Solo 415 1-Liter One-Hand "Spritzer" Pressure Sprayer with Locking Trigger

After only a few uses the trigger seems to not close all the way and a little bit of water continues to spray out after releasing. Pressing the trigger again and pumping the bottle up sometimes takes care of that problem. Does what it's supposed to but would look into another one for a similar cost with better reviews.

This sprayer does not work properly. No matter how I adjust he nozzle, it will not spray together. The spray is all over the place and shoots out wide instead of a stream, no matter how much pumping I do. Forget it. I need at least three more this spring and summer, so I will have to find a different kind

I got mine delivered with the bottle all scratched up. The letters on the bottle also looked like they were melted off? The bottle had no leaks. It works just wish I didn't get an ugly looking one

You get what you pay for

Can water all my 30+ orchids in about 1/4 the time than with my regular trigger bottle. Plus no cramped fingers ... #WINNING. I usually have to re-pressurize only once, which is the only reason it didnt get 5 stars. Ialso could have got a bigger size but maybe that would be too heavy.

Bought 2 both of them leak. Not real impressed.

I bought another brand (for $5 more) 2 weeks prior with adjustable spray. Saw this and jumped at $5 cheaper...only thing is that it DOES NOT adjust. It only sprays a stream, no spray/spritz option. Who only buys a sprayer to spray a stream? Horrible! Waste of my money. I have taken it apart, tried to clean it...the issue is that there is only one hole in the sprayer part so no other option but to stream

I have bought several of the Solo sprayers and found them solidly dependable and well constructed