Sprinkler Timer 2 Zone, Diivoo Programmable Water Hose Timer 2 Outlet for Garden, Automatic Irrigation Timer IP54 with Rain Delay/Manual/Auto Mode, Outdoor Hose Timer Controller for Lawn, Yard, Pool

Works perfectly. Easy to set up. Easy to change settings. Only complaint is there is no option for a cutoff time. You can have both zones start whenever you want. Come on independently of each other and run for however long you choose. From minutes to hours. to days. My 4 star is because you can't set it to turn off. I don't need my sprinklers to run all night. On the other hand you can turn it off at night and put it back on auto and it will resume whatever setting you gave it for the next day. But also 4 star because if you miss the turn on time, whatever you set, it will not pick up where you left off. Miss where you left off and it won't reset until the next day.

I'm glad I bought the Diivoo WiFi Hose Timer! It's so easy to use and it's helped me save water. I can now set up watering schedules for my garden spout. I would definitely recommend this product to anyone who wants to save water and make their life a little bit easier. Awesome remote on and off use via app!Here are some of the things I love about the Diivoo WiFi Hose Timer:It's easy to set up and use. The instructions are clear and concise, and the timer is very user-friendly.It's compatible with Alexa and Google Home. This means I can control the timer with my voice, which is really convenient.It has a variety of features. I can set up up to 6 irrigation plans, and I can choose between 2 watering modes.It's water-resistant. This means I don't have to worry about it getting wet in the rain.Overall, I'm very happy with the Diivoo WiFi Hose Timer. It's a great way to save water and make my life easier. I would definitely recommend it to anyone. Great product!

The timer is great because I’m not getting up to water the grass, but this takes care of it for me. The one thing that I don’t like is that it can’t water more than once a day like my other timer can. If you really do the math, I’m sure you can make it happen but my other timer goes off at 6:45am and 1:30pm…very easy to read and set. This one, although easy to read and set, has its limitations. The rain cancelling is nice and having two zones also is a bonus…my other timer is single zone.If you need a simple timer this is the one!

I would have given this a 5 star rating, but there is no manual on setting

I get this from Amazon in the backyard for my soaring hose which I alway forget to shut down after an hour. Now I am more relax when switch on doaring as it will shut down 1-2 hours as I set.

This is an excellent product. Simple to set up and worked flawlessly all season long. I have it connected to the watering system for all my flower boxes and pots, ten all together. I didn’t have to think about watering at all.

I order and received two of these timers. I programed them and attached hose. One worked but the other did not. I tried the manual setting and still nothing. Then I read about not being able to use them with drip systems because of not enough back pressure. I changed out the soft hose I was using for a rigid hose and timer is working fine. That was my experience but I would think the timer will not work with soft or flex hoses.

Good product! The only thing is it doesn’t have a test function, so after setting up the timer there’s no way to test the system.

