Cordless Garden Sprayer with 3 Nozzles, High Pressure

One button, three spray patterns, real reach

• One button, no pumping

  Press once and the spray runs. Your hand stays on the grip instead of working a pump, so a long watering session feels the same at the end as it did at the start. The battery level indicator sits on the handle, so you see the charge before you walk out to the garden.

• Reach the top of the hedge

  The silver telescopic wand extends to carry the spray to the top of tall shrubs while you stand on the ground. No ladder, no stretching, no soaked sleeve from leaning into the foliage.

• Three patterns for every plant

  Each yellow nozzle gives a different spray. Use the fine mist for foliage and seedlings, the directed jet for deep soaking at the base of a shrub, and the wide spray for lawn edges. Swapping takes a twist, with no tools.

Set it up in five quick steps

1. 1
   Fit the nozzle

   Screw the nozzle onto the wand and tighten it firmly by hand.

2. 2
   Attach the extension rod

   Push the extension rod into the handle until it seats.

3. 3
   Thread the nut onto the hosepipe

   Unscrew the nut and feed it over the end of the hosepipe first.

4. 4
   Connect the hosepipe to the handle

   Insert the hosepipe into the tail end of the handle, then tighten the nut to seal it.

5. 5
   Insert the filter

   Push the filter into the hosepipe. Your sprayer is ready to charge and use.

Everything in the box, six pieces

• Electric sprayer handle×1

  Matte teal grip with one-button start and battery indicator

• Extension rod×1

  Silver telescopic metal wand

• Spray nozzle set×3

  Three spray patterns in bright yellow

• Hosepipe×1

  Flexible hose that connects to the handle

• Filter×1

  Fits inside the hosepipe to keep debris out

• Nut and fittings×1

  Seals the hosepipe to the handle

From pumping to one press

The arm that gets tired

Every watering day starts the same way. You pump the handle until your forearm burns, then move to the next hedge and find the top half of it still dry. The lawn edges get skipped, the tall shrubs get a quick splash, and the sore wrist lingers into the evening.

One press, the whole hedge

The cordless handle changes the job. You press the button, the high-pressure spray starts, and the telescopic wand carries the water up into the hedge. A battery level indicator on the handle shows how much charge you have left before you start.

Watering that stays upright

Evenings get calm again. You stand straight, sweep the spray across the foliage from the base upward, then switch to a softer nozzle for the flower pots by the step. The whole garden gets done before the light goes.

What to expect as you use it

1. First use
   Assembled and charged

   Assemble the five steps, charge the battery and check the indicator. Start with the fine mist nozzle on a single plant to learn the controls.

2. 3 uses
   Patterns feel familiar

   You will know which nozzle suits foliage and which suits soil. You will also know how far the wand reaches before you need to move.

3. 30 days
   Watering takes less effort

   Regular watering is noticeably easier than pumping a manual sprayer. Keep the filter clean and check the fittings for a snug seal.

Less pumping, more reach than a pump