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You are putting the gauge after the regulator, right? Because if you measure pressure right at the faucet, but the regulator comes after the gauge, yeah you're still going to see 70 PSI.
If you see pressure going up and down as you use the hose, the gauge should be fine (and obviously it should go to 0 with no pressure). It's probably the cheap regulator that's just defective.