Ukoke UGS02 Cordless Electric Power Garden Sprayer, 1 Gallon Tank Portable Handhel, 45 psi & 0.132 GPM (500ml per min) Grey & White 20V 2A Battery & Charger Included

The media could not be loaded. I bought this to use on my garden. I like to use natural materials to keep pests away so my veggies stay organic and I needed a way to spray it on my plants. This is very easy to use and came with a fully charged battery so it was ready to go right out of the box. It was quick to assemble and works really well. It holds a gallon or so of liquid. Honestly, anything larger would have been to heavy for me to use without struggling. The battery life is very long so I was able to get to all of my crops at one time.

Don’t waste your money. Basically a single use item, but there weren’t any other options last summer. Now there are several. I paid $42.00 and it went to $80.00 today…4/13/25. Tariffs shouldn’t be an issue right now. Anyways it’s junk! Buy USA, plenty options from $29-39.00. I am replacing the second once I got last summer.

It's incredibly easy to assemble and use, and highly efficient. In just a few minutes, I sprayed insecticide on four fruit trees, including two very tall ones that were previously hard to reach. With its impressive 20-foot spraying range, I'm thoroughly impressed and have no hesitation recommending it to my friends!"

First, it leaks, especially when more than half full. So I went and got some 1'x1' gasket material (rubber is best; cork can be difficult to work with since it tears so easily. I made a paper cutout of the surface between the top and bottom, and cut the gasket to match. Be sure to leave a hole for the tubing. Next I sprayed some spray craft adhesive [eg, DAP contact cement]. Don't over spray, just enough make it stick [you may have to peel it off sometime later]. That solved the leakage problem.The plastic fill hose sucks. It has a goose neck bend only allows it to access the top half of the fluid. So back to the hardware store. I bought 1-1/2 feet of clear plastic 5/16" o.d, 3/16" i.d., the kind used for small water pump motors. Because the tubing came off a roll, it was bent too, so I used a heat gun to straighten it out. Note that this trick didn't work on the original tubing :(Also not that when charging the battery, don't be fooled if you see a green light. The battery is only fully charged when there are four lights [sorry, Capt. Picard].If it weren't for these issues I would probably have given the unit more stars. The above problems could have been easily stars with only about a dollar in additional manufacturing costs.BTW, the so-called manual sucks too!

have not used it yet. Heavy, even empty. Will update when used.

Higher quality sprayer than I expected. wand is multipart so it can be disassembled easily and it is made by metal rather than cheap plastic, the battery come with it works long enough for you to get the job done.The shoulder strap carries the weight for you.

Did not come with battery charger but no battery. Will update if they remedy or not. Currently I advise to caution before purchasing

Since I bought this one, I never need to carry big bucket of water to watering my garden any more. It gives a good pressure and very easy to use.