Aqua Joe Mini Gear-Driven Oscillating Sprinkler on Sled Base, Customizable Coverage, 4,250 Sq. ft. Max Coverage

So far, this has been the best water sprinkler I have used. It's been a little over a year, and it's still working well. I also enjoy the option of controlling how much coverage you want to use, which comes in handy for slimmer yard areas.

Does not stand up to decent water pressure. Unless the base is connected just right, water pressure can cause it to pop off entirely, and it's very difficult to to prevent it from leaking. This especially happens if you attempt to move the sprinkler at all to adjust the spray pattern while the water is on. A nice design regardless.

It did what it is supposed to do, but if you move the hose it falls apart. Once you get it all connected and it is in place then it works but it leaks around the base, then any movement will cause it to fall apart and for that reason I do not recommend it.

Bought two, one leaked at the hose connection on first use but kept trying to use until the connection repeatedly came off. The second started leaking within a week and connection also repeatedly came off thus stopped using completely. The sprayer and adjustments worked fine just that the hose connection to the unit does not stay on the unit and makes the unit unusable.

Broken after only two uses. It's actually a pretty ingenious design that I could get behind and actually like using - *if* it weren't a hunk of crap. It's obviously very cheaply made of all plastic parts, and for 10$ I wasn't expecting much, but it should have lasted for at least a summer and not just two hours of use. So the problem is that, again, the entire assembly is made of plastic, so the plastic attachment that screws onto the hose is just snapped onto the main body of the sprinkler. Under pressure, it just pushes off the main assembly. No rubber O-ring, no metal parts to keep the two parts mated together. I even attempted to fix it by snapping the two back together, but now it sprays water everywhere instead of out of the sprinkler, and after about 60 seconds or so it just pops off. And apparently once it does it the first time, that's it. So, yeah. One star. Great idea; garbage design. Would not recommend; would not buy again. Don't waste your money.

Well like that you can adjust how wide it sprays but the connection to the hose pipe is not good will come off on it's own the dark blue piece will come off

Never able to use. It fell apart the 1st time I tried it. Called manufacturer but nothing has been done.

The many ways this sprinkler can be configured to cover only the areas of the lawn you want to water are awesome. If it weren’t for one major flaw in the design, this would be the best sprinkler I’ve ever owned without a doubt. But…. Like others have said in their reviews, there’s a huge problem with the design. The plastic ring that connects the hose to the sprinkler base doesn’t stay on. I bought 2 of these sprinklers and they both have the same issue. The connection leaks like crazy then eventually blows the hose off of the sprinkler with the plastic ring still attached to the hose. Happens every time so I can’t use either one. The plastic ring simply presses onto the base so when you attach and tighten the hose enough for the rubber washer to make a good seal, the pressure causes the ring and hose to separate altogether. I own several Sun Joe products that are great so I didn’t think twice about buying 2 of Aqua Joe sprinklers. Talk about total disappointment. They really missed the mark on this one which is a shame since the design of the actual sprinkler is so good. If you can’t get water to flow through it though…it’s pretty worthless.

Disappointed, so cheaply made that the first time I connected a hose the fitting popped off. Can you SAY RETURN FOR REFUND. The only reason I gave it one star is because it was blue

Using normal house regulated water pressure, the hose connector blows off of the sprinkler. If it doesn't blow off, the hose connection leaks majorly. Don't recommend.