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Terry
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2025
Outstanding product. With the additional nozzles, it was easy to cover more area with fewer steps. Being somewhat disabled that is a big upside.
Spencer
Reviewed in the United States on March 25, 2025
It stopped working after the first use. The pump doesn't work anymore and the wand doesn't have a trigger for normal use. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DMSQ7B61 Use this wand instead. Is there a replacement pump motor? Not worth buying.
Hannah
Reviewed in the United States on February 15, 2025
We love, love, love this sprayer. It is a bit large and definitely heavy when filled (so, I've learned to do half tanks or slightly more), but this thing is a work-horse and a time-saver.
Bruce Cushman
Reviewed in the United States on February 13, 2025
Seems like a good product. Heavy duty plastic. It's cold here so only tried it for a few mins to make sure it all works. Bummer the measurements on the tank are in liters and not gallons. But hey, it's made is the USA and their customer support is absolutely amazing. Quick responses and wholeheartedly want to make sure you are happy with your purchase and their product. FYI the instructions are horrible.
Liberty
Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2025
This sprayer is a total win! It’s powerful, easy to use, and super versatile. The adjustable pressure knob and 80 PSI give you control for all kinds of jobs, and the translucent tank makes it easy to see how much is left. Filling it up is simple with the wide mouth, and the padded straps make it comfy to wear, even for long jobs. The 6 nozzles are great for switching between tasks, and the battery lasts forever. Definitely recommend this one!
Customer
Reviewed in the United States on January 10, 2025
The spray works well. 80 psi is enough pressure to operate the sprayer. It comes with certain sprayer heads but I had to purchase different ones (flat tip). I am in the US and they sent me a sprayer that is in liters and not gallons. Not sure why sice I ordered a 4.2 gallon sprayer and I am from the US. No trigger. In order to stop spraying, you have to reach back and hit the power button or turn the nob. Need a trigger. Overall, it works great. Extra tips were inexpensive. The sprayer itself is worth the cost. Oh, shoulder straps tend to disengage from the sprayer if you don't use the correct angle to put the sprayer on. The tip you see is a fan tip.
Stuart S.
Reviewed in Canada on July 22, 2024
Product is exactly as expected, worked perfectly, and has been a great garden tool
Barry Cuthbertson
Reviewed in the United States on November 8, 2024
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Bob J.
Reviewed in Canada on November 5, 2024
Customer service is top. Small matter dealt with right away. Absolutely no complaints from me.
L. & C. Hoff
Reviewed in the United States on November 13, 2024
Did not come with the trigger hose sprayer but can be added to the order for $6 and change. I tested all the nozzles and they work as designed. I also bought the 100psi model sprayer and it works well also. I have not seen any leaking from either unit as in other reviews.This unit also has a compartment on top for other nozzles and teflon tape. Battery is long lasting even on full power. Love the adjustable pump pressure.Also, I have not seen such great customer service in 30 years.Highly recommend this unit. Very good value.