The media could not be loaded.  In an effort to help other buyers of this product let me say; I bought the WT07W(valve) + WGG3(wifi hub) Green with diagonal Black model. It's very well made and mine came with an instruction booklet. I found the instructions need some improvment and lots more attention paid to details.I did the following to get things all running.1) Get the HOMGAR app for your phone, install it and register. Open app2) Plug in the hub, press and hold button on hub until blue light flashing, push plus sign top right corner to add socket hub. It will ask for wi fi name and then password. Enter a name for zone, you can change it in the app later, I changed mine to Hose.3) Select hub icon and plus button4) Put batteries 4xAAs into valve and press and hold button on it until it flashes red, on phone app add 1 zone water timer and it should pair with the valve. RFID technology is used between the hub and valve.5) You should get a screen in the app that shows a No cuurent watering schedule. Click on your zone name and add the hub and valve. Here is where you make watering plans or for me I clicked on settings( top right corner) and edited duraration from the default 10 min to 1 minute for testing and then confirm change and then click on the checkmark(top right corner) to set it.6) Click on water irragation and click on off to irragation. You should hear the valve click on and a timer screen showing you it count down a minute then a very quiet click of the valve shutting and the screen returns to no schedule.7) I have Alexa so as the manual states I added to skills and games the Homgar Intelligence and enabled its use. It will ask you to enter your Homgar Apps acount and password you made when you registered it with the Homgarr app. This binds Alexa for voice commands. So now if you say turn (zone name) for me hose on/off you should hear the valve react to your voice commands.8) Now take the valve outside hook it up to your hose and sprinkler and turn on water. To manualy turn on or off water just do a short push on the valves button. I set my sprinkler to minimum output for testing.9) Leave everything set up and go to your Alexa interface. Say Alexa turn Hose(zone name) on and watch for your sprinkler to activate, it will run for the default time you set of 1 minute. The Homgar app will show the irragation run time count down, at the end of the run time the sprinkler shuts off.10) Go to the Homgar App and reset the default irragation time to whatever you want to water for, confirm and chechmark to set the new defualt time and you are done. I never set up any plans as I wont be using any.Hope this helps.11) I did read a number of reviews which mentioned the fact this unit uses the 2.4 band and that a mixed 2.4/5 band gave them connectivity trouble . I have an isp supplied modem running both 2.4/5 using the same ssid name. The hub I got in the kit had no difficulty in connecting to it.I was so pleased with this unit I got a second kit during prime days. I kept the hub in the kit as a spare and just added the valve in the kit to my existing hub. Just add it in the app to the hub and add it to alexa and it all works great.

While on vacation last year the neighbor taking care of our watering needs on the home front forgot the irrigation for the garden on for 24 hours or more. After that whopping water bill I decided to be a little more self reliant this year.I decided on the Diivoo water timer based on function and simplicity, plus the good reviews. I went with the dial type based on reviewers suggestions that this was a more user friendly version. I do have to say I agree because really no instructions are needed. To set rain delay or manual watering it tells you what button to hold right below the digital display. Turn the dial from the off position and then enter your settings for each section on the dial in sequence, hitting ok to enter. In a couple minutes you are in business. I have one zone watering the garden and the second zone watering planters on the deck.Leaks-The only leaks I experienced were not with the timer itself. It was with my vinyl hoses with replaced ends. Easy solution was to use heat to shrink the vinyl hose down on the brass end and tighten the hose clamp right away. When tested under pressure with plugged ends the system was leak free.My only negative with this device is that there is nothing built in for it to be mounted. Under the faucet I needed to have clearance from the ground for the lawn mower as well as the outgoing hoses.Based on my experience so far I fully reccomend this water timer. Price was also reasonable in comparison.

I received this water timer last week and installed it for watering my front yard. I'm using irrigation mode which works fine. So far the device does it's job without leaking. I am curious to see how long it survives but I would be surprised if it works for several years, just by the nature of the plastic tubing and how it connects to the tap. I used a short somewhat sturdy but still flexible hose between the tap and the water inlet of the device to absorb some of the force should anyone bump it into it for some reason. I use this device with my Google home which works most of the time. You need to follow the voice command it wants to hear more strictly than what I am used to when using other Smart devices. The app asks for your location data and receives a weather forecast for your area, however it does not use these information to pause the irrigation during a rain event. The developers missed out on this main feature and you will have to initiate the "rain delay" just like you would on your old water timer, just now you do it on your phone. In my eyes this makes this device much less smart than I wished and I don't see a big benefit for using this instead of an old school water timer. It would be great if there was an auto-mode that just pauses the irrigation schedule whenever it receives a rain forecast. Why else does the app need to know my location if they don't use these information in a way that is meaningful for the user!? All in all the device is ok but somewhat disappointing as it falls short on an automated irrigation. I probably would be as happy with an old school water timer. I hope the developers improve the software to include such an obvious feature but I doubt it. Will probably use it until it breaks and go back to a conventional water timer as long as those "smart" timers are not smarten up a bit

Works well and is easy to program.

Instructions were clear, the quality seems to be good and it operates smoothly.