8 patterns garden spray nozzle set

Wife loves it, disconnects it & bring it inside when not in use - best preservative for long life & particularly saves freezing / splitting damage etc..

Really good and does exactly what it should do. Well made and sturdy

I choose this to replace a Hozlock Spray Pro with a broken plastic trigger that Hozlock could not supply as a spare part!, a £35 Spray gun scraped for a £3 plastic part. The Onarway spray gun does everything the more expensive Hozlock spray gun did for a much lower cost. Only initial problem was water leaking from the hose connector, sorted by wrapping the thread with the PTFE tape supplied and tightening.

The title says it all. Better build quality, better feel, more solid product.

We are fed up of buying expensive hose gun and having to replace it every other year se we opt for a cheaper option this year. The Onarway hose gun works fine and comes with a few hose end attachments which does not leak or drip, I can't tell how long it will last but so far it does seems of good quality.The gun is made of plastic and colour makes it look like metal which I don't mind and actually one of the better looking garden spray gun on the market. The water flow power adjustment is at your thumb level which I find easy to reach and adjust even using just one hand. There are plenty of spray pattern to chose from.

The media could not be loaded.  Leaks after just 8 months of use from several areas of the handle. Video is with just a quarter turn of the wall tap. Refund please Amazon.

Worked well for a while but after about 6 months started to leak badly and the spray patterns are no longer working.

Sturdy and efficient. I like the adjustable flow as you can spray pots without big blast of water disturbing the compost. Great value for money.

This sprayer is built well- it has metal components in many places where it's competitors do not, and it has quality materials on it's grip. That is where the positive list ends for me.The sprayer is also large. I am submitting a picture to illustrate its fit in my hand (I have larger than average USA sized hands). Generally speaking, women have smaller hands than men, so the size of the item alone will be a deal breaker for many. The size may also contribute to its fatal flaw: THE WORKING PRESSURE OF THE NOZZLE IS UNACCEPTABLY LOW. I have a terrific waterhose connected to it with pretty good pressure fed by city water. It isn't nearly enough to power the water through. Some of the patterns fine (e.g. cone setting) but leaves much desired on others (e.g. jet). It will be an exaggeration to liken it to water squirting from a sport bottle when squeezed by my haha, but it isn't much of an exaggeration. The focused patterns won't pressurize enough to clean dried grass from a sidewalk, and the shower mode projects water about four feet in front of the tip.I guess by "high pressure nozzle," they meant it requires high pressure for it to operate properly.