The best Wagner paint sprayers, compared.
Top pick: Wagner Power Painter 90 Extra Best value: Wagner W 100, 280 W – Lowest shelf price in this set: about £55, with 4.2 from 3,289 reviews. The listing limits it to low-viscosity coatings. Updated October 2026.
A Wagner paint sprayer is an electric tool, and the name covers more than one machine. Fine-spray and models use a turbine and a cup. Control and the 90 are pumps that draw from the tin at a listed 110 bar or 200 bar. You match the coating’s viscosity and the tin’s spray instruction to that technology, then you check whether the price includes a battery. A 5.0 from nine reviews does not take the top-pick award. If the job is a fence, a shed or decking, read the tin’s spray rule in the [fence and decking guide](/hub/paints-and-varnishes/wagner-paint-sprayer/sub/wagner-paint-sprayer-fence-and-decking). The brand sells more than one technology under that name. The corded airless machines list 110 bar, and the 90 lists 200 bar.
A Wagner paint sprayer is an electric tool, and the name covers more than one machine. Fine-spray and models use a turbine and a cup. Control and the 90 are pumps that draw from the tin at a listed 110 bar or 200 bar.
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The Wagner Power Painter 90 Extra Skid, part 2420186, is listed at about £940.62. The style line says on a rack. Figures in the file are 200 bar, a 15 m hose, an 8 litre tank field and a weight of 16.4 kg. The bullets claim HEA with up to 55 percent less overspray and direct suction from the original container. That 55 percent line is Wagner’s claim against conventional airless, not against HVLP, and it is not an independent test. amazon.co.uk shows 5.0 from 9 reviews. The card score is that star rating times 20, so the number is high, and the review base is too small to treat as a wide verdict or to take the top-pick award. Only three review texts are in the file. They praise house-sized speed and a clean finish, and one says an extension for ceilings is not in the pack. Watts are not listed.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Large emulsion jobs if you accept a trade-sized price.
Less suitable: A first garden sprayer, or anyone reading 5.0 from 9 reviews as a broad verdict.
Specifications
Common questions
What pressure is listed?
200 bar. The hose is 15 m. The weight is 16.4 kg and the tank field says 8 litres.
How many reviews support the 5.0 score?
The star line says 5.0 from 9 reviews. The saved listing contains three review texts. That is too few to treat as a wide UK verdict.
Is a ceiling extension included?
The included line lists the basic unit, a 15 m hose, a Vector Pro gun, an HEA 517 nozzle and a manometer. It does not list an extension. One review says you need one for ceilings.
The Wagner Fence and Decking sprayer, article 2369472, is listed at about £60. The listing says 460 W, a 1,400 ml pot, a 1.8 m hose and coverage of up to 5 m² in 9 minutes. Maximum pressure is 8 psi. amazon.co.uk shows 4.5 from 4,784 reviews, the largest count in this set, which is why it is the top pick. The bullets name fences, sheds, decking and garden furniture, plus ordinary solvent-based or water-based fence coatings. It is corded. Screwfix lists this article with a plug at 220–240 V. Reviews describe faster fence panels than a brush, and blocked nozzles when the coating contains grit. Wagner UK states a 170 DIN-sec limit and an RRP of £89.99. The amazon price is the shelf figure. It is not an airless pump, and it is a poor match for interior emulsion from a 10 litre tin. Standard Ronseal Fence Life must not go in a sprayer, so the tin still decides.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Fences, sheds, decking and garden furniture when the tin allows a sprayer.
Less suitable: Interior emulsion from a 10 litre tin, or a coating the tin says is brush only.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing include a battery?
No. It is a corded sprayer. The item-type line says 460 W and 240 V. The hose is 1.8 m.
What does the listing say it can spray?
Standard solvent-based or water-based fence paint, oil, stain, varnish, wood preservatives and treatment. The project line names garden furniture, fences, sheds and decking.
What pressure is printed?
Maximum pressure is 8 psi. That sits beside a 1,400 ml tank and a stated coverage of 5 m² in 9 minutes.
