FANHAO Garden Hose Nozzle Sprayer, Heavy Duty Metal High Pressure Water Gun, 9 Adjustable Watering Patterns, Suitable for Car&Pet Washing,Road Cleaning,Watering Lawn and Garden

All metal construction. Easy to adjust settings. Easy to operate the trigger lock.The only room for improvement I see is that I'd like for there to be more modulation of the flow rate along the trigger travel. By that, I mean that it would be nice if the water flow slowly got stronger as you pull the trigger so that you have full control. The trigger is a bit more like an on/off button with very little in between.

This is a great hose sprayer with quite a few options for the water stream, although I will say that the straight stream is a bit weak and has a relatively low water flow when compared to, say, a straight hose nozzle. It appears to be of solid construction, although I have no idea how many years it will last. I would expect a minimum of 5 years from a good sprayer, and would not at all be surprised if this lasted that long, or longer, unlike even the best sprayers you find in a home supply store.Update: I've been using this hose sprayer for 14 months and it continues to perform as it should with little degradation due to use. I continue to rate this sprayer as 5 stars.

This is the best hose nozzle we've ever purchased. Very sturdy and sprays very well. Love it!

The one I received doesn't actually fit any of our hoses. They're all standard hoses.. so I'm not really sure. But also the bottom (where it connects) does not look the same as the hose another reviewer posted. So now I'm wondering if the one I got is defective somehow.

GOOD DESIGN, SOLID QUALITY.

Its better than Walmart's, but it does cost a lot more. At least I haven't had to carry it back like most water nozzle sprayers I have purchased at Walmart. I hope it will hold up, I guess time will tell. I should of waited longer to leave the review.

Unfortunately, this nozzle broke within one car-washing season. The "metal" section on the back that holds the spring broke and shot the spring about 15ft through the air, rendering the grip mechanism useless. Highly disappointing. I guess I'll go back to a simpler nozzle.

just got it this week and it leaks at the rim to the point that you must hold it away from you otherwise you would get soaked - yes, it's metal and yes it's more $ than the plastic ones but it has the same problems as the plastic ones. dont know why these are so hard to design and manufacture. we'll just go back to the cheaper plastic ones next spring