Raindrip R116C 0.5 GPH Mini In line Partially Pressure Compensating Drippers, Pack of 10, red (100050071)

Every emitter worked as advertised. Easy to install.

As the title says, you need a pressure regulated system. If you don't have one, like me, the water will come out in a stream and you will be sad.Edit: it does not say in the main description at the top of the page, but this is an inline dripper designed to have a few drippers in serial and terminated at the end. That explains the steady stream of water. lol

Easy to install and works well.

I placed two units for one plant. They didn't make any adjustment to the water delivery. I tried two more on another plant - same results.Save your money. Easy to install - yes. Easy to use - yes. Functional? NO.

Good product

There is a problem that if one of the drippers clog, the rest of the dripper down the line won't have any water. I don't believe it will happen so I took a chance. I am right. Water still passes straight through.But a dropper clogs already. Maybe the holes are super fine. There's no obvious way to unclog it. The inline feature did save me a lot of work. But now I go back to T-branches and flag drippers, which can be unscrewed for unclogging. Also, water drips out at the tip that is easy to visualize. Whereas there is only a tiny hole in the middle of the inline drippers. Water goes somewhere randomly.With the right kind of tubes, the tougher ones, the T-branches are quite easy to push in. But the tougher tubes are less flexible to go around smaller pots.

You can wind your tubing through your plants and add a dripper into the line next to each plant. You don't need to connect a side line with a dripper on the end for each plant. Fewer connections, fewer drippers and less tubing.

Not exactly what I envisioned and they still made it right. Buy from these guy!!