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it's true you can use an app to control just about anything now but the ratio smart sprinkler controller adds genuine intelligence to your watering routine but also come on you can turn your sprinklers on with an app which I find fascinating because that ROI liudmila it replaces the existing controller for your in-ground sprinklers and it'll add a ton of convenience to your life if you're used to messing with clunky dials and buttons every time it rents Rocchi has 200 bucks for an 8 zone controller or 250 for 16 zones the app nicely walks the line between ease-of-use and customizable options both will adapt to the weather on their own then you can really go into each zone and fine-tune details precisely if you'd like you can also tie it into a larger smart home set up with if or wink so yeah you can turn the sprinklers on or off with a nap but Rocchi o makes it so you don't have to and Rocchi o stacks up well with other smart controllers too you can control your sprinklers with your voice with an Amazon echo or Google home Alexa a scratchy o2 water zone 1 for 5 minutes ok zone number 1 is running for 5 minutes but it's not without flaws Rocchi owes a little expensive and you have to pay more for a weatherproof case plus the voice control skills vary from competent to hilariously bad Alexa ask ratio to turn on the sprinklers please tell me which is owned to run and how long to run it for all zones 10 minutes please tell me which is owned to run and how long to run it for zone one ten minutes please tell me which is owned to run in how long to run it for Zone two ten minutes please tell me which is owned to run in how long to run it for what would you like me to say zone three you can't run multiple zones at once and the onboard controls are limited if your internet goes out flaws aside the ratio is a smart home device that genuinely feels smart and I recommend it as a way to add convenience and savings to your watering routine