Orbit 55200 Pulse Pop-Up Impact Sprinkler Head

I did a diy irrigation project in our front yard using the sprinklers and they were easy to install to 1/2 inch pex water lines and work well. I did have to use a little lubricant on two of them at startup to get them to fully retract when finished. I would buy them again.

Build quality:Very well made, I received them an replaced my broken ones, the work great

They're not perfect, but then neither are the far more expensive Rainbirds they replace. As a Rainbird fails (and fail they do) I replace it with one of these. I'm down to maybe four or five remaining Rainbirds, most or all of which will likely be replaced by one of these.

This is a great product. Easy to install and adjust. Covers a good wide spread area. I highly recommend it.

They are working. Who could ask for anything more. 🎼

I will start out by saying that these do work, for the most part. However I have been running about eight of these for the last couple of years, and they seem to have some pretty regular issues, and mostly in the adjustments.They have little stoppers to be able to set how much of the arc you want them to follow as they oscillate back and forth, but they keep jumping those stoppers, and end up spraying in the wrong directions. Usually if you want them spraying in a specific area, you really don't want them spraying other areas. I've had them jump the stops and sit there for 20 minutes spraying into the next door neighbor's open car window, or a different one just watering the passing cars on the street, or yet another one spraying directly at the front door of my house, which isn't set up to resist water ingress from a direct jet of water spraying at the door jambs.The other most common issue I have with them is the little pin that you can thread into the jet of water to diffuse it and limit the distance of spray. These need to be a stiff fit in the housing to prevent them from jiggling loose. On some of the sprinklers, the pins are too loose to stay where you set them and end up falling out and thereby allowing the full distance of spray, which again ends up spraying things that can be damaged by water. On others they've been so stiff that they just snap off when you try to adjust them.If you have a super large area where they can be out in the middle and do a full 360 degree arc with no adjustments needed, they'd probably be great.Hopefully in the future, they will be able to make adjustments to the design to correct these flaws, and then these sprinkler heads would be great.

The quality looks cheap compared to an actual rain bird and the rain Bird tool to take them out of the cup doesn't really fit on these. They do transfer over and if you use the lid from your ring bird and switch it, it works fine. Nothing is really wrong with it. It was just a pain to get out of the bucket without the exact tool for that sprinkler. Had I known that I probably would have just splurged for the rain bird. But it does seem to be working just fine. So if money is an issue these will work. If I could do it again I would buy rainbird

A great price for a set of 4.