Outdoor Water Fountain - 3-Tier Rock Outdoor Waterfall Fountain with Lights - 25.5” LED Fountain Yard Patio Decor - Outdoor Fountains by Pure Garden

The media could not be loaded.  Have had for 2 years, still love it. Got a solar pump and this was easy to install. It takes about 3 1/2 gallons of distilled water to fill, and a tiny splash of algaecide. I use a tiny net to scoop out debris. It fits so beautifully in my rock garden its hard to tell where the rocks end and the fountain begins. Sound of water is soft and subtle.

The media could not be loaded.  I really like this fountain. I wanted something fairly large for my patio table. This fits the bill! Has great sound (see video) and is very soothing. Birds often visit my patio so I am hoping they will enjoy this. The only problem i had was trying to put the pump inside. The tube kept popping off and my hands would barely fit in the opening to reattach it. Once i finally got it in there it works like a charm. Very happy so far.i have some patio lights i put around it to light it up at night.

The fountain is well designed and simple. It works and looks great.

Not loud enough. I tried both controls on the pump and neither does enough to satisfy my craving to hear water FALL. Yes, it's not very big, but it is big enough for more sound of the water. Which means I need a bigger pump. What size is this one that came with it? It doesn't say in the description. I need a size larger..or more powerful but not by much since it's a small fountain.I've read the reviews where it says you have to hide the back. No, you don't. It comes with a separate rock-ish square that inserts and has a cut out for the cord, so you can position it any way you like. I placed mine on top of a very large empty pot, turned upside down to raise it higher. Will get some ivy to drape in front of the bare area on the pot showing in the pic. Overall..I love it. I just want more water sound. So if the manufacturer can tell me what size this one is...I can purchase another one from lowes or something. The hole is big enough in the back to fit a larger pump. Sure wish someone would get back to me on the question I asked concerning what size that pump is.

There is a small hole in the lower pool, water returns to the sump through it. So does any and all debris, including flying beetles. They really should have thought of this, for an outdoor garden fountain. The fix is to make a filter yourself, out of screening. I just cut out a 4" square, and stuff it in the hole with my finger. It's not deluxe, but it works and doesn't detract from the looks or performance of the fountain. It causes the detritus to be contained in the pools which can be scooped out as needed. Without this fix, the sump will fill with nasty, nasty dead bugs and will clog the pump. Minus one star for this critical oversight. It would be simple to engineer a filter basket that would be easily removable for cleaning.There were reviews here saying they received a waterfall that was entirely black. Mine has widely varied colors and features, it looks quite natural and pleasing to the eyes. I do wish the LEDs were dimmable, it can be a bit bright.Finally, the power supply on mine died at six weeks. Two weeks past the return period. As per usual, buying items 'sold by, and shipped from Amazon' is the key. They happily arranged a replacement for the fountain regardless. I spend a lot of money with Amazon. They show that they respect and value that patronage and loyalty. I'm happy.

I wasn't too sure how big this was going to be, or how it would look, but I was really surprised it is a nice size, it is sturdy, easy to set up just fix the pump to the bottom attach the hose, add water and plug in. I live in Maine so we are not into hot weather yet and we are still getting a fair amount of rain so I have no problems needing to fill it up.I sit around 20ft away and can hear it trickling. I have not had any issues at all with it splashing, I made sure it was on level ground, which might be why. The birds and squirrels all love it and I much prefer having running water than a standard bird bath with just stagnant water in it.I have been pondering getting another for the other side of the garden, but I really don't need to - maybe if I win the lottery and have spare cash - but I am very happy I bought it.I will be bringing it inside during the winter as we get below 20/30 degrees and as much as it might be ok being left out - I will just bring it inside so I can clean it and keep it until the snow and ice has gone and spring arrives.

The media could not be loaded.  I’ve been looking for a more horizontal, less vertical water fountain, and this fit the bill. It was very easy to set up. The price was right, and it fits perfectly in my landscape. I will say, remove ALL the little styrofoam pieces from the fountain (from the packaging) before you do anything else. It will be difficult to remove them later. Once I attached the hose to the pump at the back of the fountain, I adjusted the flow by turning the dial on the pump 1/4 turn clockwise (vertically) for a slower flow, or 1/4 turn counterclockwise (horizontally) for a faster flow (see pictures). There is not a big difference between the two settings. I set mine on the faster flow. I placed the pump inside the opening in the back and added water. While looking into the opening on the back, to the left, I noticed a small hole (that’s the picture you can’t tell what the heck it is). That’s where the water circulates from the front of the fountain to the back, where the pump is. Make sure you add plenty of water. Initially, I had just enough water to barely flow through from the front to the back. Keep the fountain level so the pump stays fully submerged. Once I had the fountain in place, I placed the little panel over the opening in the back. There’s a cut out that allows for the cord to pass through unobstructed. The pump is very quiet, basically like a pump for a fish tank. I’m very happy with my purchase and recommend it for anyone looking for a small fountain.

Attractive in yard. Great sound from waterfalls.