AISITIN 3.5W Solar Fountain Pump for Water Feature Outdoor DIY Solar Bird Bath Fountain with Multiple Nozzles, Solar Powered Water Fountain for Garden, Ponds, Fish Tank and Aquarium

So far, it’s great! I ordered the smaller motor since my birdbath is very small and shallow. From reading other reviews I knew to turn the switch to the “min” setting. I hadn’t even gotten it set up, only taken it out of the package and walked outside, when the motor came on. The solar panel works wonderfully. I do see what people are saying about the sensitivity of the panel - if it’s in shade the amount of power it puts out is very low, but it still suits my purpose. I did try on one of the nozzle heads, and it sprayed well, but it was going to shoot the water a little outside of my small area so the original water bubbler works well for me. I was a little worried the suction cups wouldn’t stick to terra cotta, but they worked just fine! I hope it weathers well!I keep trying to add a video but it won’t let me.

This is a fantastic pump. I have it in my larger bird bath. Lovely little fountain spray. The birds love it. You just need to make sure you add water everyday or 2 in the hotter weather. The little arms work quite well at keeping it centered

This solar pump is super simple to operate - literally just pull out the stablizer arms/legs, turn the switch and plop in the water. Suction cups on bottom also help it stay in place. It started right up when the sun was out and from my perspective had plenty of "umph" for a decent sized spray. Nice array of a lot of different spray options. I just randomly pulled several nozzles out and tried a few as it was not intuitive to me what each nozzle would do.After a few months the operation became spotty and I would sometimes have to pick up and move the pump around to get it working - this could possibly be from say some dirt or debris getting lodged somewhere, or perhaps from the pump running dry when the water level was low and not replenished for a day, I'm not sure. The sputtering may be from operator negligence - I did not baby the pump (for example, I did not manually turn off the switch at night or when I'd be gone for a more than a day and aside from fishing out the occasional leave I did not really do any serious cleaning of my bird bath. I turned it off for the winter and we'll see what happens when I start it up again in the spring - overall, it seemed a decent value and decent product and I would likely buy again.

Pump quit working, of course, two days after the point I can no longer return. Worked good until it didn’t.Edit - vendor has reached out to offer a refund. Unfortunate the fountain didn’t last long. It was very nice! Hopefully just a faulty one. Customer service is great though!

The media could not be loaded. I am Obsessed! This is exactly what I was looking for to complete my backyard makeover. Its been a few months since I have had it so I have noticed a few goods and not so goods.1 - Easy to install and runs very well even on cloudy days.2 - needs cleaning every few days as the sprinklers head gets clogged.3 - doesn't run in shade. So doesn't work after sun goes down. Wish it was solar charged instead of just solar powered.4 - attracts a lot of birds. So can become messy around the fountain.5 - you can adjust the spray height by loosening the head. Its very powerful.

This fountain is easy to use, works great, and the birds found it quickly. The different attachments allow for a variety of spray heights and widths. We were so happy with this fountain, we bought another one for our grandsons and they love it too!

Well butter my biscuits and call me fancy—this here little water fountain’s the best dang thing I done plugged in since the bug zapper! I set ‘er up right up next to my steps and lemme tell ya, it gurgles like a mountain creek after a spring rain.Ain’t nothin’ too high-falutin’ about it—just a lil’ pump, some water, and a whole lotta charm. The sound it makes is like a possum snorin’ in a hammock. Real peaceful-like. I reckon even the chickens come over just to listen.Setup was easier than pie. Just pour in some water, plug ‘er in, and boom—instant backyard spa. My cousin Earl thought it was a moonshine still at first, but once he realized it didn’t spit out nothin’ drinkable, he lost interest.

I purchased this to go with a bird bath/water stand. It works well and shoots out water and doesn't seem to scare the birds at all. I particularly like the spinning attachment, but that seems to intermittently work. I haven't done it yet, but I think that if I glue a penny at the center of the spinner it should fix the issue.This is completely solar powered without any battery backup, so it turns off when you walk by or a bird perches with the sun behind it. Although a small battery to keep it going would be nice, it was also fun to watch the bird duck for a drink and have it start spraying, then stand up and stop the spray. I think I was more amused than the bird was confused.