STYDDI Full Flow 4-Way Garden Hose Splitter, Metal High-Flow Four Way Shutoff Garden Hose Splitter, Professional Water Hose Manifold, High Flow Outdoor Spigot 4 Splitter with Cap Type Valve

Sturdy well designed. Valves easy to turn. Very satisfied with this , much nicer that the brass ones I've had in the past.

Installed it on my hose bib yesterday, and not 12 hours later the hose got pulled ever so slightly, and the plastic thread at the top(which has another thin clear plastic piece internally holding it to the metal body) had broken, and off it went to the garbage - completely ruined. It worked great until the slightest bit of leverage found it's weak point and with a 4 way splitter like this, you'd think they'd have done some R&D to figure weaknesses like this out. What a waste of money...

Easy (unlike a different brand purchased previously) to tell at a glance, which lines are on , off or partially on. )

Has a high flow rate

Much better product than the plastic multi faucet. It's metal and doesn't leak.

No leaks right out of box. Will see how long lasts.

I wanted a high output 4- way hose splitter and this is what came up. It seems as though it should work, but I could not get it to stop leaking at its female end. It's exceptionally deep, and it never seems to bottom out on its male counterpart. As a result, it's loose fitting, easily rotating around at the least bit of force exerted on it, and more importantly, it leaks. I tried doubling up the hose gaskets, and even that didn't do the trick. I'm going to write it off as a bad purchase and look for another product.

This hose splitter’s aluminum body cracked within 2 months of buying it. We do not have high water pressure. Unfortunately , we were not able to return it as it was after the 30 day window. Would not recommend.

We can use multiple hoses, great!

horrible quality

Sure, there are all kinds of ways to split up hose water from one source. This water dispersal set of taps, are sturdy,modern, have smooth operation and should last a long time

I used 2 of these devices all summer long (2023) and while they were pricey they were way better constructed than the plastic ones that you can buy. Last fall, I turn my water off and disconnected my hoses and opened the taps, thinking that was good enough. Obviously that was my mistake, because I should have been brought them inside because they held a little bit of water and when I went to use them this spring both of them were ruptured. Because of the ruptures, I was able to see how thin the wall thickness actually is, which is probably roughly 1/16th of an inch. I can't tell you if this is an engineering failure point as in planned obsolescence or not, but I really do get tired of buying watering equipment that only lasts a year. My recommendation with any watering devices would be to drain them and bring them in for the winter, just so you don't have to replace them every year. Hopefully, manufacturers will quit turning out junk, so consumers can actually buy a decent quality product.

Better flow with larger opening