50pc Leak-Proof Drip Irrigation Emitters Sprayers for 1/4" Tubing, with Lock Barbed Adjustable 360 Degree Water Flow Drippers Sprayer for Garden Watering System. (50pcs-360 Degree Sprayer)

Works great the only thing is you need to put a sprayers around 3 inches above your plants to get the water evenly over your plants and very easy to install

I've used several brands of this type of spray tip and this one is the best I've seen. It gives a nice high-pressure thin pattern that covers a wide area. They are easy to adjust (if you don't mind taking a bath).The tube connection is great. They use a threaded fitting that locks the tubing to the connection. Other brands are just pushed on and tend to pop off over time. I highly recommend these to anyone.

These are useful if you're running a line of sprayers at regular (or irregular) intervals. Easy to connect and adjust; I like the locking connector concept.It would be great if the locking connector mechanism could also serve as a shutoff. When I hit the end of the line I need at add a stub of microtubing with a goof plug in order to end the series. No biggie.

The media could not be loaded. Been using for about a month now & this product definitely meets its description. Good quality, 1/4" tubing slides on relatively easily with no hot water required, has good spray, locking caps are secure and don't leak, etc.Now, water math is hard, there are so many factors, but some advice:In general (based on Googling) it seems a 1/4" drip line can output 30 GPH (gallons per hour). This product doesn't list what the emitters GPH is, but some other similar products do, and they claim 0 - 25 GPH. So, while being able to daisy chain them is nice, the math says you really can't do more than 1 emitter on a line if you're going to use the max spray emission. In practice, it's not quite so rigid, but a good guideline to keep in mind. In my installation & testing, I've been able to run ~5 in a line, at various output levels, with decent results. Running them on max is likely going to cover too much of an area for your planter/flower bed, so in practice you will probably be running them lower and can get 3 - 5 spraying off a single 1/4" drip line. At one point I tried 12 off a single line and definitely had quite a few just dribbling out water by the endI personally am not using any type of pressure regulator (using a 25 PSI pressure regulator is common advice in drip irrigation) going into my drip system and have about 60 static PSI for reference. Mileage may vary based on too many factors to explain.

I connected 10 of these together to water my hanging trough baskets. It was impossible to get enough flow to all of the emitters and I'm not sure if there's a way to fix that issue.

We’ve been using the Drip Irrigation Emitters for our garden, and they’re perfect for our watering needs! The double hole design is really efficient, and the adjustable 360-degree feature allows us to direct the water exactly where we need it.It’s been a game changer for keeping our plants well-watered without any hassle. The setup was straightforward, and the emitters work really well with our 1/4" irrigation tubing. Overall, we’re really happy with them and would definitely recommend them for anyone looking to improve their garden irrigation system!

Easy to use and functional.

Those do not work for me at all. It just drips water, even when adjusted to give the most flow. Unfortunately it took too long for me to try them out and the return period had passed.