VIVOSUN 800GPH Submersible Pump(3000L/H, 24W), Ultra Quiet Water Fountain Pump with 10ft. High Lift with 6.5ft. Power Cord, 3 Nozzles for Fish Tank, Pond, Aquarium, Statuary, Hydroponics Green

The media could not be loaded. I bought this pump to replace one that was failing in my fountain. It is rated at 800 gph which was more than enough for my little fountain. Fortunately this pump has an adjustment to reduce the capacity which allowed me to get the water flow exactly where I wanted it. I’ve had it running now for about a month and it has worked perfectly. Very quiet. Very happy with this purchase. Great price too.

Bought it on a prime deal for $20 for a duck pond build. Looked bigger in the pictures. When I opened the box I couldn’t believe how small it is. However, initial impression is very positive. It pumps like a champ and it flows with a lot of force. Small enough to fit in a 5 gallon bucket and plenty of room to put filter material inside. Hoping it lasts, but even if it doesn’t. It was $20.

I like this pump for an outdoor pond with a small fountain. It gave up at just short of 2 years. It was under daily use probably for about 1 year.

I use this as a transfer pump and for water changes, and it works really well. No fuss, no drama—just plug it in and let it do its thing. It moves water faster than I expected and hasn't let me down yet.If you're tired of lifting buckets like you're training for a fishkeeping strongman competition, this thing makes the job way easier. Worth every penny.

I use this to move water out and into my 60 gallon fish tank. Works good have had it almost a year. Only issue I've had with it is the suction cups, if I try to pull this off the glass it's more likely the suction cups will stay on the glass and just release the pump instead. Which not that big of a deal really.

These are perfect for what I need them for. They work in my pond. They only last a couple seasons but for the price you can't beat it. Also. They are pretty tough. My pond can be quite dirty. I would say go for it. Also getting a mesh bag to put over it to keep the big chunks out of it helps a lot 😁

I bought this pump with the intention of using it as part of my filter system for my backyard Koi pond as the one I had from Harbor Freight broke. When I first plugged it in I was impressed by its performance as the pump was outputting significant amounts of water despite its small size. I don't know if it was 800 gallons per hour that it was rated for but it was a nice increase from the previous pump I had. About 3 months after I bought it, the pump stopped working and made a very loud rattling/grinding noise. I took the pump apart and observed that the impeller assembly was worn almost into an oval like shape on the magnet side. The rod that holds the impeller assembly has quite literally turned into a needle. I do not know what caused the damages, perhaps some of the fine sediment in the pond has grinded down the internals of the pump.I contacted via email the company for a a possible replacement, explaining the issue I had and they were receptive of the issue. They issued a refund of the pump without trouble. Long story short, good company, mediocre product.

Sound level is very good for a pump of this flow. I bought it to use in a Low-Pressure Aeroponics setup - emphasis on learning about LPA without breaking the bank. The outside casing makes it look like about 50 other water pumps carrying various names at similar price points and advertised flow rates, but it puts out more than twice the water of a nearly identical-looking 640GPH pump, and my misting heads can be tightened enough to produce very fine mist without stopping the flow altogether.This little 800GPH pump is likely a little less powerful than it claims, as the lift height is stated at 10', and at 6' the water flow is quite restricted. But for a small, cheap "testing" setup, it works great even with 10 misting heads on 1/4" PEC irrigation tubing. The fittings seat and seal well on the pump outlet, and a spare suction cup is included in the box. Also of interest, the noise level is actually lower than my 640GPH pump.Wattage is as specified, with very occasional increase/decrease, and connecting it to my 1500VA/900W UPS system barely increases the load, dropping the 450-minute "unloaded" reserve capacity by just 12 minutes. Running only this pump on it I would have more than 7 hours of water flow if the power goes out.The pump itself is about twice the size of the 640GPH, and more than twice the weight. Mounting it to the side of a reservoir requires an absolute minimum water depth of 5.5", and with a "Y" splitter in the outlet for balanced pressure in a looped irrigation setup I recommend placing one of the nipples on the pump outlet and using tubing to connect the splitter so you can lay the splitter flat in your reservoir and place the pump upright on the bottom as there are water intakes that must both be submerged on both ends of the pump. Using 1/4" irrigation tubing without a cap and free-flowing, the inlet flow control at the front makes no noticeable difference in the amount of water flow, so if precision flow is required you'll need inline valves, but for my setup, adjusting the misting heads is enough.So far, I'm quite impressed with this little guy, and no longer worried about finding my plants dead from lack of hydration or nutrients. If it lasts awhile, this will have been a great buy - one I highly recommend for smaller LPA hydroponics setups or even a 3-bucket tower or up to 10-bucket Dutch Bucket system.At this price point, I can keep a couple of these on the shelf in case of failure, and if they last 6 months or more in use, they'll be well worth the cost.