The Wagner Control Pro 250 M, part 2371054, is listed at about £475. The title says 110 bar, adjustable pressure, a 9 m hose and 15 m² in 2 minutes. The amazon weight field says 3.45 kg. Wagner UK states 7.6 kg and 550 W, and says the machine is not for flammable materials. Both weight figures are published. They disagree, so neither is used here as the only truth. Watts are not printed on the amazon listing. The box lists tips 311 and 517. amazon.co.uk shows 4.3 from 415 reviews. Bullets say direct intake from the tin and up to 55 percent less overspray than conventional airless. Reviews praise a large kitchen finished in a day and a long fence, and they also describe thin instructions, a steep learning curve, a stiff hose and a lot of cleaning. One buyer replaced the nozzle before it would spray. Wagner UK’s RRP on the page used here is £499.95.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Frequent wall and fence work where you want HEA airless and will learn the gun.
Less suitable: A first job if you will not mask, clean and keep the tip guard on.
Specifications
Common questions
What is the listed pressure?
110 bar. The title also says the spray pressure is adjustable, with a 9 m hose and coverage of 15 m² in 2 minutes.
Are watts printed on the listing?
No. This amazon listing does not state watts. Wagner UK states 550 W. The part number is 2371054 and the amazon weight field says 3.45 kg, while Wagner UK says 7.6 kg.
Does it spray from a cup?
The bullets say direct intake from the paint container, so you do not decant into a cup. Tips 311 and 517 and a filter set are in the included line.
The Wagner W 100, article 2361508, is listed at about £55, the lowest shelf price in this set, which is why it is the best value. The listing says 280 W, an 800 ml container, a 1.5 m hose and coverage of 5 m² in 12 minutes. amazon.co.uk shows 4.2 from 3,289 reviews, and the rank line says 1 in Paint Sprayers. The bullets limit it to low-viscosity enamels, varnishes, stains, primers and oils, and to small or medium jobs such as fences, furniture and garage doors. It is corded. Reviews mention an even finish after practice, and also thinning and clogs when the coating is thick. Wagner UK caps this model at 90 DIN-sec and lists an RRP of £79.99. A thick fence coating is the fence sprayer’s job, not this cup.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Fences, furniture and garage doors with thin coatings.
Less suitable: Thick emulsion straight from a large tin.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the W 100 cordless?
No. The power source is corded electric. No battery is listed in the box.
What coatings does the listing name?
Low-viscosity solvent-based and water-based enamels, varnishes, protective wood stains, primers and oils. The title also states 800 ml and 280 W.
What coverage figure is printed?
The title says 5 m² in 12 minutes. The hose field says 1.5 m and the weight is 1.66 kg.
The Wagner W 690 FLEXiO, article 2361544, is listed at about £109.99. The title says 630 W, 15 m² in 6 minutes, cups of 1,800 ml and 800 ml, and a 3.5 m hose. The item-type line says 240 V. amazon.co.uk shows 4.2 from 985 reviews, and the rank line says 2 in Paint Sprayers. The box includes both spray attachments. The bullets claim unthinned materials. One review says latex still needed about 10 to 15 percent dilution for atomisation. Wagner UK’s page for this model adds a 10 percent thin for thick gel-like paint on smooth surfaces, and an RRP of £189.99. It is corded. It suits walls plus woodwork when you will adjust the coating and mask for overspray.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Walls plus woodwork, with two attachments in the box.
Less suitable: Buyers who expect latex to spray neat every time.
Specifications
Common questions
Is the W 690 cordless?
No. The power source is a mains cable. The item-type line says 630 W and 240 V.
What is in the box?
The included line lists the base unit, an I-Spray 1,800 ml attachment, a standard 800 ml attachment, a carry strap, instructions, a test poster, a stirrer and a replacement nozzle.
Does the listing claim unthinned paint?
Yes. One UK review still reports diluting latex by about 10 to 15 percent to get atomisation. Wagner UK adds a 10 percent thin for thick gel-like paint on smooth surfaces.
