What are your favorite paint sprayers?

First need to know how often of use, what are you painting, what kind of paint you'll be using and do you already have a compressor? Too many variables to answer at this time.

Here's good low cost one I use https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0711LKPKW/ref=twister_B07F7D26Y2?_encoding=UTF8&th=1 it's good if I need one but if you need to use alot on large areas/projects you'll need upgraded onehttps://best.offers.com/best-paint-sprayers?path=zbe-12939-cog-100i1a&adposition=1t1&creative=302041045604&device=c&network=g&source=s&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIotrN17Sg4QIVRR6tBh1aLw_tEAAYASAAEgKpxvD_BwE

Graco and Wagner are both good quality brands and should suit your needs.

The type of paint you intend to use is important. I have had excellent success with Harbor Freights hvlp sprayer. We use the better one. They have several price points, but the expensive one is still reasonable. It works very well with many different paints. It is critical to use floetrol to thin it a little for a better finish.

I've just resumed crafting and small DIY wood projects after about a 30 yrs hiatus. As a Senior (with weaker fingers), I find my fingers- especially with gloves on- overlay the spray nozzle on spray paint canisters. Because of this, 1/2 of the spray paint drips/globs onto my projects or the ground. To combat this, there are "Spray Can Handles" by Rust-Oleum, Preval, etc. that sell at your local W-M, H.Depot, craft/hardware stores, and online. These Spray Can Handles cost less than $5 and clip onto the spray cans. What a life saver!

I like the HomeRight sprayer. It's affordable and super easy to clean. Just fill it with water and spray until it comes clean. The internal pieces for the nozzle need to be cleaned as well, but it's much faster than I thought it would be.