Sprayers Plus YT25E Battery Sprayer in Lawn and Garden - 12V Lithium-ion with Viton Seals & O-Ring, Brass Wand & Nozzle & Shoulder Strap, Yard Sprayer, Lawn Care,2gallon

I purchased this for two reasons: 1. to make lawn care easier; 2. To apply a bleach solution to a roof for algae control. A. Power. This unit doesn't sound powerful but it did project my bleach solution 20 feet vertically in stream mode. I was impressed. B. Battery life. I ran this unit for about 45 minute and the battery charge status LEDs still show full charge. Also impressive. C. Ease of use... No issues except for installing the filter at the base on the inside. A little difficult. Also, the on/off switch is a bit tricky to use, minor issue. D. Durability: heavy gauge plastic 2 gallon container. Lid and gaskets are solid. Wand also solid. So... Seems sturdy. I don't know how well the pump will hold up and that's a key component. So far after limited use I'm very pleased with this purchase.

I bought this in 2020 and still working like a charm!

Brilliant piece of kit, battery has a decent life, great quality, uses full tank with a pump directly, I mentioned this because I bought a scotts battery sprayer from America, the battery on that one only built pressure so could only fill to 60%, just pressurises like a manual pump , broke after 5 minutes, sent it back, I’m glad because this one is far better using and quality.

It is a perfect garden sprayer . Not too big or too heavy but large enough to do most spray jobs I have. I like the shoulder strap. The device is well presented and looks to be good quality .

After having used my manual pump up 2 gallon sprayer for nearly 20 years, it decided to begin leaking air. I could not find the leak. Having to stop every 20 seconds to pump up the sprayer was not working for me. I thought that it would really be nice to have a sprayer that ran off of battery power. When I searched on line, I found many that provided a built in battery operated air pump that would pressurize the tank so that manual pumping wouldn't be needed. But I did read all the user reviews and many had complains that are just rather common because they still operate on air pressure inside the tank. While I don't know anything about battery operated sprayers, I wondered why no one was making a sprayer with a pump that pumped the liquid, not the air. I thought about the liquid pumps that are in the bottom of our car's gas tanks that drive the liquid gasoline to the engine. Did anyone make such a garden sprayer? After extensive Google searching, I found a company called Sprayers Plus that makes exactly what I was thinking of. After reading some user reviews, I purchase this YT25E sprayer from Amazon. It is expensive BUT when I see the quality of construction, I could see why. Everything is so well thought out. High quality parts and fabrication are used throughout. It has a longer hose than the "normal" pump up garden sprayers which allowed me to strap the sprayer into a light weight luggage type, 2-wheel cart so I can transport it everywhere without making my arm/shoulder sore. Once the switch is turned on, the pump runs continually. When I'm not squeezing the release handle to apply the contents, the liquid is just pumped back into the container. The spray is absolutely uniform. The spray patter does not change like it does in my manual pump sprayer when the air pressure begins to run out. It is no longer work to do weed patrol with this sprayer. I actually look forward to it. I highly recommend this sprayer