40.5" H Outdoor Garden Water Fountain 5 Tiers Large Cascading Rock Natural Waterfall Outdoor Fountain Resin Imitation Wood with LED Lights for Garden, Patio, Porch

It’s a beautiful fountain with lights that light each level. Came well packaged and very simple to get it up and running. My only concern is where the suction to the pump from fountain bottom is a 1” hole. I think a little screen would be nice to keep leaves from going into basin that holds the pump.

I’ve only had the fountain in use for one day but it’s quite beautiful, sturdy, it wasn’t hard to put together and it looks fabulous at night! I rarely give a full 5 stars but if it lasts beyond the one day (and I think it will) it’s worth every star. Just a beautiful addition to my backyard. I’m having a tropical themed party hence the purple lights and other props. But you can see the fountain’s quality and how it looks and sounds.

Awesome fountain, We love the tranquility of the sound of the water flowing. Only qualm is, the pump flows pretty strong, I set the pump to the lowest setting and it still flows fairly good. The strong pump is great for moving the fountain streams, problem is water tends to splash everywhere and makes a mess around the area where the fountain sits. Even on the lowest setting it still splashes out a bit but not too bad, just wish I could slow it down a tad more.

It looks good. It was super easy to set up. The pump sucks really bad. The first day I thought the pump was under powered. I checked the pump for debris. I checked to make sure the hoses were connected properly. By the second day, the pump barely has any power. The sound of the water trickling is barely audible. The water just drips down now instead of flowing. For $300, you should put a decent pump in this thing.

Just got the fountain today, so far so good. Package arrived a week earlier than expected on Amazon arrival date. I'm 65 years old, but in pretty good shape and strong. I was able to move it myself, but it is bulky and takes some effort to move it. It looks really nice and seems built well. No instructions included, but you don't need to be a genius to figure it out. In the back there is a small opening to pull the light cord out and hose. The included pump you just slide the hose all the way on and place it on the inside water tank bottom. Then slide the back cover on, space is cut out for electric cords. Clean the piece off of any residual styrofoam that might be there. Put the top plate on the top of fountain. Then just fill the bottom well with water until it fills the storage well full. I plugged the unit in and it worked perfectly, lights all lit. The pump does have a dial on it to adjust water rate incase it needs adjusting, I set mine to half way which works well. The sound of the water is very good and relaxing, I added blue food color to the water, as I am not a fan of white lights for water displays and want to keep the look a little more mysterious at night. Overall, I like this fountain and at this point, would say you will really like it! Will check for any leaks, I have it outside and its raining so can't really tell, but it's been going for over an hour and no sign of losing water.

Love the look and it’s beautiful and well made. BUT no matter what I do or adjustments I make it consistently drips or sprays water which always keeps my porch floor very wet, now that it’s summer time it’s even causing more mosquitoes than ever. Although I still keep it running because I love the sound and lights I have to add water EVERY day. Just wish it wouldn’t leak and spray as much as it does.

It has good lighting, warm white. Very easy setup. Nice design with several falls. It has sponges that are glued in place to collect debris for easy cleaning. These same sponges can cause small amounts of water to flow over the side. This happens less if the waterfall reservoir is not overfilled. About 3 inches from the bottom of the back slide out cover is good. If you add a drop of oil (vegetable, electric shaver oil, etc) spread to the inside end of the water tube that connects to the pump it makes it much easier to put the tube onto the top of the pump. I have mine on my back porch (covered). It goes through around 1 gallon of water a week. My climate is warm to hot. Using distilled or otherwise filtered water is best so as to avoid scale buildup in the pump. Putting in an ounce of fountain clarifier once a week will keep the water clean and prevent algae buildup.

It’s pretty! However the pump doesn’t adjust the water volume, so it was really noisy and not relaxing, so we replaced it with one that did. 3 months after purchase the finish starting flaking off in big chunks. It’s being retired to the basement so I can try and fix it as it’s not cheap.