HovicoSolar Fountain - Panel Water Pump for Bird Bath Solar Panel Kit Outdoor Fountain for Outdoor Small Pond, Patio Garden and Fish Tank

The media could not be loaded. It only works under sunlight, without sunlight fully hitting the panel it will stop, love the way I could customize and install it creatively! and redirect and install the panel where the sunlight is! It comes with different nozzles, all of it seems will only work if you are planning to install a much bigger bowl, because water splashes high out of the bowl and you’ll runout of water, I wish I have a bigger space so I could enjoy it’s variety of fountain styles.❤️

I have two bird baths that I use these small pumps in and it helps keep the water moving and attracts the birds, the cord connected to the solar panels are long so they can find sun easily, I actually zip tied the solar panel to my fence to keep them stable and in the sun. They are sturdy and hard working little pumps. Great value for my money easy to set up and I had fun trying out all the attachments to make the water sprinkle bubble or spray. Small but mighty

This pump is working ok for now, but I am suspect that it will be durable. The pump has suction cups that are suppose to hold it in place, but they do not work with my bird bath. I have it positioned for now, but I have a feeling it will float out of position. There are warnings to keep the pump submerged in the water, but I'm not sure my work around is going to achieve this.

Lots of issues. Firstly, the solar panel doesn't have a peg to place in ground. It's just a piece of plastic. Not very good. Panel sits atop a hedge on full sunlight and the water trikles out.Second up is the design, it's really small. Which is fine, that's the whole point of a fountain is to move water. It doesn't do a good job of this. First day worked, second day it's down to nothing but a thin trickle. I doubt this lasts a week.The pros: good length of cableThe cons: solar panel small, without a way to support it.Solar panel is weak, in fun sun can't manage to produce much water spray.Pump motor seems to work (makes noise) but the water spray only lasted one day.It's a waste of time and money. Save your money for something else, this isn't it.

these woeked exactly as stated, and it was very easy to set up as a bird bath fountain, I was not happy with the fact with all the shade I have here, there was not enough sun, and it does not bank or store the solar.. it works instantly when there is sun, and stops when the sun is blocked. I would recommend it if you have a sunny location, I like in woods.

The media could not be loaded. This little solar powered fountain works great for the money. If you’re looking for a simple and cheap fountain the different nozzles included and the pressure of the fountain will scratch that itch.-Here’s what you need to know - the pressure is dependent on how much sun the solar panel gets.-Shady? Don’t plan on your fountain working.Sunny? Your fountain will be the star of the garden.-It would be nice if there was a stored battery and an on / off switch to control when the pump ran or for when the clouds came by so the pump would continue to run.-As you will see in the video the pump is working nice, but if I step in front of the solar panel the pump stops working.If your fountain runs out of water the pump will continue to run. A shut off float would be nice, but is probably an added cost to produce.-For the money this is a good value pump. Overall I would recommend and buy again.

The media could not be loaded. It works beautifully. I made a hummingbird fountain and I get to keep the pieces in case I want to change my fountain. Works as long as the sun shines on the panel. It was what I was looking for. Not bad for the price. I recommend.

The media could not be loaded. Pros.The caps can be changed to achieve different heights of water.I selected no cap for a bubbling effect, which keeps all the water in the bird bath. The "fountain" caps also work well.The solar panel can be placed up to three feet away to capture the sun, even if the bath is in the shade.Goldfinches sit on the rock and splash in the water fountain.ConsThe suction cups don't work at all. To keep it in place and upright, I had to surround the pump with rocks, as pictured.The design leaves a small wire from the birdbath to the solar panel.