I've been using the same garden sprayer for years, and now it seems like every new article or ad is pushing one of those fancy, high-tech models. I've always preferred the simple, tried-and-tested systems, and I'm not convinced that these modern, gadget-laden sprayers offer any real advantages. For those recommending the pricey versions—are the extra nozzles, pressure settings, and digital features really justified, or is it just clever marketing?
I’m curious if anyone has done a side-by-side comparison of these new sprayers against the old reliable ones. Do the improvements in spray consistency, reach, or durability really translate into better results in the garden? Or are these so-called innovations merely a way to get you to spend more money without a significant performance increase?
I’d appreciate hearing from long-time gardeners as well as those who've experimented with the newer models. Is it time to consider a change, or is sticking with the basics still the best approach until someone truly breaks the mold?