SXBSXB Cordless Portable Pressure Washer
The 40-degree nozzle mostly just spread water across the wall. The 20-degree setting removed some of the mess, and 15 degrees did better, but tougher residue remained. Switching to the 0-degree nozzle and moving closer finally cleared it completely.
Test 2 Results
On a smooth surface like wood, both washers got the job done. The SXBSXB was faster, while the Fanttik needed more time and its narrower spray. The Fanttik can handle some outdoor cleaning jobs; just expect to work slower.
| Pressure Washer | Rating | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Fanttik NB10 Nano | 4/5 | Fully cleaned the panels using the tighter beam, but noticeably slower than the SXBSXB. |
| SXBSXB | 5/5 | Cleared most of the mess in one pass with the 40° nozzle; the 25° setting finished the rest. |
Test 3: Pressure Washing a Driveway
We marked off a square on the concrete driveway with tape and placed the same mess mixture inside it. We timed how long each washer took to push all of the mess outside the square.
Fanttik NB10 Nano Cordless Pressure Washer
The wide spray put out plenty of water but didn’t have the force to move the mess across the concrete. Switching to the tighter spray got the food moving, and it cleared the square in 38 seconds.
SXBSXB Cordless Portable Pressure Washer
It visibly had more force behind the water from the start, and it cleared the square in 23 seconds.
Test 3 Results
The SXBSXB finished 15 seconds faster, about 40% quicker than the Fanttik. A pattern was clear by this point: the Fanttik could handle many of the same messes, but the SXBSXB usually did the job faster.
| Pressure Washer | Rating | Result |
|---|---|---|
| Fanttik NB10 Nano | 4/5 | Fully cleaned the panels using the tighter beam, but noticeably slower than the SXBSXB. |
| SXBSXB | 5/5 | Cleared most of the mess in one pass with the 40° nozzle; the 25° setting finished the rest. |
Test 4: Washing a Car
Many people buy portable pressure washers to wash their cars, so we tested that too. Only the SXBSXB was used here. The Fanttik doesn’t include a foam dispenser, and Fanttik’s manual advises against using cleaning agents in the sprayer. We filled the SXBSXB’s foam bottle with detergent, timed how long it took to cover one full side of the car, then timed the rinse.
SXBSXB Cordless Portable Pressure Washer
Covering one side of the car in foam took about 15 seconds and used roughly half the detergent in the bottle. Rinsing all the soap off that same side took about 1 minute and 40 seconds.
Test 4 Results
If you’re buying mainly to wash your car, the SXBSXB’s foam dispenser is a real advantage. You can apply soap and rinse with the same tool, with no separate bucket and sponge needed.
| Pressure Washer | Foam Application (One Side) | Rinse Time (One Side) | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fanttik NB10 Nano | Not tested | Not tested | No foam dispenser included. |
| SXBSXB | ~15 seconds | ~1 min 40 sec | Fast, even foam coverage; used about half the bottle per side. |
Overall Performance Test Results
| Pressure Washer | Foam Application (One Side) | Rinse Time (One Side) | Result |
|---|---|---|---|
| Fanttik NB10 Nano | Not tested | Not tested | No foam dispenser included. |
| SXBSXB | ~15 seconds | ~1 min 40 sec | Fast, even foam coverage; used about half the bottle per side. |
Frequently Asked Questions
Does the SXBSXB cordless pressure washer come with a battery?
No. The SXBSXB doesn’t include a battery. It runs on Milwaukee 18V batteries, sold separately, so it’s most cost-effective if you already own Milwaukee cordless tools. If you don’t, add the cost of a battery and charger to the price.
Can you use the Fanttik NB10 Nano without a hose?
Yes. The Fanttik NB10 Nano has a built-in 2.1-gallon detachable water tank, so you can fill it up and clean anywhere without a faucet or hose. That makes it useful for balconies, campsites, and spots without a nearby tap.
What is the Fanttik NB10 Nano’s battery life?
Fanttik rates the built-in 4000mAh battery at 40 to 60 minutes per charge, with higher pressure settings draining it faster. [Replace with your measured runtime if your tester timed it.]
Which is better for washing a car, the Fanttik NB10 Nano or the SXBSXB?
The SXBSXB. It includes a foam dispenser, which the Fanttik doesn’t. In our test, it covered one full side of a car in foam in about 15 seconds and rinsed it clean in about 1 minute and 40 seconds.
Is the Fanttik NB10 Nano strong enough to clean a driveway?
For light messes, yes, but expect to work slower. In our driveway test, it cleared the test area in 38 seconds using its tighter spray, compared with 23 seconds for the SXBSXB. Fanttik designed it for light-duty cleaning, so it’s not built for heavy grime on concrete.
Can you use hot water in the Fanttik NB10 Nano?
Only warm water. Fanttik rates the NB10 Nano for water between 0°C and 40°C (32°F to 104°F). Hotter water can damage the pump.
Final Verdict: Which Portable Pressure Washer is Better?
For larger outdoor cleaning jobs, the SXBSXB is the stronger pick. It was noticeably more powerful throughout our testing: it cleaned stucco and wood more effectively and finished the driveway test 15 seconds faster. Its foam dispenser also makes it the better choice if you plan to wash your car. The Fanttik handled some of the same jobs, but it usually took longer, especially on tougher stains.
The Fanttik NB10 Nano wins on portability. Its compact design and 2.1-gallon tank mean you can fill it up, grab it, and clean wherever you need to, without finding a faucet, running a hose, or setting a bucket beside you. The SXBSXB always needs a water source nearby. That makes the Fanttik the more convenient option for small messes and quick cleanups where pulling out a hose isn’t worth the trouble.
Choose the SXBSXB Portable Pressure Washer if:
You want more cleaning power for various tasks, from driveways and outdoor surfaces to washing your car, especially if you already own Milwaukee 18V batteries.
Choose the Fanttik NB10 Nano Portable Pressure Washer if:
Portability and convenience matter more, and you mainly need it for smaller, lighter cleaning jobs. It’s also ready to use out of the box, battery included. Plus, it’s built-in LED light also makes it handy for campsites and cleanups after dark.
Both are cordless pressure washers, but after putting them through the same tests, it’s clear they’re built to solve two different problems.
