525023 Whisper Sprinkler Head, Light Gray

I like this product, it works with less water pressure than the rainbird type, nd last longer that orbit brand.

We have purchased a few of these heads. We have a good underground system, but it can get over 100 F several days during the summer. We can get dry spots in some places, and so we hook this up on a hose to get extra water to those spots. This is easy to set directionally, and can also be diffused when needed. Excellent gear-style sprinkler head.

I have a lawn that is split into two areas that are each no bigger than about 25 ft square. I’ve tried plastic “oscillating” and “stationary” sprinklers and found them difficult to adjust and virtually useless for efficiently getting water to the farthest corners of the “square” of my lawn. Unfortunately although overhead “impact” type sprinklers are far easier to situate and adjust for reaching every corner of a lawn, the ones that are readily available in stores are for much larger spaces.It took me a long time to find a “portable” (used with garden hose) overhead sprinkler that would work for such a small space. I was so happy to finally find these “gear driven” sprinklers which I use on the Orbit 1/2-Inch Metal Ring Sprinkler Base 58030 that I also purchased on Amazon. Although this sprinkler head would work better on a slightly larger lawn, it works fine for my small lawn if the faucet is set to a low enough (but not too low!) water pressure/output and with the water trajectory adjusted low to the ground. Arch of coverage is easily adjusted by moving the orange tabs on either side of the sprinkler output piece. Water trajectory likewise easily adjusted via the faucet output or moving the output piece on the head forward or backward. On occasion they will stop oscillating in high winds and/or if there is not enough water pressure, which can be a little frustrating, but usually fairly easily remedied with an adjustment. The fact that it is made out of plastic also makes it feel a bit cheap and fragile. Nonetheless this head with that metal Orbit base had worked well enough for the past month (about 3 hours/week) and makes it so much easier to reach every corner of my lawn that I purchased a second set for use in tandem on the other half of the lawn.Update: I've been using these for about a year now on in conjunction with the Orbit 1/2-Inch Metal Ring Sprinkler Bases 58030 sold here on Amazon. I've been using them for about an hour at a time, 3 times a week on average minus a day or two here and there (due to rainy days of which there were many this past year.) I have never removed these sprinkler heads from the Orbit bases since I first assembled them together. I attach a hose to use them and then afterwards remove the hose and empty the unit as best as I can and store it away in a "shed" away from the elements. The Orbit bases seem to be rusting a bit, but presumably since they're made of plastic, these heads themselves still seem to be working just as well as when I first got them. My original pet peeves when using them remains--the fact that they will cease oscillating if the water pressure is not high enough makes it tricky to adjust for use on my small lawn. I also still worry that these heads are fragile so have taken some care in handling them over the year, but with such precaution, they've held up just fine

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The best sprinkler for lawn or garden

Very short lived chinese product bought from "life and home". Has 2 tabs for setting arc of area to be watered. One tab has no tension at all so nozzle just pushes it out of the way, you end up watering everywhere. Sure, it's over the 30 day warranty . Seller chooses not to help. Crap is crap.

I paid $15 and that’s all it’s worth if it lasts a season or two. It is quiet and has a good spray pattern but 80’ radius is a stretch. It’s more in the range of 60’. I installed it on a spike base so it’s easy to move around.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B088ZNL621/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o07_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1

I just love these sprinklers. They are easy to set. They are a bit fragile but I still love them.