The Wagner W 590 FLEXiO, model number 2361538 on the listing, is listed at about £99.99. The title says 630 W, 15 m² in 6 minutes, and cups of 1,300 ml and 800 ml. The technical table lists a 15 m hose and a weight of 4 kg. The UK page used for this comparison is article 2361539, so the article numbers do not match. amazon.co.uk shows 4.1 from 3,017 reviews. The bullets claim conventional materials, including unthinned materials. One UK review says emulsion straight from the tin struggles. Others describe a learning curve, overspray, and one unit that cut out and tripped a fuse. Wagner’s UK FAQ still puts interior emulsion at 0 to 10 percent thinning. The maker’s RRP on the page used here is £169.99. It is corded.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Walls and woodwork around £100, if you will thin emulsion when the tin needs it.
Less suitable: Buyers who will not adjust emulsion or mask for overspray.
Specifications
Common questions
Does the listing say it sprays unthinned paint?
Yes. The bullets say uniform coverage with conventional materials, including unthinned materials. One UK review says emulsion from the tin struggles.
How long is the hose?
The technical table says 15 metres. The title does not repeat a hose length. The weight field says 4 kg.
Is it cordless?
No. The power source is AC and the title states 630 W. No battery is listed.
The Wagner W 575 FLEXiO, part 2397329, is listed at about £148. The title says 630 W, black, 15 m² in 6 minutes, and cups of 1,300 ml and 800 ml. No hose length is in the file. The weight is 2.8 kg. amazon.co.uk shows 4.0 from 206 reviews. The bullets claim unthinned materials and two air-volume settings. Reviews include emulsion on doors and solvent preserver, and also a buyer who said it did not match the description for walls and ceilings. One review calls the filled cup heavy overhead. It is corded. Treat the unthinned line as the bullet, not as a promise that every emulsion will atomise neat.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Walls and wood when you want the black 630 W FLEXiO.
Less suitable: Ceiling work if a heavy cup is a problem, as one review says.
Specifications
Common questions
What power and cups are in the title?
630 W, with 1,300 ml and 800 ml capacities, and a stated coverage of 15 m² in 6 minutes. The colour is black.
Is a hose length listed?
No. The hose field is not in the saved listing. The weight is 2.8 kg and the dimensions are 29 cm wide by 49 cm high.
Does it claim to spray unthinned paint?
The bullets say uniform coverage with conventional materials, including unthinned materials, in a single coat. Reviews still mention mixing some coatings with water.
The Wagner W 600 FLEXiO 18V, article 2420174, is listed at about £200 as a bare tool. The title says the battery and charger are not included. The bullets name Bosch 18 V POWER FOR ALL and cups of 1,300 ml and 800 ml. The weight is 2.15 kg. amazon.co.uk shows 4.0 from 150 reviews. Only six reviews in the file are marked United Kingdom. One of those says an A2.5 battery drained in about five minutes. Another says two sheds were sprayed and cleaned in under an hour. One report says paint kept coming out after the unit was switched off. Do not compare this shelf price with a complete corded machine. An AMPShare pack is a different battery.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Walls and sheds if you already own POWER FOR ALL batteries.
Less suitable: A whole room on one small battery, or a price that ignores the missing charger.
Specifications
Common questions
Does this W 600 include a battery?
No. The title and the bullets say the battery and charger are not in the scope of delivery. Compatible packs are described as Bosch 18 V POWER FOR ALL.
Which cups are listed?
An I-Spray attachment of 1,300 ml and a standard attachment of 800 ml, plus instructions and a practice poster.
What runtime does the listing state?
The listing states no runtime. One UK review says an A2.5 battery drained after about five minutes and suggests several batteries for a room.
