Outdoor tap splitters and irrigation systems

[Adsibob]

Looking at the weather for the next 10 days and can’t see any rain. Need to sort my irrigation system out. I didn’t lay an underground sprinkler system prior to laying turf, so I’m limited to a simple hose sprinkler. But my grass area isn’t huge, so two sprinklers is enough. There appear to be a multitude of splitters available: made of brass, plastic, in a simple Y shape, or a sort of T bar looking arrangement. 
 

Also wondering about whether I should get a three-way splitter so that I can have a spare outlet for general hosing.

 

 What have others implemented, and are you happy?

[Adsibob]

This looks quite good, though wonder if I will have enough water pressure for it:

 

 

[PeterW]

Better ones out there 

https://www.waterirrigation.co.uk/hoses-and-accessories/tap-and-hose-connectors/water-distributors/geka-plus-four-way-tap-connector.html

 

[Adsibob]

34 minutes ago, PeterW said:

Better ones out there 

https://www.waterirrigation.co.uk/hoses-and-accessories/tap-and-hose-connectors/water-distributors/geka-plus-four-way-tap-connector.html

 

I’m sure you are right, but would be helpful to understand what makes the Geka Plus 4 way better? Is it simply that metal is more durable than plastic? Or is there some other advantage of the one you’ve proposed?

[PeterW]

Metal much better than the plastic ones and the Hozelock stuff is expensive for what it is