– Diivoo WiFi Water Timer 4 Outlets with Brass Inlet | Smart Sprinkler/Hose/Tap Timer Compatible with Alexa, 24 Irrigation Plans, Rain Delay & 2 Modes | Garden Watering Controller for Lawn Yard

Well made and simple to setup. These wifi controlled water valves are great. Very easy to setup with the free homgar app. This app let's you configure start/ stop sequences very easily. You can set a rain delay of one or more days. The app monitors the weather app on your phone and will automatically pause the programmed watering schedule if rain is forecast. Comes with a plug in gateway which connects easily to your WiFi and helps boost range. One gateway can control more than one of these devices. If you opt for a 2 output model you have to link it to the tuya or smart home app NOT the homgar one, bit strange but works just the same. Easily integrates with the Alexa framework, just install the homgar skill and the device automatically links through homgar into alexa. The 2 output model links easily you just need the smart home skill installed via your alexa app. Comes with ptfe tape so you can install inputs & outputs with no weeping. Loved the first one so much I went on and bought two more 4 way and a pair of 2 way valve blocks.

OMG, this thing has totally changed my gardening game! It's so good, I've told all my friends about it. I've got drip hoses running along my new hedge and the plants in my border. I used to forget to water some plants, but now I just use timers, and my garden is thriving. You could spend over a hundred quid on something similar, but honestly, you don't need to. It took like, five minutes to connect to the Wi-Fi. The app is super easy to use. It's attached to my outdoor tap super tight, no leaks at all, I'm totally confident it's watertight. When I was installing it on my tap, it took me a few tries to get the threads lined up, you just gotta be patient. I also love that you can just tap the buttons to turn on the water for each zone without even using your phone. I tried a regular water timer first, but for a little bit more, it's so much better having the flexibility to control it from my phone. If you're thinking about getting this, just do it!

I'd three sections of lawn replaced, and they needed watering just for 5mins every day, so this three-outlet app controlled (with epic scheduling functionality) was perfect. I'd one oscillating sprinkler on a hose on each of the three outlets. There's a base unit for it which looks like a big mains plug...like an adaptor which plugs into the mains. So the three-way water timer communicates to that plug, and then your phone communicates to that plug too. Things I learned when using this (and I do think it's brilliant btw): 1) Even with 4 bar of water pressure, just use one outlet at a time because those ocscillating sprinklers need a lot of water pressure/flow rate. But the app knows this, and if you schedule all three outlets to be on at the same time it will warn you, it'll let you do it, but it informs you that maybe it's not the wisest choice. That's well thought out. 2) Schedule each outlet to come on, turn off and allow a minute or two before the next outlet is activated. I allowed five minutes between outlets just so that I could maybe add extra watering time on one section without having to adjust all the subsequent on/off schedules too. 3) The app is called HomeGar (after Home Garden I assume), and once you edit the on/off schedule it takes a couple of minutes to sync the new schedule to the outdoor unit. No biggie, but just know. 4) The outdoor unit comes with a load of hose adapters, excellent. 5) The outdoor unit only needs a few AA batteries to operate, and they seem to last quite well.

I purched this product 12 months ago and used it for a full season, irritating my garden as intended. No problems. It does what it claims to do. The Homegar phone app communicates well with the device and does what it claims. Being impressed with this product and realising I needed a further controll to switch my optional automatic water pump on and off, this year. The pump uses water pressure to switch on and off. I purchased a single zone water control, utilising it as a master. After fitting the new device, I attempted to pair it to the Homegar phone app with the 3 point device bought last year, only to find that it incompatible with Homegar app. Another application which I already had on my phone Smart Life recommended form the Diivoo set up manual. Smart Life application is incomparable with the three point Diivoo device. Now I have to jump between two applications when managing the sprinkler system. Why? The system was great. They broke it albeit in part. However I do like the system and would replace if needed with Diivoo.

Bought in May 2025 and worked well, brought inside for the winter as recomended to avoid the frost. Taken it out of the cupboard today to set it all up again and the buttons are stuck in so I can't connect it to WiFi. I know it wasn't too expensive but I expected it to last more than one summer.

Pretty good really - does the job no drips - easy to control - WiFi app ok decent value

Technology and me aren't best of friends, so I was wary but needs must (and Amazon would let me return it). Anyway, it just works. It sits there on the tap, when I tell it to turn on this sprinkler or that it does what it's told. I've been testing so far. Now I'm setting up the timers - and that's straightforward and works as required. Pressure seems to be all that I would expect - the sprinklers seem to cover about the same area they cover just straight on the tap. What would I improve? The app. Names for zones could be more prominent, and an overview showing when each outlet is on would help to avoid two on at once.