The Wagner Control Pro 250 R, part 2371070, is listed at about £349.99. The item-type line says 550 W and 240 V. The title says 110 bar, a 9 m hose and 15 m² in 2 minutes. The weight is 7.2 kg. The box lists tips 311 and 517. amazon.co.uk shows 4.0 from 148 reviews. The best-sellers sentence is the same text as on the 250 M file, so that rank line is not independent evidence. Bullets say direct intake and up to 55 percent less overspray than conventional airless. Reviews describe a learning curve, wasted paint and a long clean, and say it suits a whole house more than one room. Airless fluid at 110 bar can inject skin if the guard is off. It is corded.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Repeated emulsion where you want HEA airless below the 250 M price.
Less suitable: A single small room, which reviewers say does not repay the setup.
Specifications
Common questions
What pressure and power are listed?
110 bar in the title and the pressure field. The item-type line says 550 W and 240 V. The hose is 9 m.
Do you pour paint into a cup?
The bullets say direct intake from the paint container, with no need to decant or refill a cup.
Does the listing name masonry paint?
A question line asks about masonry. The materials bullet names emulsion, latex, enamels, varnishes, stains and primers. It does not say masonry.
The Wagner W 250 18V, article 2457703, is listed at about £93.99. The title says the battery and charger are not included, and the bullets name Bosch 18 V POWER FOR ALL. The cup is 800 ml and the weight is 0.75 kg. amazon.co.uk shows 3.7 from 50 reviews. The file contains four reviews marked United Kingdom. One says fence paint trickled out. Another objects that no battery was in the box. The colour field is printed in German as gelb, schwarz. The bullets say regular materials in a single coat. They do not use the word unthinned. Price it as a bare tool. It is a poor match if you need a complete kit or if the fence paint is thick.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Garden timber where you already own a POWER FOR ALL battery.
Less suitable: Anyone pricing it as a complete kit, or thick fence paint.
Specifications
Common questions
Is a battery included?
No. The title and the bullets say the battery and charger are not included. The listing names Bosch 18 V POWER FOR ALL batteries.
What size is the container?
800 ml. The included line lists the base unit, instructions, a replacement nozzle seal, a stirring stick and the 800 ml attachment.
Can the listing be read as a metal sprayer?
A question line asks about metal. The title says wood and metal paints. The materials field says plastic, which refers to the tool, not the coating.
The Wagner Control Pro 300 Move 18V, part 2443929, is listed at about £417.70 as a bare tool. The title says the battery and charger are not included. The bullets name Bosch Professional 18 V AMPShare, not POWER FOR ALL. Listed figures are 110 bar, a 7.6 m hose, a 4,700 ml tank field and a weight of 5.2 kg. amazon.co.uk shows 3.6 from 18 reviews. Three reviews in the file are marked United Kingdom. One says buy extra batteries. Another put the battery and charger at £184 on top. One buyer calls the T2 gun quick to wear. A POWER FOR ALL pack does not fit this tool. Add the battery before you compare it with a corded Control Pro.
Pros
Cons
Best for: Airless work away from a socket if you own AMPShare batteries.
Less suitable: A price comparison that ignores the battery, or a POWER FOR ALL owner.
Specifications
Common questions
Which battery does the listing name?
Bosch Professional 18 V AMPShare. The title says the battery and charger are not included. It does not say POWER FOR ALL.
What pressure and hose are listed?
110 bar and 7.6 m. The tank field says 4,700 ml and the weight is 5.2 kg.
How is it carried?
The bullets say backpack straps, a handle, or setting the unit on the ground. Shaped backpack straps are in the included line.
We compared 11 Wagner paint sprayer listings on amazon.co.uk. Shelf prices, stars and review counts are the UK lines captured on 15 October 2026. The score on each card is the amazon.co.uk star rating times 20. It is not a laboratory score. The top pick is the listing with the largest review base: the Fence and Decking sprayer, 4.5 from 4,784 reviews. The best value is the lowest shelf price in the set: the W 100 at about £55. A 5.0 from 9 reviews does not replace that review base. Wagner UK pages are used where the listing and the data sheet disagree, and both figures stay visible.
Amazon stars
100%The full 100 points are the amazon.co.uk star rating times 20. A missing star line would score 0. Review count decides the top pick. The lowest shelf price decides best value. Neither award adds points on top of the stars, and neither is a laboratory result.
