NFESOLAR 3.5W Solar Water Pump Outdoor, Solar Power Bird Bath Fountain with10ft Cables, 4ft Tubing, Dry Run Protection, Filtration Syste, for Small Pond, Garden, Water Feature, Pool, Yard

This fountain/pump seems to be well made. I’ve had it a little over a month now. I originally bought it for my small 15 gallon pond to move the water around. It struggled a little for that use. So I put it in a large bowl with one of the fountain attachments, filled the bowl with river stones and about 3 inches of water. It makes a lovely diy garden fountain. All my little yard critters and birds like to come over and get a drink. It does, sometimes, slow down or shut off in low light or darkness. If it is cloudy but bright enough, it still runs at full speed.

Positives:The pump came on as soon as the sun hit the panel. It worked well pumping the water up the included 4 foot tube with an inner diameter of 1/4th inch.Negative: No instructions come with the pump.The spray nozzles are plastic caps that won't stay on by themselves when the water is running. You would need to pick one and glue it on to the attachment tubing. *note attach the tubing to the inside of the hard plastic tube> attach that tube to the funnel piece> attempt to snap on your sprinkler pattern choice disk. >When disk falls off find water proof glue.Despite the negatives I plan to keep the pump because I wasn't originally planning to use the sprayer anyway

I made a little fountain garden for Mother's Day as a gift and the cells arrived cracked, but they worked so I didn't mind. The pump stopped sending water efficiently so I bought another one thinking the cells were just bad and since it was not too expensive I didn't mind a second one so I could have some replacement parts. Now both don't work and I have tried a combination of old pump new cells and old cells new pump with the same result. When the water was running the garden was amazing. Now I have to find another pump that will do what I need and hopefully not have to redesign for a new pump.

I got this to make a little waterfall in my back yard. It's good for filling up the little fall container. It's not a lot of power, but it works really well.The first one I got had a broken solar panel and the company sent a replacement the same day. I would highly recommend this company.

The pictures do it no justice, it was just way too small for what I needed it for

Installed in our birdbath about seven months ago and worked fine from the start. Left it in the birdbath through freezing winter temps and it worked fine once it thawed out (will avoid that in the future). Multiple easily interchangeable heads allow for different fountain spray patterns. Stake on solar panel allows for easy installation. Need to regularly clean foam filter on pump (easy to do). Only time will tell in regard to longevity and durability. Good product for the price. Would recommend.

We've had this on a water feature in our yard for 6 months and we simply love it. A battery backup would help if you have a shady area, but otherwise it runs perfectly when it's sunny!!

I put this in a 20 gallon tank set in the ground in my garden, wanting to keep the water aerated to prevent yuck. I didn't like that the solar panel is separate, but I was able to easily place it and run the power line from outside the tank to the center, where I placed it on a rock.The pump only works when the sun is out fully, so on cloudy days and evenings not much happened. And then by late fall, about 6 months later, it just quit altogether. No clogs, and the light comes on, but it simply no longer works.Might be worth spending a little more money on a different product, which I have just done.

it was used in my pond and did work when the sun shone for the first 6 months then it stopped. instructions on the base was if this happens. place in clean water rinse and also clean the solar panel. this was done but still did not work. it also stated if this did not work to contact the makers on the email supplied. I did and received NO response. contacted Amazon but also no help.