Mademax Solar Bird Bath Fountains Pump, Upgrade 1.4W Solar Fountain with 6 Nozzle, Free Standing Floating Solar Powered Water Fountain Pump for Bird Bath, Garden, Pond, Pool, Outdoor

This works perfect in my birdbath. It is very easy to clean. I probably have to fill my birdbath once or twice a day. It’s not very deep. It will not work in partial shade but I have it in a sunny area. Well worth the money!

Works well in the full sunlight, one issue is you cant keep it in place so it will spray out of the container. Also on an overcast day it doesn’t work at all. If it floats into the shade it stops working. For the price though it does the trick!

This works like a charm and is so pretty! A large pot or bird bath works better both for fit and because the water splashes and the wind will blow it. I have to replace some water several times a day but I don’t mind. If necessary, just remove it and set it out of the light. Any direct sun will turn it on.

The media could not be loaded. This product was less the $15 so it works about how you would expect. It doesn't hold a charge at all so the second the sun is gone it stops working. I live in Florida (Sunshine State) and the outflow isn't that great (I included a video). I don't think it would be worth purchasing if you lived in Minnesota. Only had it a day so jury is still out on whether it will last. I will be upgrading at some point.

This waterfall really works I love it. It saved a lot of money. All you have to do is put it together. Let it sit in the sun and the sun do the work. It is solar. If you don’t understand the directions that is in the box. look it up on YouTube and it would show you also Great buy from Amazon.

Very simple to put together but must be in direct Sun to work. Comes with different water valves for your desired flow/look. It’s simple for a small fountain look.

I use this fountain in a small, pre-formed pond. I keep water plants in the pond to clean the water. The fountain must have sunlight to work; it does not build up energy reserve through the day that it can use after dark. The intake regularly gets clogged and is difficult to clean. Water from the pond leaves residue on the top of the fountain, discoloring the black color, making it less attractive. The little arms that keep the fountain from hitting objects in the pond fall off regularly. When the filter gets clogged, the suction capacity decreases.I have to be careful which nozzle I use because in a windy day, the water will blow from the fountain out of the pond and drain the pond in the course of a couple of sunny days. I tend to use a small gurgle rather than a spray to prevent that from happening.Having said all that, this is an inexpensive way to keep water moving. It's not ideal, but it does work. I would pay more money for a better quality fountain with a filter that is easier to clean.

Pretty small little water thrower that is perfect for a bird bath. I added the extenders so that, as it floats, it won't go right to the edge and sprinkle water out onto the ground. The device worked well, and you could even hear the little morning whirring if you held it next to your ear. On the afternoon of the 7th day, I noticed it wasn't working. Even in bright sunlight, nothing. No water, no motor whir, nothing. I followed the instructions with a vigorous shake, tapping it, looking for any debris that may have clogged the motor, and I found nothing. So.. I'm sending this back for a replacement.Update: Replacement unit arrived a month ago, and is doing great. It slows down when the shade hits it, but that is to be expected; it's solar powered. Works great, adds a bit of happy noise to the backyard water fountain.