A Wagner paint sprayer on amazon.co.uk may be a fine-spray cup, a FLEXiO turbine, or an HEA airless pump. Match the job and the tin before you compare watts. Three of the prices here leave out the battery. This set is 11 UK listings captured on 15 October 2026. None of the scores is a laboratory test.
A Wagner paint sprayer on amazon.co.uk is an electric tool for fences, sheds, furniture, doors and interior walls. The brand sells more than one technology under that name. Fine-spray and FLEXiO models use a turbine and a cup you can clean. Control Pro and the Power Painter 90 Extra are High Efficiency Airless pumps that suck from the tin. The corded airless machines in this set list 110 bar, and the Power Painter 90 Extra lists 200 bar. You choose in this order. First, the job.
The W 250, the W 600 and the Control Pro 300 Move exclude the battery and charger. One 300 Move review put that extra at £184. A POWER FOR ALL pack does not fit the AMPShare tool.
Wagner’s UK FAQ still puts interior emulsion at 0 to 10 percent. One W 690 review diluted latex by about 10 to 15 percent. Standard Ronseal Fence Life is not a sprayer coating.
That line is Wagner’s claim against conventional airless, not against HVLP, and it is not an independent UK test. You still mask. Old paint with grit blocks a nozzle, and a full nozzle left while you stop is a common miss.
The first split is the job. Garden timber once in several years is a cup sprayer. The W 100 is 280 W with an 800 ml cup, and Wagner UK caps it at 90 DIN-sec, so the listing stays with low-viscosity enamels, varnishes, stains, primers and oils. The Fence and Decking sprayer is 460 W with a 1,400 ml pot and a 1.8 m hose, capped at 170 DIN-sec, for fences, sheds, decking and garden furniture. Repeated emulsion is an airless machine with direct intake.
Viscosity is the tin’s problem as much as the gun’s. Wagner’s UK FAQ puts wood and metal coatings and preservatives on undiluted, varnishes and thick paints at 5 to 10 percent, and interior emulsion at 0 to 10 percent. The W 690 bullets claim unthinned materials, and one review still diluted latex by about 10 to 15 percent. Wagner UK also adds a 10 percent thin for thick gel-like paint on smooth surfaces with that model. If the tin says brush only, the tin wins.
Three typical situations, each with a recommendation from this comparison.
You paint garden timber once in several years and you can use a mains lead. The Fence and Decking sprayer is about £60, 460 W, with a 1,400 ml pot and 4.5 from 4,784 reviews. You still have to read the tin. Standard Ronseal Fence Life must not go in a sprayer.
You want direct intake from the tin for repeated emulsion, not an 800 ml cup. The Control Pro 250 M is about £475, listed at 110 bar with a 9 m hose, and 4.3 from 415 reviews. Reviews describe a learning curve and a long clean. It is a poor first job if you will not mask and flush the gun.
You already own a Bosch 18 V POWER FOR ALL pack and you do not want to price a bare tool as a complete kit. The W 600 FLEXiO 18V is about £200 before that battery, with both cups in the box and 4.0 from 150 reviews. An AMPShare pack does not fit it.
The top pick is the Wagner Fence and Decking sprayer, about £60, because 4.5 from 4,784 reviews is the largest review base in this set. It is a corded fine-spray tool for fences, sheds, decking and garden furniture, not an airless pump for a 10 litre tin of emulsion. The best value is the W 100 at about £55, the lowest shelf price here, with 4.2 from 3,289 reviews, and the listing limits it to low-viscosity coatings. A 5.0 from 9 reviews on the Power Painter 90 Extra does not replace either award. None of these scores is a laboratory test.
Wagner W 100, 280 W
Lowest shelf price in this set: about £55, with 4.2 from 3,289 reviews. The listing limits it to low-viscosity coatings.
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Peter F. is the editor for DIY & tools at productscompared.co.uk. Comparisons in this category are checked against amazon.co.uk listings, review evidence and public UK sources.
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