CONXWAN Solar Fountain, Solar Bird Bath Fountain Pump 1.4W Free Standing Outdoor Water Pump for Outdoor, Garden, Pond, Patio and Garden

Love this. Actually more power from the little pump than I needed! ONLY drawback is that it definitely needs direct sun but works great when the sun is there!

Good price for a basic solar fountain. Be aware, you must have direct sunlight for it to work at full power, otherwise it pulses water. I removed the sprayer cap. It was always spitting. It’s a cute addition to my deck garden. I placed it in an 8 inch flower pot, with water which makes it easy to move with the sun. Would be better if there was a battery to hold the solar charge so it would work when there’s a lack of direct sunlight. If you want a constant/continuous stream of water look elsewhere. This serves my needs so thumbs up. 2 stars lost for having to chase the sun and no nighttime enjoyment.

Works very well. Very high spray when in full sun. This works well enough that I do not have to run my pool pump as often. (16 ft above ground)I do have two of them. It really helps keep the cost of running the pump down.

It is very cute. I’m not sure if it was my assembly error or my spot just doesn’t have enough sun but my water is not shooting as high as the picture. For the price it is very pretty and I love that it is solar powered.

In theory, this seemed like a great product; in reality, it was less so. It had lots of nozzles to create spray options and was very easy to set up. It just didn't work. In full noon sun the spray was weak and erratic. When first set into the water it shot up to an impressive 12", almost immediately thereafter, and until I returned it, the most it would do was 3-4". Instead of a continuous spray, the water squirted up about once a second. I checked the filter for a clog and checked to make sure all connections were good; they were. I am returning it and will order a replacement in the hopes this particular unit was defective.

Works like a charm. Bought 2 more for my sister and parents. The water evaporates quickly if in full sunlight. You can't let it run dry because it hurts the pump, so have to refill often or put in a shadier area, which is what I did.

Full July Sun in California does not sufficiently power this product to function as advertised. Perhaps it is intended to be used on a planet closer to the sun.

These things float around and don’t really stick to anything. I had to barricade them in with stones to keep them in the sun. They go off the second a bit of shade hits them or the sun’s position changes. They are off 70% of the time. I thought there was a battery back-up when ordered but sadly, must have misunderstood. These will be on their way to Goodwill when I find one that isn’t a floatie and has a battery.