RAINPOINT 2 Zone Sprinkler Timer with Brass Inlet and Outlet - Water Timer for Garden Hose with Rain Delay/Manual Watering/Automatic Irrigation Controller System for Yard Lawn Garden(Blue)

First Impressions & Setup Right out of the box, this thing feels super solid. The plastic isn't thin or cheap, and the threads screwed onto my outdoor faucet perfectly without any leaks or having to wrap it in a ton of plumber's tape. The setup was a total breeze—the menus are actually intuitive, and I had all my different watering zones programmed in under ten minutes. The screen is nice and bright too, so you don't have to squint when the sun is hitting it. How it Performs I’ve been running this for over a month now and it hasn't missed a single beat. Every zone turns on exactly when it’s supposed to, and the water pressure stays perfectly balanced. My favorite part is that when the valves shut off, they snap shut tight. No slow drips or leaks at the spigot, which means no more annoying mud puddles underneath my hose setup. The Best Feature The rain delay button is a lifesaver. We had a massive downpour last week, and I just tapped the button to pause the system for 48 hours. It didn't wipe out any of my saved schedules, and it automatically kicked back on once the storm passed. It saved me a ton of water and kept my utility bill nice and low. The Verdict If you're tired of manually moving sprinklers around or dealing with cheap timers that break after a month, just get this one. It's totally set-it-and-forget-it, keeps the grass looking great, and is worth every penny.

I've been really happy with this RainPoint 2-Zone Sprinkler Timer. Installation was easy on my outdoor faucets, and the settings for days and start/stop times are very straightforward. I also like that you can pause watering when it rains, which saves water and hassle. I've had no issues so far, and I'd definitely recommend it if you want a simple, reliable way to avoid manual watering

Excellent, easy to use timer. Logical layout and comes with accessories to help make leak proof connection. Great customer service.

This thing is garbage! I had high hopes, as I purchased a less expensive ($20) water time a few years ago and it lasted for 2 years. THIS thing was purchased in April and is already broken. The Water Timer is supposed to have a one year manufacturer warranty. I sent the company an email a couple of weeks ago, as instructed by Amazon and the Rainpoint site, no response. This thing is weak and garbage. I do not recommend. Looks like I am going back to the cheaper one I bought a few years ago.

I love this product, but it took a while to teach my Dad how to use it. He kept disconnecting it completely because he couldn’t figure out how to just get water running through the hose when he wanted it. There should be an easier way for the average person to just run water through the hose when needed. You have to hold down a button for 5 seconds, then pick the Zone 1 or 2 and then push on again just to get water to run. We are used to it now, and having this for two gardens has been wonderful, so I do love it, but my hope is for the next versions to have a simpler way for grandparents to “just turn on the water” when they need it. Thank you!

Amazing customer service! I’ve used many of rain points products over the years. These timers are the only I’ve found to work well and be dependable, leak free, easy to use and with an easy to read display. After 6 months this one developed a crack in one of the cylinders and after contacting support with pictures/video they sent a new unit out to me! Way to take care of your customers rainpoint!

Great purchase and durability. I’ve been using this since July on a new sodded yard daily and it performs as programmed. I program 2 sprinklers to start simultaneously with no problems to prevent low water pressure issues. Highly recommend.

The RainPoint dual‑zone timer appears to function on a single‑valve setup, but the 2‑zone model has a control‑logic issue. Both outlets enter a blinking state and fail to energize the solenoids, so neither valve opens under load. Even with correct programming, fresh batteries, and proper pressure, the unit never sends a full activation signal to either zone. If you only need one zone, the single‑valve version may work, but the 2‑zone design has a consistent valve‑opening failure. Update: After more testing and communication with RainPoint, I’ve learned that the dual‑zone valve issue I experienced is a known problem, and their technical team is actively working on a fix. The behavior I described — both zones blinking and failing to energize the solenoids — is something they are aware of and addressing in future revisions. Hopefully, this will be fully resolved in the near future. I also want to note that my original setup had the timer mounted directly on the faucet. My thought now is that it would be better to use a short leader hose to relieve stress on the valve body and connection points. RainPoint even offers a leader hose designed for this purpose, and that setup would work much better with their timers. I always try to plan and set things up to protect the equipment and improve long‑term performance. My future plans had included upgrading to WiFi, and I see that RainPoint has a new weather‑based WiFi system that I will be very interested in when the updated version becomes available. Since my home is already set up with smart devices, I’m very familiar with using connected systems, and I look forward to seeing how the WiFi timer integrates once the refinements are complete.