RAINPOINT WiFi Water Timer with Brass Inlet & Outlet，2 Zone WiFi Hose Timer for Lawn,WiFi Sprinkler Controller via APP/Voice Control,Automatic Watering System by Time/Weather/Quantity/Soil Moisture

This is such a great product! Completely automates my outdoor plant watering using basic RainBird irrigation products. Easy to set up, schedule and operate, and the app can be accessed anywhere since it's communicating via WiFi. I love it so much I bought a second unit (without the hub) to further automate my outdoor watering.

I've used this timer for our deck planters (7 large hanging planters + 12 large pots) for the last month. I also purchased a drip irrigation kit which includes a 1/2" feeder line and roughly 200 ft of 1/4" hose and dozens of drippers. The hardest part was setting up all the hose and then having to order another 100' of the 1/4 hose because I ran out. This wifi timer was the easiest part of the setup and frankly is the thing that makes it all work. It saves me at least 15 minutes every day watering all the planters and the peace of mind alone is worth the price. We went on vacation for 5 days and i turned on notifications in the app so it let me know when it was running - kept my plants from dying during the heat wave. Set-up: 9/10 - the app took a little getting used to but it makes sense to me now. Each side is treated separately (you can name them) and you can set up as many individual programs you want and say which days you want them to run. Ease of Use: 10/10 - I added a morning program and an evening program that run every day, 5 minutes each. I also turned on app notifications so it tells me when it starts and when it finishes. I can also go in the app and look to see how much water it used - this is peace of mind, I've slowly dialed it in and it now uses around 4.7 gallons vs 10 that I originally used when I did it manually. I check it every couple days - i figure if the tubing popped a leak anywhere I'd see that number shoot up. I don't use this feature a lot but its there - there is a manual button on the unit itself to turn it on. This was invaluable when I was first setting up my drip irrigation system. The app does track water usage even in manual mode which is a cool feature. The button requires a firm push so it'd be really hard to accidentally press it which again is nice peace of mind. Features: 8/10 - I REALLY wish it would self adjust based on weather forecast. There is a moisture sensor you can buy separately and I believe that will get me the feature I want so I'm going to order it and try it out. My work around has been to add a 3rd program mid-day that is turned off. When its over 95 for the day, I just turn click the program to enable it and voila, my plants get the additional water they need. If its raining, there are 3 icons at the bottom of the app under Plan where you can select rain delay for 24, 48, or 72 hours. I've used it and it works well. Overall: 9/10 - I loved this enough to buy the single version for my planters in the front. I've already mapped out a DIY irrigation system for my back lawn and plan to expand my system in the fall. Our plants are bigger than they've ever been and we've received a lot of compliments from our neighbors and friends.

I’ve been using the RAINPOINT WiFi Water Timer for my drip irrigation system, and it has been a fantastic upgrade. The build quality is solid, especially the brass inlet, which feels much more durable and leak-proof than plastic alternatives. ​The standout feature for me is the flexibility in the app; I love that I can choose to water based on specific time durations or by precise water quantity. This level of control, combined with the convenience of managing two separate outlets from my phone, makes it incredibly easy to keep everything healthy without wasting a drop. ​Highly recommended for anyone looking to simplify their garden maintenance!

Bought these to split up sprinklers around my front and back yard. The instructions were pretty easy to understand and use but getting the wifi setup was a bit weird as some others have stated in their reviews. App is easy enough to use and understand. I took one star away simply for the use of the app itself. The UI is fairly clunky and at time frustrating to use. There is a 1-2 second delay from when you turn the different watering modes on and off. I have since gotten use to it but it could certainly be laid out better and be more user friendly. There is quite a bit of settings to play around with such as picking days to water, time and duration. Also has a rain delay function which is handy. My only gripe with the settings themselves is it doesn't allow you to do more than 3 watering's per day. For some i'm sure it's fine but with new grass seed i'd prefer more. You can manually water within the app but if i'm busy at work I tend to forget about it. Battery life on the device is great. I have used it all year so far, probably 100+ times and haven't had to change the batteries yet. Overall, great price for what you get and would definitely order again if I needed another.

Over the past ~ 3 years I have purchased Qty 7 @ Rainpoint water timers and LOVE their product. I've used them to replacing aging/eaking valves from our old wired system and these work great. I've also used them to install sprinkler systems in new areas of our yard as well. The fact that they are wireless makes them very easy to install. No more having to run wires to a remote location of our yard. I previously owne a water valve/timer from another company that was controlled via Bluetooth only, and I had to have my phone VERY close in order to control it - not good. These Rainpoint units work using WiFi which gives them very good range, and I can control them from anywhere in the world (where I have internet access). For this reason I installed a 2 valve timer at our vacation home also. It makes controllling it very convenient since I can manually turn on/off our watering system from over 600 miles away! I've only had one issue with a timer and their tech support has been very responsive and corrected the problem with a prompt replacement unit. I highly recommend Rainpoint products and their tech support.

Works fantastically. I got this because of fire weather and wind in my area, the anxiety was crippling me and it’s only the beginning of the season. Being able to turn my on my garden hose (attached to a sprinkler) remotely from my phone for a for a few minutes here and there throughout these high fire weather warning days has really helped with my anxiety. It was easy to set up, and works great ❤️

We had an old Hunter BT200 controller, but it was only Bluetooth. And you could barely connect to it standing 5' away. And the app wasn't very good. Since we're out of town a lot, I switched to Rainpoint, as I wanted to be able to monitor/shut off irrigation remotely. While it was a bit fiddly to have to buy the "hub/outlet" thing and install that, ultimately the Rainpoint has worked very well. The app is much easier to manage watering schedules with, than the Hunter app. Batteries are coming up on a year old and still working well.

I previously used digital and manual timers on my spigots. The types I used seemed to break easily, get stuck open, or have clock/timing issues that made them run way too long or indefinitely. I was out setting up my old timers to keep the yard watered while we went on vacation. I found that two of my three old single outlet timers were broken. One had a board issue and the other one failed to shut off completely. So I ordered a pair of these awesome RainPoint dual outlet timers w/hub and had them delivered a day before we left town. Setup was really easy and I had them all setup and ready to go in about 15 minutes. The hub's wifi electrical socket was a nice bonus too. We plugged a lamp into it and turned it on/off randomly in the evenings while we were out town. The quality seems to be good. The timers are sleek and smooth. I liked them so much I bought a third timer. Now I have one on each spigot for a total of 6 zones. My only complaints are: 1) In the app, you can not group all the timers together, you have to individually select the specific timer and make your changes to those two zones. Then you have to back out and select the next timer, etc. 2) I was a bit confused with the push notices from the app at first. When you turn on a zone or one starts at a planned time, the push notice says for example: "Zone 1 [left valve] now working".... But when a valve turns off, the push message says for example: Zone 1 [left valve] has been implemented. The app needs to be updated with proper language. Implemented in English means to start. These wifi timers have worked really well for us for 2 months now. We have saved quite a bit on the water bill over that time as I no longer have to worry about forgetting that a sprinkler is on or having a stuck open timer that waters the yard all night. The max manual run time with these timers is 60 minutes. So no more giant water bills from my forgetfulness or stuck open timers.