WORKSITE Cordless Paint Sprayer Gun with 3 Spray Patterns, 2.0A Battery and Adjustable Valve Knob for Painting Ceiling, Fence, Cabinets, Walls

It worked great til I used the second time. It sounded kinda rough. Worked about 4 more times of use and stopped working. Th e lights come on but the gun just doesn’t do anything.

This product worked pretty well when it worked. Battery life isn't that great. Bought extra battery just in case but you'll only get a couple of hours at best. A little over after a month of usage the sprayer does not work. The air is blowing but the paint is not being sucked up by the tube. The line is clear when you hold the trigger and run water. If you hold the tool upside down to get water in the hole and pull the trigger then it'll spray. Verified paint/water mixture from instruction and even just used plain water but it'll blow air but no liquid as it is not being sucked up. Feel like it is a waste of money for a product to only work for about 30 days.

Easy to use. Comes with 2 batteries. Perfect for any residential or more type jobs.

I’m a hobby woodworker but I absolutely despise finish work. I recently built an entryway bench and my wife wanted it painted white. I had tried a cheapo paint sprayer years ago and it was a disaster, but decided to give it another shot with a better quality sprayer. This one definitely worked great after a little trial and error with getting the paint thinned down right. My advice…don’t over think it and toss the little funnel device. Just thin your paint, test it, and adjust as needed.Pros:-Breaks down for EASY cleaning-Adjustment dials to fine tune the spray-Minimal overspray with the low pressure-Not very loudCons:-Battery takes too long to charge. Should have come with a fast charger-Battery drains faster than expected-Motor heats up pretty quick. I’m concerned about it’s longevity, especially if I have a larger project to sprayOverall I’m glad I bought this and would recommend it, with the caveat that there is room for improvement. It meets my needs though and made the painting process much less painful

I was impressed with this little lightweight handheld sprayer. It took me a few tries to get the paint flow and spray tip working in unison. I used it to spray cinder blocks. The paint was coming out so fast that I couldn't see it. When I finished painting and waited a while, I saw the paint coverage was great—no second coat needed. I'm still learning, but so far, so good. I like this sprayer.