FANHAOGarden Hose Nozzle, 100% Heavy Duty Metal Water Hose Nozzle Sprayer with 7 Spray Patterns, High Pressure Hand Sprayer with Ergonomic Handle for Watering Plants & Lawns, Washing Cars & Pets

If you're thinking to yourself "is it worth spending that much on a hose sprayer?" So far it's my best purchase of 2023. The quality is solid and functions just as well. I've bought 3, maybe 4 different dial sprayers and this thing is flat amazing. Easily best pressure I've got from a hand spray nozzle. Changing the flow to a mist is butta. I could go on, but I'm telling you, buy it and prove me wrong.

The hose nozzle is very durable and shaped nicely. Only thing is the stream is way to forceful no matter how much you try to adjust it. I'm not sure what to do with it. I tried adjusting how much water force I turn on at the spigot but it doesn't help. I will be able to use it for some things but not for watering plants or filling water cans.

It’s metal, easy to operate …

IT MAD REAL GOOD WILL BE USEN IT FOR THE GARDEN AND WASHING THE CAR

great quality wont break ,but adjusting could be easier

I would give it a 5 but I don’t know how long it will lastIt feels well/built - sturdier than most

Item supplied as advertised.

this is a well manufactured item, sturdy and easy to hold. shipping was fast and well packaged.

This nozzle is all metal with the exception of the spray selector ring and the inner bezel that has the actual spray tips. As such it has a solid feel and good heft. Feels much more robust than any other nozzle I have used before. It almost makes it look quite nice. Very industrial.Function wise it has 7 spray patterns (Full, Cone, Center, Flat, Jet, Shower, Mist) which is typical of most nozzles of this type. The action to rotate the bezel is very smooth and the detent at each position is positive and satisfying when it engages.The trigger is where there are a few things I don’t like. The feel is very nice and the shape very comfortable for your fingers. The action when pressing is very smooth and has just the right amount of resistance. However, the pivot mount for the trigger itself is not a very snug fit so the trigger just kind of rattles around. Not sure why it is made this way and functionally it is not an issue. Just feels a little cheap. There is a trigger lock in the handle that is just a small metal loop that you put around the bottom of the level to keep it activated. I personally do not like this kind of trigger lock. It is a bit of a pain to engage and you can’t really do it one handed. I prefer the thumb actuated type that you can do with the hand that is pulling the trigger. Maybe with practice I will be able to use this one handed.The back of the nozzle body has a large knurled brass knob. I cannot figure out the purpose of this feature other than for the assembly of the nozzle. Typically you would see a volume or flow adjustment that looks like this but that is not the case with this nozzle. Inside is the spring and plunger assembly that the trigger actuates. So I suppose it is just for access and assembly. If this knob is not tight water leaks from around it as it does have an o-ring seal.The handle is very comfortable in the hand and the rubber coating has a nice grip pattern to it. The coating application is very even and looks good.The nozzle comes with one gasket already inserted in the hose connection port (standard ¾” garden hose thread) and includes 2 additional gaskets of different thickness so that you can select the right one to work with your hoseOverall a very solid and very pretty nozzle but I feel priced a little on the high side compared to similar nozzles, $32.90 at the time of writing this review. But it is still very nice.

Solid piece of kit in comparison to cheap plastic ones. Does the job well. Had a minor query with the sprayer and contacted the company. Responded the same day resolving my issue…fantastic service

I wish I had purchased this sooner, it really is exceptionally well made .

This is a well-made nozzle. The build quality and fit and finish are very good. It has the usual variety of spray patterns that you find on most nozzles. It does have a surprising amount of zinc (or zinc-alloy) so it definitely has some heft. I expect that it will take some knocks. The clicks between settings are firm, so you don’t overshoot your setting. It has a trigger grip that works well (more on that below).A few things to note;• The trigger grip works well, but there is no way to adjust it, i.e., the water is either on full, or not at all—there is no in-between adjustment. It does have a locking swing clip to hold it open (full), but it’s a hassle to use as you have to use your other hand to lock it in place. If you are looking for a nozzle where you want to control the flow and leave it there, you will need to look elsewhere. If however you want frequent on and off (with full flow), this one is a good choice.• While it does have a rubberized grip, it’s thin and doesn’t provide the best insulation against cold water• While the heft is a bonus for longevity, it is probably the heaviest nozzle I have ever owned, so not the most comfortable to hold for extended periods• Zinc is a good compromise between stainless and plastic, but I live in an area with very hard municipal water, and I know from experience that zinc and hard water are not friends. Time will tell…

A well made stray gun that's great to use can fully recommend although I had to tighten the connection up