Bonviee Drip Irrigation System, 230FT Garden Watering System with Quick-to-Connect Fittings, Adjustable Drip Emitters, 1/4” & 5/16” Tubing, Drip Irrigation Kit for Raised Garden Beds, Greenhouse, Lawn

This drip irrigation system works perfectly and was easy to set up! The tubing and quick-connect fittings feel durable, and the adjustable emitters make it simple to control water flow for each plant. It saves so much time and keeps my garden evenly watered. Great quality and value—highly recommend!

This looked daunting to set up at first but then after I got the hang of it , it was pretty easy to set up. Works great in my garden . Water flow is good, easy connection and long hoses. It comes with everything so no need to head to the garden store to buy anything.

I would leave 4.5 stars if possible, but this is a very good kit for the price. All you need is a pair of scissors to cut the lines to desired length and your main 5/8” garden hose as a water line to connect to. All of the other materials are provided. The stream stakes do a good job, the vortex are fine at the front of the chain where pressure is highest but decline in spread with reduced pressure. I elected to buy more of the multi-streams for my project. I was able to set this up to water six 4’x4’ raised beds using the 247ft kit. Each bed has 4 stream spray stakes which adequately covers most of the bed area. I split it from one 5/8” garden hose to two separate feeds from the provided 5/16” line into the 1/4” drip lines, each covering 3 beds. It took about 30mins to set up. I really like the quick release button on the stakes to remove the 1/4” drip line if/when needed. I compared these to Orbit’s multi-stream stakes and these were superior in both water spread and ease of use. Overall 4.5 stars because the Vortex stakes left something to be desired. Otherwise a great kit for the price and super easy to set up.

I recently purchased the Bonviee 247FT Drip Irrigation System, and it’s been a total game-changer for my garden. The kit comes with plenty of tubing, connectors, and nozzles — more than enough to cover my raised beds, flower borders, and a few potted plants. The quality of the materials is solid; the tubing feels durable and flexible, not flimsy like some cheaper kits. Setup was surprisingly easy. The included instructions were clear, and once I laid everything out, I had the entire system running in under two hours. The adjustable nozzles let me control how much water each plant gets, which is perfect for areas with different watering needs. I connected it to a simple timer, and now my plants get watered automatically every morning — no more dragging hoses or forgetting to water! The water efficiency is noticeable too; my soil stays consistently moist without wasting water. Pros: Generous 247 feet of tubing — enough for large gardens Adjustable drip nozzles for custom watering Durable and leak-free connections Works great with an automatic timer Clear setup instructions Cons: You may need extra stakes if your layout has many turns or uneven areas Overall, this Bonviee system is fantastic value for the price. It’s reliable, customizable, and makes garden care almost effortless. Highly recommend for anyone who wants a hands-free, efficient watering solution!

Great irrigation system. Only running single nozzles/sprayers off the main larger trunk, but the system is easy to install, the nozzles adjust easily, the push to connect small lines are easy to install and modify. No leaks, no issues. Will make watering the garden so much easier.

I’ve been using this sprinkler system in my garden for a few months now, and it’s been a fantastic addition. Installation was straightforward, even for someone like me who isn’t particularly handy. The instructions were clear, and everything clicked into place without much hassle. You can place the water nozzles directly on plants or your flowers!

They are so easy to use and you can move them from plant to plant without cutting the 1/4 inch line. This my second pack. I’m impressed with the quality.

The EXACT & ONLY reason I bought these is because Rufus and product info stated they are low flow 0-4 GPH. MAX of 4GPH! YES! This is whatI wanted!! I was overjoyed. In factinitially i "lost" THIS reference, then spend hours looking for it again, selecting every emitter i could find, and looking at the end of and asking Rufus it's GPH range. FINALLY I found this again!! Thrilled. BUT NO! It is a lie or a massive error! Unfortunately I part prove for theirerror, and they profit from their error. Plus I wasted hours looking again for this specific product 😖 THAT'S how IMPORTANT 0 to 4GPH max was to me!! FALSE info. -- Testing: It put out 5 gal in about 15min at its max setting. Thus it's around 20GPH max. Maybe 18GPH, maybe 22GPH. (Timer isn't exact). So if you need to closely monitor your water usage you'll have a really hard time setting it to only 1/2, 1, 2 GPH or so A tiny fraction of a twist could make a difference of 5GPH. It's a shame. I would REALLY like an adjustable emitter that could be turned off (if I pull a plant, or want to set up the drip system up in advance of a future plant), AND want to be able to adjust the rate per plant. So 1 emitter works for any plant, all times of year. I don't want to have more than 2 or 4 or some small GPH. General guidelines: 1-2 GPH is for a small to medium bush, 3GPH for a bush over 5ft, 4 GPH for a tree, 1/2 GPH for a small plant. OFC heat, soil type, and other conditions will fine tune this guideline. Slow long drip is better for roots, still, plant, and, wastes less water. It doesn't run off or go where is not needed. Roots go deeper, which makes the plant stronger, stronger against wind or still erosion, or competition with other plants such as weeds. Increases drought resistance as it can find water further in the ground, so it won't suffer if you miss a watering, and you your can water it less overall. I needed adjustments in the 0-4 GPH range as was stated. Even 0-2GPH or 0-3GPH would be great. I thoughtI found the only product, the only INNOVATIVE company, that offered what I was looking for.. NOPE the description was WRONG! It's the same as all others on the market. (most have a 0-18 or 0-20 or 0-22 GPH range). There are a few other variations. BUT NONE give ADJUSTABLE LOW RATE flows 😢. Unfortunately. Not even this one. -- Unfortunately, I'm a day late on my return window (finally tested it today--been sick & out of town). So false info by the company gave money into the pocket of the company, while I'm left with something I can't and cannot afford to use. And excitement turned to disappointment. ---- If you DO want large flow, more like a sprinkler really (which defeats the point of a slow drip system), this is just like all the other ones out there and you'll be pleased. Your water bill, maybe not so much. Or any drought your community or other parts of your state may be experiencing..not so much. Again, it IS adjustable, but you'll have a hard time setting a rough flow rate of you want something under 5GPH. Also, when i turned it OFF, IT STILL DRIPPED! It didn't even turn off completely, which was the other purpose of this emitter. I didn't really futz with that though, maybe if I did, it would have turned all the way off?