Rain Bird OTO Lawn Smart Sprinkler – App- Controlled Precision Watering, Solar-Powered, Weather Intelligence, Rain Skips, Quick Install, Covers 5,000 sq ft, Water-Saving Irrigation System
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- SMART WATERING, ZERO GUESSWORK - OtO automatically waters your lawn and plants exactly where they need it saving you time, money, and effort
- PRECISION ZONES FOR EVERY YARD - Unlimited customizable spray zones cover lawns, shrubs, gardens, pots, and trees no more overwatering sidewalks or missing dry spots
- SOLAR POWERED FREEDOM - Runs on the sun no batteries, no wires, no outlet. Just place OtO, connect to Wi-Fi and a hose, and it runs itself
- WEATHER-INTELLIGENT SCHEDULING - OtO checks local forecasts and skips watering when it rains or is too windy
- QUICK DIY SETUP - No trenching, no digging, no costly installers. All you need is a hose and Wi-Fi
- BUILT TO LAST, YEAR-ROUND - UV-resistant body, weatherproof housing (32149F), and solid brass fittings designed for hot summers, rainy seasons, and everything in between
- EXPANDABLE COVERAGE - One OtO covers up to 5,000 sq ft. Daisy-chain multiple units for full-yard coverage
- CONTROL FROM ANYWHERE - Use the free OtO app to adjust schedules, water while you travel, or manage multiple units across your property
- SECURITY LOOP - OtO can be locked to a secure object for peace of mind
Brand: OtO
Color: Beige
Material: Brass
Style: Automatic
Number of Packs: 1
Brand Name: OtO
Number of Packs: 1
UPC: 628011530172
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Material Type: Brass
Color: Beige
Style Name: Automatic
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Top Amazon Reviews
Very happy with my purchase. Very easy to set up. Works really well. Only two issues: 1) My water pressure is 59 (cannot increase it), so the maximum range is about 20-24 ft. 2) If you are not home you cannot create a new sprinkling area remotely without manually turning on a switch on the device. I've had my Oto for one month and I really like it. Very reliable so far
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Reviewed in the United States on September 21, 2026 by electricphase
Easy setup & everything is working great! Love that I can easily remove this for the winter when it snows & I don’t have to blow out any lines if they were underground. And I can monitor it with the app when we aren’t there. Also love that I can adjust it to not go on if it rains or is too windy.
Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2026 by AZGAL
WARNING: The July 2026 app change is TERRIBLE! A few weeks ago I would have given this 5 stars, but the “improved” scheduler makes creating and editing zones much more difficult. In the zone setup you used to be able to toggle how much water per week and which days to water and then let the app do the rest. So if roses should get 2” of water per week and you want to water on M/W/F, you pop that in and are done. If you want to edit that, you could go in and change the amount of water or the days. Easy. Not any more. Now it’s a super clunky process of configuring each day’s schedule individually. Theres literally NO way to review how much water a zone (plant or plant area) is getting per week. You have to click into every single day and add it up yourself. What a terrible “improvement.” It’s like the tech team went wild — and never once thought about the actual user experience out in the yard. Mr. Tech Bro — I bought a $400 machine for EASE OF USE. I don’t want to have to code it myself.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 16, 2026 by Michelle
I cannot say enough good things about our OTO's. It was very easy to map out the yard, and we have a complicated yard. It is very reliable and absolutely waters where we told it too. It is set to not water in high winds and that feature works. It is set to not water if we get a certain amount of rain and it absolutely does not water when we've had the preset amount. It even told me the other day that it was only able to water at 79 percent capacity because our water pressure was lower than normal. We live in a new build area and most of our neighbors put in underground sprinkler systems. We went with the OTO's have honestly have the greenest lawn in the neighborhood.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 25, 2026 by Kathy
The OtO lawn sprinkler is a good way to water a small lawn. I like that it only waters where you program it and that it knows from the internet what the weather is going to do and automatically skips watering when it's expected to rain. It has worked flawlessly since I got it set up. But the set-up is the difficult part. The app is not very user friendly. It is wonky settings up the zones and nearly impossible to edit them once they are set. I found I had to delete the zone and start over, rather than being able to edit it. This I had to do several times before the units were set to water where I wanted. Set-up was tedious and time consuming, but it has worked well since. It would be ideal if one could adjust the zone with touch controls on the map. Connecting was easy, with just having to get a hose nearby. The solar panels have charged the units consistently. I haven't had any problems with leaks, as long as the washers are new and the connections are tight. The design of the mounting brackets make them easy to hang from a post or place them in the ground. I was quoted $6000 for an in-ground sprinkler system, so at $500 apiece, I was able to set my yard up for $1000. That is quite a savings, plus I don't have to pay for start-up and shut down each year like I would have to for the in-ground system. With what I know, i would buy the system again. It's a great way to water your lawn and outdoor plants. I have recommended the system to many family members and friends, with the understanding that set-top is a chore.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2026 by nitefly
Works good, but expensive for how it's made. The cost must be in the forever running of the cloud based software. I have mine on the corner of the driveway to reach over the sidewalks and opposite side of driveway. It reaches all but the last 1ft for me. Not getting anywhere near the 40 ft, I might get 25-30 but I realize that's based on inlet water pressure. Wind really effects the 3 streams and the software has a wind cancel setting, but the local weather is never right about wind except in extreme cases, I find a light wind of 5mph effects the positioning so being tight with the border zones isnt effective all the time. The zone scheduling in the app needs improvement, you have to make a zone, schedule, then copy the zone, schedule again, change the name, copy again schedule again, rinse and repeat for each time of day. So if you have 4 zones and want to water 3x a day you have to setup 12 scheduled zones. Not a huge deal but who gets it right the first time?, So yes 24 or 36 copies gets to be a pain. It should have a program that runs which covers all zones, set your 3 boundaries, set your 3 times and be done. Weather delay is so so not sure where it gets the weather. It should give you the option to pick. Weather underground is hyper local and this needs weather reporting as close as possible because of the pinpoint stream. I have it full sun and haven't needed the power cord. Its to far from power which is why I purchased this over the other similar brand. I haven't had to charge it, the sun has handled it. That said manual activation is delayed up to 5min. Not sure if it was plugged in if it would be faster but on solar, to start or stop from the app takes up to 5min for the sync to flow down to the device. So far it's worked unlike those Bluetooth O brands that never hold a connection. The Oto is probably 100ft from our wifi antenna and connected. Those O brands where like 1ft away and wouldnt stay connected. Now if it would have a Home Assistant integration I would give it the 4th star and I can water based on realtime wind.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2026 by JM Here
Surprisingly easy to set up. In fact, it was actually so much fun, I deleted it so I could do it again. My wife was skeptical this thing would work as advertised (me too), but boy, it transformed our very irregular shaped back yard. I have had fun showing it off to neighbors and guests.
Reviewed in the United States on August 15, 2026 by Douglas Nelson
Update - company reached out and made it right. If you have a small (read that as tiny) yard, this isn’t a bad little sprinkler. It will only reach 40 feet, so you need to be creative in placement. They suggest a maximum hose length of 50 feet, so that limits placement of this unit as well. I find the App difficult to use. But the unit does get your grass wet. If rain is expected during the day, the unit will not water even if rain never materializes. Kind of expensive especially for the area covered.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 17, 2026 by John