EONFAYGarden Hose Nozzle, Heavy Duty Metal Water Hose Hand Sprayer, High Pressure Hose Brass Nozzles with Adjustable Multifunction Spray Patterns, for Watering Plants, Lawn, Pet, and Car Washing

Works well and feels solid

I have been using this for a few months and feel it is effective. I will store it inside during the winter. No leakage issues, it is comfortable to hold. This is my preference over plastic spayers that barely last one season. That makes the price and value appropriate for a more durable garden tool.The product video accurately represents how it sprays. It is versatile, just limited on the different types of spray patterns. It's the perfect household water sprayer for most chores outdoors.

For years, I've used the click-wheel style sprayers that have 7 functions I rarely use and 2 I always use, on opposite sides of the clicker. In the last few years I've probably purchased 4 of those total , for backyard and front, at various claimed "quality" levels from Harbor Freight to HD. They all suck now, they leak around the wheel and break and my very high head pressure at my house probably isn't helping.I the back, I transitioned to an old nozzle style sprayer with a brass head and a simple turn-to-adjust on/off system that allows the range of spray but has very few breakable parts that are all brass. That works great. I figured this is close but in gun style, and I'd try it in the front yard where the task is typically car washing, not plant watering.The prayer body is solid and hefty but still lightweight, and the nozzle is all brass and feels really nice and smooth to turn. I washed my carbwith it, and used every setting possible and I absolutely love it. It can take a while to get from "large mist" to "water cannon" but when you do the pressure is great. I hope it holds up, but I like its chances based on initial quality.

I think this will last a long time. Feels good and hefty in your hand. Who would think this would make a difference? But it really makes watering my garden more pleasant, knowing I don't have to worry about leaks or cracks any time soon.

I just received this today, and promptly attached it to one of our hoses. My first impression is it's more substantial than a lot of the ones we currently have, and have had. It's made from brass and zinc, and has a silicone covered handle, which is nice as it doesn't slip around in your hand when it gets wet.Putting it on the hose and adjusting the nozzle to the watering pattern is, of course, very easy. What's really nice is it doesn't leak at the hose connection as many of the cheap plastic hand sprayers do. The different patterns are nice-you can mist for gentle watering, have a tight jet spray to wash the sidewalk, etc, and anywhere in between. We have some plastic sprayers that click to pre-set patterns, which do work, but there's no in-between adjustment if you don't want the exact pattern they chose. This one is adjusted at the nozzle, and is easy to turn to the spray you want.Overall, I really like this sprayer; it's well made and at a good price point for the quality, and I recommend it.

At first glance, it is a very nice water hose nozzle. There is brass in the front piece, plastic in the middle, and a rubbery material for the handle. It is somewhat heavy due to the brass on it. And the handle is easy to pull in. All these things told me it was a quality nozzle. And it is. However, when I swapped my old one out and put this one on, I was expecting it to go further out than my old one which was just a cheaper typical nozzle from Walmart. At first, when you turn the water on and start to turn the nozzle head it is a spray and then as you keep turning the nozzle head it turns into a stream. This would be its highest pressure point on the nozzle. Which the listing claims it can do. It was disappointing that it never became a solid stream of water like my other nozzle has. Usually, when you keep turning the nozzle head it will go to a jet stream and it is usually the furthest out it can go. But this never did that. This stayed in more of what would be the middle of my other nozzle, yet it did go somewhat far. If you need a nozzle that can go far and yet be gentler for watering flowers or something this would be good for that. But if you need a jet stream for something like cleaning, I would pass on this.

I was very impressed with the high quality of the workmanship and heavy duty construction of this nozzle. I think it will last a long time. It offers a flexible water application system: The head turns to create output from a fine circular mist to a focused stream stream that it very concentrated and sprays quite a distance (well over 30 feet in my case). The levered handle simultaneous allows the modulation of the spray you have set. The water can be shut off either by turning the head all the way or by releasing the lever handle.

I like the simplicity and durability of this nozzle. It attached well to my new hose, and hasn’t leaked. I go through 1-2 hose nozzles a year, as they inevitably start leaking or eventually break. Only time will tell here, but so far it works very well for my needs.