Gardena20575 | Up to 2300 sq ft - ZoomMaxx Adjustable Oscillating Sprinkler on Metal Step Spike for Watering Large Area Lawn with US Hose Threads, Yard and Garden. Gardena Quick Connects

Our townhouse association shut off the water sprinklers to save money. Using my own water supply I needed something that would work in smaller confined areas. My lawn is postage stamp size - say 20 x 20 feet in area. It is adjacent to two driveways and it was important to keep our very hard water off the driveways and more importantly off the cars that park on them. This is perfect, you can adjust the angle, rate of flow, and tightly focus the stream to only land on the grass. I left it out all summer, it is barely noticeable, and use a timer to control frequency. Lawn has never looked better, even when the sprinklers were working, this does a much better job with coverage.

Wish I would have just bought this brand out of the gate, as it would have saved me a ton of time, and would not have wasted tons of water like the other stuff I experimented with. Controls are precise, movement is butter smooth, and seals seem to actually work. I purchased both the little Gardena 38124 ZoomMaxx, and its bigger brother (don't know the model off hand) and am very happy with both. With other brands and sprinkler designs, I struggled with big watering blind-spots in the areas close to the head, as most shoot the water in a big, concentrated arc shape. This vertical oscillating designs solves that. Ordering 4 more of the little one to cover the rest of the yard.One note, I couldn't hit the ranges advertised on the product (especially with the big one), but my water flow situation is less than ideal here. Historic home with an old, calcified 1/2" copper intake pipe supplying the whole house, so I put the blame mostly here.

The media could not be loaded. I have been gardening for decades, mostly tending perennials. Nearly all the lawn of my small suburban yard is now perennial gardens. The gardens are all odd shapes: round, narrow, around trees, along the side of the house, etc. These odd shapes make it very difficult to water the beds! I have been using a Gardena AquaZoom oscillating sprinkler for many years. While it has served me well over the years, it was always difficult to use such a large sprinkler for tiny/narrow/odd-shaped gardens. I do not water any lawn ever. I needed something specifically made for little gardens.I hesitated for a long time to purchase the Gardena ZoomMaxx mostly because I could not find details about how small of an area i could water with it. DO NOT HESITATE! This thing goes down to "tiny" !!!!There are so many ways to adjust this sprinkler and that helps immensely:there are two tabs to adjust each side of the width of the water flow (the "wave")there are two knobs to adjust the point at which the wave will stop and then oscillate to the other sidethere is a knob to adjust the pressure of the flow. This keeps the sprinkler oscillating and also adjusts the height of the wave.the sprinkler head rotates. I love this feature. So much more flexibility in where I can set the sprinkler.It all sounds like a lot but it's super easy to use. The spike is sturdy and raises the sprinkler head above the ground a bit. Just poke the sprinkler in the ground, rotate the head in any direction, and get watering!

Like many of us I've been through the various sprinklers that we purchase from Amazon or the local big box stores. Ultimately they all disappoint, either too light to stay in place, break or don't have solid performance. I must admit that the quality of this device, its output and ability to go from tiny trickle to large dispersion is very good. The large ground stake with foot step is easy to place the device and feel confident that it will stay in place. Next it has the ability to adjust water throw 4 ways. There are 2 slider switches to control the left-side and right-side throw angle independently. Also there are two vertical turn dials to control the number of degrees that the sprinkler travels/throws to the right side or left. So if looking at the sprinkler from the side - it's easy to have it travel from noon to complete parallel to ground to the right side - while adjusting the other vertical turn dial to only have it travel from noon to 10am (or any exact adjustment from none to full) or to simply stop at noon to the left-side if you're only choosing to throw to one side. I've used it for nearly two months - changing its location frequently to augment areas where built in sprinklers don't cover well enough. I'm happy to report that it still operates as new and hasn't show indication of breaking any time soon. It's not cheap but if you're looking to enter a longer than single season relationship with your sprinkler - this has been a good purchase.

This little tiny smaller than most sprinkler that attaches to a garden hose covers far more area with a solid spray, then the traditional kind. This covered my whole front yard where I normally have to move the sprinkler a few times to get my front yard covered. I am very happy with this product and I am likely to buy more from this company. I'm going to watch out for other items they offer. One important thing is don't throw away the instructions. It has several little knobs in adjustments that can be made that are not labeled on it. Each adjustment affects how it works.

Been using it for a month and have had zero problems. Easy to adjust, decent coverage and looks well made. I wish they made one that would cover more area.

Nice build quality and very easy to setup. I have some new sod and this has been nice in keeping it watered every day. Can dial in just the area o need and no more.

Have low water pressure . This thing works really well compared to convential sprinklers.At first , I was skeptical of plastic build, however it has held up well so far. The quick releases fittings work better than the brass ones i already had.I have had it for 6 months now. super satisfied. (as well as surprised)