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set it up on the kitchen shelf—antenna holds position and doesn’t flop, light’s bright enough. last storm, kept up with news, battery swap wasn’t fiddly. not what you’d see in stores, actually feels heavier than expected.
assembly took me less than 2 min and every connection locked super tight, no water leaking unlike the last cheap one i tried where the joints kept spinning. already cleaned my patio this weekend, left it out in the shed for next time.
plugged the hose to see fit first before anything, connector snug, tried with another hose and this one slips way less. left it by the garage door, waiting for weekend use.
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