POPOSOAP Solar Bird Bath Fountain Pump, 6W Outdoor Solar Water Fountain Pump for Bird Bath with 4ft Tubing & 5 Nozzles, DIY Solar Powered Water Fountain for Garden, Ponds, Pool and Fish Tank

... so far ( have only had it for a month), working like a champ for my waterfeature/bird bath/mosquito trap. You have to keep in mind that it will only run in sunlight; so pick your spot accordingly. It's been through a few nice storms now. still starts right back up when the sun comes back (always a plus).

Really powerful pump for the money! It runs my three tier water fountain exceptionally well. So if you have Sun but not an electrical outlet, this is a great solution!

Initial impression was good. There was good water flow. I could never get the fountain attachments to work correctly but I wanted a larger stream of water. After a few weeks I noticed that the pump had stopped. Opening up the housing I found that the small metal shaft that connects the motor to the wheel had come loose. I pushed it back in and it started up again. This has happened multiple times.UPDATE - contacted POPOSOAP and they said they will send me a new pump. Very quick response to me concern. Have since received the replacement fountain and performance is much better. Currently working great.

It’s ok- thought it would charge a battery like solar lights do but alas- it does not. Only runs when sun is shining on panel, so doesn’t run when sun moves and a shadow covers it, doesn’t run at night. So, I’m going to have to get another one. Also the pump is extremely tiny, and flow is weak. This seems more suited for an inside tiny fountain, but then you would need to have the solar panel outside where there’s always sun and then the night problem…

This is a great pump works real good on my birdbath. The solar panel makes it so easy to operate.

works good good price

Moves the water in a beautiful pattern in my bird bath

The media could not be loaded. I made a little bird bath fountain in the back yard, using a large cheap plastic planter and river rock. Other than this pump, noting else was needed. (I did have to plug the planter drain using silicone sealant / adhesive.) The little 6w version I have worked immediately when the solar panel was connected. (Note: Pump must be underwater before connecting to panel. You risk damaging the pump otherwise.)One Important thing to keep in mind. This solar panel will not work in the shade. Any shade. Just a little shade. When it's in full sun, it's pretty impressive for such a tiny pump. But if you don't have spot with full sun, at least some time of the day, it won't work for you. You do have about 8-10 feet of cord and the panel is easy to move around if you're willing to chase the sun.I took one star off because while the clear plastic tubing fit well on the pump, none of the spray heads or adapters provided would fit. Normally I would have taken more stars off for a serious issue like this, but in fairness this pump may still work fine for you. Here's the deal...if the pump itself is just below the waterline...no more than two inches or so, there is a hard plastic extension provided. And happily the spray heads will fit on it OK. If you need to lift the water more than that, 4' of clear flexible tubing is provided. In my case I needed about two feet of plastic tubing. This is when you run into trouble. The spray heads won't fit and can't be used. In many applications, however, just having the water come out of the end of the tubing is fine. For instance, maybe you have a little waterfall, and just need to feed the water into that. Or, as in my case, I just propped the tubing straight up and it makes a nice little arch of water...like coming out of a hose. The birds don't care!