Orbit 55662 Voyager II Professional 4" Adjustable Pop-Up Gear Drive Rotor Sprinkler Spray Head, 40° to 360° Pattern, 25' - 52' Spray Distance (Ten Bonus nozzles Included),Black

I recently installed the Orbit Watermaster 55461 Voyager 4-Inch Adjustable Pop-Up Gear Drive Sprinkler Heads in my garden, and they have been performing exceptionally well. This 2-pack set offers great value and quality.The adjustability of these sprinkler heads is a standout feature. It's easy to adjust the spray pattern and distance, allowing for precise watering tailored to specific areas of my garden. This flexibility is crucial for ensuring that all parts of my yard receive adequate water without waste.The 4-inch pop-up height is perfect for getting over taller grass, ensuring even distribution of water. The gear drive mechanism is smooth and reliable, providing consistent coverage without getting stuck or jammed.I was also impressed by the build quality of these sprinkler heads. They feel robust and well-made, capable of withstanding outdoor elements and the wear and tear of regular use. The installation process was straightforward, and they fit perfectly with my existing irrigation system.Overall, the Orbit Watermaster Voyager Sprinkler Heads are an excellent investment for anyone looking to upgrade their lawn or garden irrigation. They provide efficient, customizable watering, and their durability suggests they will be a long-lasting solution for my watering needs. Highly recommend!

Love these Orbit heads, all adjustments are on the top and they last forever!

Simple install on existing system. Sturdy construction on this model. Adjusting is easy with flat screwdriver. Spray is adjustable to a wide fan out from a 40' stream. Throws a bunch of water in a nice casual arc. I received a (2) pack for $12 or so.Again, simply too easy to install as a repair or in a 5 or 6 sprinkler zone.

Well built for the price. It comes with all the nozzles you can dream of. Don't loose the tool that comes with it. Unlike older models, you must use the tool to adjust the distance. A flat head screwdriver won't do anymore. But it's easier to adjust than with a stupid flat head screw I must say. Finally, 3/4 inch is better than 1/2 inch. Well worth it. More water coming out per minute.

These worked perfectly in my sprinkler system. I would buy them again.

I have used Orbit, Toro, Rain Bird and Hunter rotors. I had not run my 8 zone irrigation system for over 8 years due to a broken manifold and bad valves. When I decided to get the system up and going I inspected the 45 heads I have in rotors, pop-ups and shrubbery heads. The one thing I noticed was that the Orbit professional products were in the best condition for their age when compared to the other brands. Most of the other brand products had suffered sun damage to the top of the heads making radius and arc adjustment impossible to accommodate the changes in the landscaping layout over the years. I have replaced about 80% of the heads so far. One rotor was defective but a replacement was sent out same day and return postage paid by Amazon. The Orbit products are easy to adjust and install. Adjustment after installation is very easy unlike some of the other products I have used. The rotors come with a big selection of various nozzles and adjustment tool. They have a good warranty. The durability, ease of use and low price make them the only line I would use.One thing I would recommend is that in areas where the head can be run over by cars or rider mowers or stepped on is to put them on flex pipe. It is simple to do. I did this years ago and it has prevented almost all the damage to the heads and in-ground piping that happened frequently especially along the edge of my curved driveway.

No issues with installing and adjusting coverage area (larger, black screw). However, the smaller silver screw that is supposed to adjust the distance of the water (shown in photo) doesn't screw down deep enough to interrupt the water flow coming out of nozzle. It seems this screw is exclusively used to hold the nozzle into the head. In order to reduce the distance, I had to replace the nozzle to the desired distance. Rather than the stock nozzle that comes with the head and appears to throw a stream of water without any misting, smaller nozzles, in my case, a 1-GPM nozzle needed to be used. Otherwise, no complaints.

The rotator is excellent for operation. Unfortunately, the screw for adjusting the arc is plastic and easily stripped. This becomes important as the amount of torque needed to turn the screw is considerable. In the future I will be purchasing their other sprinkler head that uses a tool.