ikris Garden Hose Wand One-Touch Sprayer with Adjustable Head, 33"

It's not perfect but it's better than the $12 one-speed one-angle one from Lowe's and Home Depot that starts leaking so bad so soon. I like the thumb switch so I can slow the speed down without having to return to adjust the speed at the faucet. I like the tilting head because by tilting it up, the water will go farther without having to hold your arms up so high. I can't imagine that the large stream could ever dislodge material stuck on a car. It doesn't go fast enough to produce that much force. It is definitely not for pressure washing. I bought it hoping that it would not start leaking but after using it for a couple of months it does have a few drips but it's not too bad yet. That's why I have given it 4 stars instead of 5. Plus the first one that was delivered to us was missing an O-ring and as soon as I started trying to use it the head shot off across the yard and it would not attach back. I sent the thing back and ordered another one because I thought it had potential. The second one did come with the O-ring that it was supposed to have had, and does work except for the small leak, and it's a very small leak at this point.

Yep, I ordered this almost exactly a year ago, in July 2018, because I was using a cheap annoying one from one of the big box stores, and it was wiggly and leaky. After it arrived, I decided I'd just use the cheap one for the rest of the 2018 season, and start 2019 with this one. And I did!This wand was everything the other one was not! Reliable, not leaky, adjustable, accurate, etc. I was thrilled as I went about watering all my little plants. For about TWO WEEKS..... then I went to water one day, and I pushed the little bar on top to start the flow of water. It moved just fine, but Nothing..... I mean NOTHING.. not a drop. The water was def on, but it would not allow it to come through the wand. So I unscrewed the wand from the handle and pushed the little bar.... again, it moved fine. But looking into the handle I could clearly see that the little "ball" inside that allows water to go through was not opening.I'm disappointed and disgusted in this item, which had SO MUCH POTENTIAL, and actually tempted me with that for a couple weeks, and then shut down. I suppose because I saved it for this year, instead of using it as soon as I go tit, I will not be able to get a refund or replacement. And guess what... I'm back to having to use the cheap, leaking big box one, which still leaks like a sieve, but it least it opens to let the water through.

This sprayer seems to be good quality and works the way I wanted, but there is one thing that I don't like. The spray pattern I use most is the "flood" nozzle, and this sprayer doesn't have a good one. The "soaker" setting is actually just a straight stream like the "jet" and will damage your plants if you open the control valve all the way. I have several large planter boxes around my yard that take a long time to water unless there is a setting on your sprayer that says "flood" which dispenses a volume of water at a low pressure that will quickly water a large pot or box full of flowers or vegetables. As a result, I will be returning this sprayer and the hunt for one like the one I bought at Costco will go on.

I used this sprayer to water 30 or so perennials and shrubs in our garden beds. It worked great last season and I liked the length of the wand to save on any bending over and the 2 different sprayer options, as well as the on/off. I stored the wand inside over the winter and didn't use it. I took it out last week to begin water my plants again and now the head unit sprays all over. It seems something has failed or cracked in the head unit during the season of non-use. I didn't expect this product for $20 to last a very long time but really hoped I would get more than 1 season of use out of it.

This wand is identical to the Orbit, but lighter and with only 2 options: shower for general watering, and soaker. Soaker is good for filling buckets, too. The volume control at the handle is convenient. Lighter than a comparable Orbit, it is easier to hold when watering hanging baskets and pots, and to reach far corners and rows on benches. We chose this for its 36 inch reach; its lighter construction makes it more comfortable to hold for longer periods of time. We miss the other patterns, like mist for seedlings. Maybe next year's model?

This wand takes a little getting used to but I like it. The only negative is the balance makes it awkward to screw onto the hose. Once it's on it's easy to use. You choose shower spray or solid stream at the head. Then you use the thumb lever to get as much or little pressure as you want. The infinite pressure selection is a good feature, I can dial it back far enough to water new seedlings without damage. If you choose the solid stream the pressure never becomes very great, not like a hose nozzle. It seems durable for this kind of product. I've stepped on it a couple of times and it didn't suffer any damage. Now that I'm used to using it I would not want to be without it for flower pots.

thought this came with 4 spray options but i may have misread the details. out of the box it was dribbling out of the center when in sprayer mode. liked the handle rather than trigger but its not commercial grade that's for sure. Wich there was a way to contact the seller and see if the 2 other spray functions in the middle could work, maybe take it apart? It works good enough I wouldn't send it back, and its comfortable to hold.Using it for watering vegetables, wish I had gotten a longer model so I didnt have to lean over to get closer to soil.

I've had this a few months and it's worked well. I'll just say that there are really just two "spray jets" - a "flood" and a "spray". Others at places such as Home Depot had other nozzles with multiple sprays, but they all broke after one year so I'm trying this one from Amazon. So far, so good, but i'll update after a year.