FREESEA Aquarium Submersible Fountain Pump: 160GPH 10W Adjustable Quiet Water Pumps with 3.3ft Tubing Hose for Small Fish Tank | Pond | Outdoor | Hydroponic

Works great and a great price. The output is a bit over the top so had to turn it down very low and water still spits out some. Using for an outdoor fountain.

Really excellent little pump -works well. Better than most I have tried will buy again.

I put this in a Mexican pot cascade where it has to lift water about 30-36 inches. It works great and shoots out a stream about 3/4 of an inch with plenty of pressure to make that soothing waterfall noise.Update: it lasted about 12 months. Of course, several of those months were in the winter, not in use. Not sure if I'll buy it again or not.

I use these to help me pump rain water from trash cans to prevent flooding in my back yard. works great. pretty powerfull for the price. But make sure you get the filter bags or it will get clogged

Got for a small pond that I dug. Still going strong a year later with it running almost 24/7. Would definitely buy again!

I bought this to replace the pump that had failed in my garden fountain. I tried to match it by comparing the wattage of the two but that proved incorrect. This pump uses 1/2 the watts but pumps almost double the water flow. I was able to adjust it down on the pump so all is good now. It’s extremely quiet and of course very efficient. Seems to be built quite well. I give it 2 👍👍 thumbs up.

So I needed a water pump to circulate water in my reservoir for my plants. So I decided to go with this model because it says in the description that it is FULLY SUBMERSIBLE!When I first got the pump, it looked like it was used. There was dirt and dents in the outer body of the pump that made it seem like this was a refurbished model or it had been sold to a previous customer. (1st 2 photos) I decided to say the hell with it, and use it anyway because I needed a water pump asap. Had no issue with hooking it up to my Wi-Fi extension cord and setting Auto timers, everything was good. Noise level wasn't that bad, but I could hear it from the next room over through the walls. Again it wasn't as loud as some other prompts that I had so I could deal with it. After about 3 days of smooth service, with no issues I decided to take a look into the reservoir and test my water for pH. You can see in pictures 3,4,and 5, that there was rust in my water. The hose and the filter piece that runs out of the reservoir is made with plastic, and the little filter is made from pumice stone. So that only leaves the water pump that could be creating the rust. Not to mention when I rinsed it out there was a bunch of rust that came out of it. I decided to put a piece of cheesecloth around the filter and run one water cycle through to see how much rust was actually going into my water. (Picture 8) that's just from one water cycle! So I will be asking for my money back ASAP. Anybody else that is looking for a water pump, I would suggest looking elsewhere and making sure that you take a look at the parts on the description to see if they are rust proof, and really fully submersible!

The picture shows the tubing coiled, which is the only way to ship. The tubing I received was folded-see photo. The pump was quiet and worked well. It was light in comparison to the old one. The led light was nice but I had to cut, solder, and shrink tube seal to install in fountain. Perhaps a disconnect could be part of manufacturer in the future.