Eric
Reviewed in Canada on October 9, 2024
Right out of the gate I suppose I underestimated just how heavy the pack was going to be when full. Then again I should've done the math:4.2 gallons @ ~8.5 lbs/gallon (liquid)= ~ 35.7 lbs (+8.82 lbs pack weight)= ~ 44.5 lbs [+/- 1.5 lbs]I won't lie that it can sometimes be a struggle to get the thing on the back, and the legs need to be ready to accept the load. Fortunately, it's much easier if you only fill it part of the way up and refill as needed. The shoulder pads are actually ok in terms of comfort, and if you spray with a sweater or jacket on, it's definitely doable. But don't forget that you're also lugging around a battery in addition to the liquid in the tank.Wasn't so much a fan of the handle initially so I wrapped it in grip tape and now it's more comfortable. Not sure what kind of technique others use to get it on (like a table or stairs or whatever), but the handle is a must for me so it better be comfortable. Build materials don't feel professional though. Decently durable plastics, but the trigger spray gun just feels....aftermarket. Plus you can't use the spray gun with the telescopic lance since they're separate attachments. That was a bit of a bummer, especially for controlling the flow rate and for spot applications.Fortunately, the pack doesn't disappoint when it comes to power. It was quite surprising at first tbh. With the NA-33-1 nozzle on (my favourite) it's almost like spraying water out of a pressurized hose, albeit with a more diffuse mist. So in that sense, blanket garden application is very decent imo. When you put the lance on though, you have to control the flow with the other hand, so it's definitely not as convenient. Unfortunately it's also not nearly as powerful as a plug-in pressure washer so I can't recommend it as a replacement; but for liquid fertilization on a small lawn or large garden, I can attest to its veracity. But wear thin gloves at the very least when working with dilute nitrates or other chems because the safeties on the valves are lax. Non-existent actually. So you're at the mercy of the stoppers inside the valves when it comes to leaks.Nevertheless, I still think it's a decent sprayer. My father had one that was basically two giant cylinders on wheels with a mechanical pressurization (pretty expensive back in the day too), but this one is FAR more convenient imo, and does a VERY similar job. Not sure if you can replace the battery once it cycles out; so if that's a concern, some more research could be warranted. But for now, it works for me. Four stars overall.
Steve J
Reviewed in Canada on October 7, 2024
This Battery Powered Backpack Sprayer from NPGLOBAL is a big improvement over the small hand pump sprayer that I've been using. It has a much larger capacity (4.2 gallons/16L) compared to my old sprayer that's only 1 gallon/3.75L, so I don't have to stop and refill it constantly, and the backpack design while larger and heavier than my old sprayer is much more comfortable to carry since it's on my back rather than being carried in one hand.The sprayer has a large 8Ah rechargeable Lithium battery located in the base. The battery lasts an incredibly long time and provides a constant spray pressure unlike my old sprayer that would need to be manually pumped up every few minutes to maintain pressure. The pressure is easy to adjust and can be set anywhere from as low as 21.8 psi all the way up to 80 psi if needed. The package includes a short 8 inch spray gun style wand with a trigger and a longer straight wand that extends from 18 inches to 32 inches, along with 6 different spray nozzles that should cover all your spraying needs. You also get the battery charger, some spare O-rings, a handle for the straight wand, and two washable filters.Unfortunately you can't use both of the provided wands at the same time so you have to choose between the shorter trigger style wand that's easier to control spraying with, or the longer wand that has a much greater reach but can only be stopped/turned off using the power button on the side of the tank which can be a little cumbersome. I actually prefer using the straight wand because I don't have to bend over as much as I do with the trigger wand.So far I've used this sprayer three times, once around the front and back yards of our house, once on my parents 4 car cobble stone driveway and once around our cottage property, and it's still going strong on the first charge. Overall I'm very happy with this sprayer, so it gets a highly recommended and 4.5 out of 5 stars.
NorOnt Off Grid
Reviewed in Canada on October 28, 2024
The sticker on the front is not there.... I'll let that slip as this is a Canadian market... but update the photo please.All the attachments except the gun-style one are really low quality plastics. That one is at least mediocre except that it doesn't quite shut off when you let go the trigger, you have to push the trigger out to get it to stop dribbling. The tank unit itself seems good heavy duty plastic, but the lids on it are lacking, in that they feel light weight and might not last long. The yellow clips that hold the backpack straps are really low grade plastic. The strapping itself is passable, but barely because it can be slippery in the buckles. The shoulder pads aren't really pads they just distribute load over a larger area, it's a very high density foam of some sort. The top attachment of the straps is on the weakest part of the tank.It has it's own specialized charger.Now as for how it works: It has some pretty good pressure throwing 15 feet easily, maybe 20 if you angle it right, no wind, or your can set up so it's a nice gentle misting spray or anything in between. There are a lot of other attachmentsPlacement of the power switch is the best place it could be, because there is no good place on a backpack.I'll end by saying, if it were super-cheap and you just want something for a light-duty cycle, this would work for a time.
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