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

I bought this pump two years ago, and it’s still working beautifully! I left it outside over winter and it’s still working. It’s small, but perfectly sized for a little bird bath. The cord from the pump to the solar panel is very long, so it’s easy to adapt to different spaces.

Used the solar pump for small garden fountain. Unit works perfectly.

is a nice little toy for a bird water fountain or bird bath. don't expect more. it works , yes like I said but don't use the little nozzles if the fountain is small instead use just a piece of pipe about 8"tall nozzles will splash water away with the wind and the pump will damage for running out of water,

I purchased this item to set up a fountain for hummingbirds. The sale, shipping, date received all went very well. A+ Seller.The solar panel must be directly in sunlight in order for pump to work. I think this is a great feature as it prevents pump from running 24/7. If in partial sun the pump squirts up water sporadically. Not to happy with this. It would help if the cord from pump to panel was a little longer. It does not come with a stake or anything else to mount the panel. This product does what it says it will do partially.I purchased a Biling Solar fountain before this one. I thought I had reordered the Biling fountain pump and did not realize my error until setting up this one. I did not return because this one is supposed to do the same as other. I'm disappointed with this pump. Most of the day it just randomly squirts water. I've moved it all over my yard trying to find perfect sunlight but nothing helped. The Biling fountain also must be in sun to work but it will continue to work if partly cloudy. The cord for the Biling fountain is much longer and it includes a stake. In comparison this fountain has disappointed me.

I bought this for a bird bath in my garden. I love birds so I want to make sure there’s a bird oasis in my yard. Having a bird bath with just standing water wasn’t cutting it but my bird bath isn’t anywhere near a power source, so solar power was my only option. I went through a million different options but decided on this one.I just got the pump today and as soon as I walked outside with it, before I even took off the covering on the panel, it started right up. I live on the Atlantic coast in Florida which means it’s usually super sunny here but there is always a coastal breeze... that being said, I didn’t put any of the attachments on the pump because it would literally just blow the water out of the bird bath. I’m ok with using it without the attachments because it still makes a lovely water moving type noise that birds love, keeps the mosquitoes at bay because the water isn’t stagnant, and still looks great.The pump definitely only works in direct sun, noticed it slows almost to a stop when a cloud passes over. Still kind of sputters though. On the plus side, the cord is long enough to move around the panel as needed. I knew this ahead of time so it’s not a negative in my book.I’ve been having trouble attracting warblers in my yard, they seem to just fly right over and head to my neighbors tree, BUT I’m so excited because about 30 minutes after I started the pump up one kept coming to check out the fountain! They haven’t landed yet but I know have high hopes. Yay!