The watering can differs from the photo. It does not have a handle on top but has 2 handles on the sides. My only objection is the lack of packaging. The product arrived wrapped in a black bag and could have been damaged at the point where the spout of the watering can is attached to the main body. This point of attachment seems "weak". If it is full and you turn it around, it will definitely break and detach. Maybe it should have had a raised base or legs. I'm giving ideas to the manufacturing company. Overall, it has a good sturdy construction. There is no way to see the internal construction or clean it. On the top, there should perhaps be a hole with a screw cap so that you can empty it more easily and quickly. For some, it may be heavy and inconvenient when it is full. First, you turn the watering can upside down and pass a rubber hose through the hole inside the spout. When it is filled with water, it will overflow. You remove the hose and turn it upright, the spout fills up and the water flow stops.