Raindrip R675CT Analog 3-Dial Water, Sprinkler Timer with Rain Delay for Drip Irrigation, Garden, Self-Watering

If you spend time shopping like I did you will find that this is a great product at a great price. I have about eight of these in my garden and I've never had one fail. They are simple and foolproof. There are a lot of other ones that are a lot more complex with digital readouts etcetera but it's unnecessary and in my opinion a detriment. I can't speak highly enough of these and I've bought them at least four different occasions period

This product is super convenient and durable through the Harsh winters here in Utah. Once I set the timer, I don’t think about it the rest of the summer except for detaching the hose. Very dependable product and very well-made.

The sunrise feature works pretty well in my experience, greatly reducing the complexity and, I think, increasing the battery life. I did have trouble with leaks from the threaded, plastic screw base outlet of this unit to one of my hoses but not with another. If you cross-thread the threaded plastic base this unit is toast, it will always leak so be very careful about installation. Other than that it's pretty solid.

I have two of these, entering the third year of use and still on original batteries. Analog dials are more reliable than digital and super easy to program. It is also a breeze to install. This year my entire watering work was turning them on at the beginning of the dry season and turning them off with the first rain. They do what they are supposed to do. My garden is happy.

I purchased the complete kit last year and needed only the timer for different faucet this year. Easy to program and connect to the drip system. Last year I got the whole kit for same price I had to pay for just the timer this year. Hmmm!

Have had this for 6 months. Works very well - only downside is battery life. Works perfect on a brand new battery, though as the battery begins to die, it will of course cause the device to function weird. Have had the device water more than it was supposed to as well as not enough due to battery being halfway dead. It does eat through batteries quickly. I bought rechargeable batteries, but they only last 1-2 weeks before the device says they are half full. Have found that standard AA batteries are needed for this, sadly.Beyond that it allows you to set multiple times per day, it starts the initial timer whenever you connect the battery pack, so that is important. Has a manual water option to water any time you feel is needed and a rain delay feature (also manual). Good product.

I started with a mechanical (no battery) years ago and it didn't last a single season before something broke inside. So I bought one of the Raindrips at a big box store that came with a micro-watering system. It worked great. Then I bought another Raindrip timer from Amazon to hookup to a hose bib and water plants with a sprinkler while I was away on trips. It worked perfectly. So I bought another and then another!!!! I now have 4 of these! Battery's last all year and setting the timer is as easy as it gets. Note: I did buy another brand with a digital readout that has places for two hose connections (2 zones) and it's very complicated to program so I don't use it anymore. Another note of caution: Do not leave the timers outside when the winter freezes come. I made the mistake of leaving one outside last year and the water inside it froze and caused a leak in the device. It still works but has a slight drip. I'll probably replace it nest spring. Anyhow....I definitely recommend this timer!

This is the second unit I have purchased and will never purchase again. It is easy to understand and to program but it doesn’t last long. The first one lasted a season before breaking internally and spraying water from all around the casing. I bought a second one based on my familiarity with the setup hoping that it would last longer but it only lasted a few weeks before doing the same exact thing. Please do not buy!