Price: $22.00
Pros: Easy to use. Plenty of water pressure. Cleans bottles quickly.
Cons: The unit tends to slide around. The hose is very rigid, giving me less flexibility than I would like.
Recommended? Yes

Comments: The pros far outweigh the cons to this device. Coming from one who manually scrubbed bottles with a bottle scrubber, this is probably one of the top one or two investments for a bottling homebrewer. Easy to attach to the sink, creates plenty of pressure, and saves infinite time and hassle. I can clean an entire batch of bottles in under 10 minutes now!

Pros: Saves your back and time
Cons: Supplied hose attachment is too short, too stiff, needs a hose clamp
Recommended? Yes

Comments: I use it regularly and does what it supposed to do including giving you a spray once in a while. The hose it came with is too stiff so if you don't have the exact height for the house from faucet to the sink, the unit will not stay flat. I also ended up using a hose clamp because it was coming loose and making a real mess (this happens under high pressure water and if there is not at least one nozzle flowing).

Price: $17.00
Pros: Easy to use, get rids of soap suds in a second, quick discontect from sink, good pressure
Cons: It connects to a male garden hose fitting on the sink - a separate connector may need to be purchased from a hardware store for your sink
Recommended? Yes

Comments: Makes bottle washing a breeze. No more shaking, rinsing and re-rinsing to get rid of any soap/foam. You'll save tons of time and hot water. The pressure is good enough to use on a carboy (separate carboy nozzle included) and make removing yeast sediment/cake very quick.
The quick disconnect from the sink is also handy as the entire attachement came be removed with one twist thereby allowing you to use you faucet for normal operations.
This won't damage the faucet since the base that sits in the sink/laundry tub absorbs the weight and pressure of the bottles/carboy- not the faucet itself.
It will save you tons of time.