Lawn Sprinklers, 5-in-1 Lawn Sprinkler with 360-Degree Rotation, Large Coverage Area, 5 Arms, Household Automatic Irrigation System for Plants

I doubt if anyone makes the perfect sprinkler. I would have given this the 5th star if it watered the center area of its pattern better. I thought I could adjust a couple of the arms vertically, but it doesn’t like to spin that way at least at moderate pressures. Maybe if it had 6 arms? It loves to spin at very low pressure. When the water pressure is increased, I believe it raises the head and it rubs on its retainer which it slows down. There are 4 orifices on each of the 5 arms. A pair on 2 of the arms intersect at moderate pressures. Not that big a deal but these 2 issues show you’re not paying for a lot of engineering here. I played with the arms in a multitude of combinations. When all of the arms are angled upward it has a very nice pattern for a small area. This baby can water a huge area. At about half of my water pressure the radius was about 15 feet. You’ll have to drag the hose and sprinkler every so often to overlap your patterns to evenly water – I’m thinking the center here. That’s probably not news to anyone who hand waters. The quick connect is handy in that you can remove from the sprinkler to connect it to your hose. That way you’ll not be juggling the sprinkler while you’re dealing with threads. All in all, it should be a pretty versatile, inexpensive sprinkler.

Here is one of those things You would like to tell people to save their money and buy something else. Yes it's light weight. That makes it hard to place on a lush lawn. It won't stay where You put it because it " floats " having no mass. The little extension arms are just an idea. One broke off the second time I used this. I am not rough on My equipment and I just tossed this waste of money in the trash.

This was a super cool sprinkler fur the time that it worked. I had it on for about 20 minutes before the center piece flew straight up in the air. I turn off the sprinkler and reattached it thinking it maybe just needed to be tightened. My kids thought it was a really cool sprinkler so we turned it on again this time I could not get it to rotate. I stopped it again looked to see what the issue could possibly be. I loosened it up a bit and it started to spin but there it went right up into the air (center piece) . So I returned it. I think it was possibly something I was doing wrong. Idk but for a sprinkler it covered a great piece of my large property . Wish it worked for me.

Update (5/11/2022): 2 of the 3 sprinklers I bought no longer spin. They start out spinning and then end up just shooting water into the air.We are trying to get our new sod going with some heavy watering so I was looking for an inexpensive, way to cover a large set of land. Being able to attach multiple sprinklers and extend through the yard is super handy. The water pressure does seem to drop when I have 3 of them going off of the same line, but 2 covers quite a bit of space. This probably depends on a number of factors.They are super lightweight and I’m not too confident on how durable they will be over time, but I’ll post again if they last a while or we run into any issues.I would purchase them again. My only gripe is that the tilting angle of the spray would be better if it was a little more flexible in how low you can get it to go. On windy days the spray sort of goes everywhere.

It's hard to find a sprinkler that can water well in small areas without over-saturating or the rotation stopping because there isn't enough water velocity, but this one is especially well suited for small-to-medium sized spots. I like that you can direct the nozzles on the rotating arms in different directions, which further increases the flexibility for the area you're watering. I don't have a full lawn so not sure how well it will do in very large areas. Very light, and screws on well. It comes with a couple of different nozzles so it can adjust to your hose type, and it also came with some plumbers white tape to help seal the connection. I found the connection directions a bit elusive, but my husband had no problem figuring it out. The connector doesn't screw in, it pops in. Would buy again.

I love this sprinkler - it's lightweight, assembles easily, and is easy to set up for large or small areas. I think it covers 16-18 feet with my water pressure.Here's a recommendation, though - get two, try it out and send the other one back if it's good. I needed 2 and ended up having to buy 5 to get two working sprinklers. One of the first two would spin for 5 minutes and then stop spinning, and its replacement didn't have one of the connectors that should come in the box. I ended up getting two more after sending back the replacement, and one of the two new ones had two identical (wrong) connectors, but the other one had the (standard hose) connector I needed. The vendor was very accommodating and everything was straight in the end.

It’s inexpensive and functional. I didn’t like that the part where you screw the hose on is right over the “foot” of the sprinkler so you can’t grasp it easily to screw on or unscrew the hose. Def a design flaw. I wouldn’t buy it again… but it isn’t annoying enough to return it. I would get a heavier duty metal one where you can easily grasp the part where the hose is attached so screwing and unscrewing is easier. This one is very difficult. It is also a bit too light weight. I would prefer something a little more solid that stays where I put it. It also doesn’t turn…. Regardless of how high or low the water is turned up. It stops turning part of the way through…. So it isn’t great.

I bought it to be able to water a small yard quickly but it doesn’t spin, it spins for a second at 1st and then it stops moving