Bandwagon 3 in 1 Portable Sprinkler System with 5 Spray Settings

I sent them back after using them once. I suppose if you have a yard like is pictured, they would probably work okay. I live in AZ and the ground is very hard here, so; first of all, they wouldn't even stake into the ground and that's the only way you can use them.2nd, I needed them to water between 3 citrus trees I have that sit in a row. You cannot angle the hose and the sprayers to go where you want them to because the place where the water comes out of the top is on the same side that the hose attaches to. So, I had to twist the hose sideways to get the water to flow where I needed it. The sprinkler head itself is very cheap. The 3 hoses are pretty good.Another important issue, is when you have all 3 hooked together, there is no water pressure beyond the first unit. Water flows out of the first unit nicely and just trickles out of the other 2. Even with the water turned on full blast, It would only trickle out of the remaining 2 sprinklers. If you hook each one up to it's own designated hose I suppose it would work good, but that does defeat the purpose in design.Don't waste your money! These are just another gimmick!

Didn’t work great, not enough water pressure to use the round or square holes. As a result it didn’t water the way I wanted to. Trying to figure out how to change it to make it better but I’m highly discouraged and don’t recommend this product.

Used it all last summer and was delighted to be able to set it up in a crescent shaped garden. It was admittedly a wet set up to get all the sprays in the right position, and they do clog occasionally, because there's no filter at the hose. But after all that, one twist of the faucet, and for weeks I could sit out and have a cool drink and watch as the garden is watered. My mother was delighted to come and water for us when we went on vacation because it was so easy.But, we just got the set out of the basement and it's a mess. The hoses all need to be replaced, and two of the heads are cracked. Apparently they don't hold up well to UV. Great that they're $20, but frankly my message to the company is: Make a more expensive set that goes at least a few seasons. I'd pay $90-100 if I knew it would last at least 3 seasons. I'd suggest making them brown, dark green or black, add a filter at the hose connector, make the heads rotate on top of the spike (so you can move the pattern without wrestling the hose into an awkward easily-kinked position), and add decent hoses.In spite of my criticism, I still like the system, AND there really doesn't seem to be anything out there that is better. That new noodle thing apparently only has one way in for the hose and only spreads about 8', so is impossible for a long narrow garden. But the no-go for me is that reviewers said the noodles moved from their position. No thanks.I am planning to try to rig a system with T connectors along the length of the garden and adding short lengths of smaller more flexible hose going to each head to avoid the turning/placement problem, and I've ordered more heads. It's not perfect, but it will work.

This is actually much sturdier than I anticipated. The reviews were mixed with a lot of negatives it seemed. This works perfectly for me in my small front garden. Yes the spray nozzles are plastic but they are substantial and I appreciate the ability to dial up different spray patterns.I can’t speak to the longevity of the product but my initial satisfaction is a high rating.

These sprinklers work, but I wouldn't use them for your lawn, unless you have a very small (less than 200 sq foot) area of lawn. I bought two sets, and use them for my garden. The six sprinklers manage to do the job, and make it easier for me to make garden watering a "turn on the valve and walk away" operation.I bought these sprinklers from Get Organized, via Amazon. Be prepared for a long wait. The company only ships via discount Ground, (actually a service that harnesses the U.S. Postal service) so it takes a while.*********Pros:* They're a definite time saver. I used to spend an hour (literraly, not exaggerating) to water my garden. Now I just turn on the valve.* You don't have to spend a big bucks on an installed system.* You can put them where you want them, and they will stay.* There are lots of spray options, so you can control where the water lands, to a certain extent.* They are made of very durable material. (I was surprised that they weren't flimsy.Cons:* They use a small diameter hose to connect. That means less water volume. You could get better performance if you changed out the hoses, but that would be expensive, for $20.00 sprinklers.* You will most likely still need another garden hose, unless what you want to water is within 6 feet of your faucet.*If you have a large area to water, you will be moving them often.*If you use them in your lawn, you will most likely leave holes, the stakes are pretty large to hold them in place.*They are very visible / high profile. They are definetly not "Out of sight out of mind."****************Final Thoughts:Overall a good product, and do what they are designed to do: Take water where you need it, even if you don't have sprinklers installed. They save me so much time, I would definitely buy them again.

Ok but too short pipes.