Orbit SunMate Oscillator Sprinkler, 3600 Square Feet

You get what you pay for, I wish could say that about all of the oscillator sprinklers I have bought over the passed 50+ years of watering lawns. The best life I've gotten out of an expensive ($40+) is about 3 years of good use and another couple of years saying nasty words. I have no plan of keeping/using this sprinkler more than one season.This sprinkler has good heavy coverage area, at my well water system pressure of 35 to 55 PSI it does not cover 2800 square feet. It is light weight and cost about ten bucks with Amazon Prime prepaid shipping. If it sold for nine dollars I would have given it five starts.

If you want an Oscillator that's going to be around for a few years; this is not the one to buy

Have used it all summer - frequently. So far holding up well and does what I need it to do. My yard has an incline, so occasionally need to hold it in place with a brick if setting at a certain angle. For the price, a good sprinkler.

This is a good investment for lawn watering. It is not overly expensive and does all the patterns that the more expensive lawn waterers have. The only problem I have with it is that one cannot stop it to soak a particular area with0ut removing a screw. I have an old oscillating waterer that can be easily fixed in one postion by just popping off the eccentric lever.

This is been working very well for mein been sitting out the very hot weather here in Vegasand has held up very wellin fact, when the water comes on. It's almost coming out like a hot water heaterit's been a good investment for me

This sprinkler is okay -- it waters a fairly large area and is easy to use. Unfortunately one of the holes is not quite right, such that the water from that hole shoots out at slightly the wrong angle. This leads to a bare strip on the ground that the sprinkler doesn't water, maybe 2 feet wide.

Not bad for an inexpensive sprinkler. I bought 3 at one shot, since I had patches of new sod scattered all over the yard. The Orbits are easy to adjust, lightweight, and do the job just fine.

I've had it for just over a month and it's started to make a clicking noise and having a hard time oscillating. If I have the water on full blast it will click a couple of times and then push through and keep moving, but if I turn the water down a little it'll start clicking and just get stuck and water the same spot forever. I didn't expect it to last forever given the price but I think it should last a season at least.