GOSSI Imitation Stone Wall Tabletop Fountain Includes Many Natural River Rock Office Relaxing Waterfall Meditation Tabletop Fountain LED Lights Fountain(22070)

I absolutely love this fountain you can actually hear the water falling which is what I wanted. I listened to the video and could hear the sound that's why I chose it, some people mentioned that it splashed but I haven't had any issues with that at all I just made sure there are no stones directly underneath and there hasn't been any drops even on the rim.

I love it so much! It looks just like the photo! The sound is so relaxing I have had it running since I got it and I’ve had no problems. It’s definitely worth the money but I wish it came with more pebbles. It’s very easy to assemble and break down to clean. It’s been knocked off the counter a few times by the cats and hasn’t broken yet. I’m quit happy with it!

First of all we do not dislike anything !! We had another fountain which will now go into the office where it will be more suited as the sound of the water is less than this fountain its the first fountain that we can actually hear nice and loud ! its all about placing the rocks in the right place We also love the look of the fountain itself the material its made from We are very happy Amazon customers

This water fountain is actually really nice. To navigate unwanted splashing, I am currently still playing with rock placement but I think I am on to a good placement so far because initially I had a pool of water on the floor and my stand. Assembly was extremely easy. I love the noise level output. I was going to buy a super large fountain because I wanted louder water noise but surprisingly this small table top one gives reallyyyy good water sounds which shocked me. The light that comes with it, isnt the brightest but its okay.

The first fountain I received was defective: the light turned on, but the pump didn't work at all. I requested a replacement, and while this second one does turn on and pump water, I ran into a major design flaw. The default water flow is way too strong. There is no knob or switch to adjust the pressure, so the water splashes and spills completely out of the base, soaking the table. Although the pump cover has plus (+) and minus (-) signs on it, I did some research and realized it's just a generic part the manufacturer uses by default—you cannot actually adjust the speed on this model. To avoid returning it a second time, I had to fix it myself by placing three larger stones (see picture attached) inside to break the water's fall (creating a "slide effect"). This successfully slowed down the flow and stopped the splashing, but the manufacturer really needs to include an actual flow control to prevent this mess.