VEVOR Aspirador de estanque, motor de 1400 W en ciclo intermitente continuo, motor de 120 V con cable eléctrico de 15 pies, 4 cabezales de cepillo, 4 tubos extendidos, 1 bolsa de filtro para limpieza multiusos sobre el suelo

I decided on this vacuum because of price. It works well. I've been taking my time cleaning the pond so this pond vac is perfect. If in a hurry not the vac for you. I did a little modification by putting in a filter for catching the debris and it works perfect for me without spending $400 or more

Like other reviews here. It gets the job done. Can't complaint about the price. Have a very small concrete pond. 1 foot deep. It suck all unwanted. Haven't tried the dry mode. It only has one switch so not sure how the Mach knows it's sucking dry. Pulls in for about 20 seconds then it empties the chamber. I still don't understand the difference with the other yellow version here. I thought the yellow version is the ones that's stops and runs cycles. What I took me days to push with a broom towards the filter now I do it in few minutes.

I see some bad reviews because people didn't understand how these vacs work before they bought. This is not a continuous suction vacuum. There are such vacuums out there, btu they're much more expensive. This vac comes on for a while (I think 20 or 30 sec), then it shuts itself off for a while (maybe 20 or 30 sec) to drain, then turns on again and keeps repeating. You might think, well I can do that with the shop vac I have in my garage. Well yes you can but you have manually turn of the vac and drain/dump the water every 30 sec because that's how quickly the vac will fill up with water. I tried it. It's frustrating and hard labor. This vac's drain hose has a flap at the end of the hose to allow water to drain out when vacuum is off, and the flap closes when the vac is on. Cleaning will be very slow, but it does do its job. My pond is rectangular, 18ft x 3ft. It took me ~45 minutes to vacuum the entire pond bottom. I didn't do a detailed cleaning, just sucking up whatever sludge, poop and dirt I could see. Suction is ok for removing sludge and sand/mud. It's not strong enough to pick up pebbles and go all the way up the hose. It's also slow because suction is not good enough to use a wide head. I had to use the narrow heads. Otherwise suction was too low. The opening of the smaller heads are about 3 inches wide. So, imagine vacuuming a 3 inch wide path and you have to go pretty slowly, slower than vacuuming carpet. Don't expect to be able to suck up string algae, even using the brush head. The brush bristles are to soft to break algae loose. In my case the working speed, including having to wait for the the vac to drain, was ok because the rate of water loss was about the same rate my hose was able to refill the pond. Also the breaks let the water settle so I could see what I was doing. The only problem I had initially was the overflow kept activating because of the cloth basket filter. By overflow, I mean like how wet/dry vacuums have a ball that float u

Keep it low as you can compaired to pond forbetter suction

I really love this thing! It has well engineered attachments. I just spent the day using this vac on the decaying leaves and muck in my pond. Also had to suck water out of a hot tub with it today as I cleaned it and it worked great for me. I love the long attachments. 🤭Good size, easy to use and good quality.

Works well at cleaning up my koi pond.

Great value ! Works so good

I realize this pond vacuum has received mixed reviews. This pond vacuum cleaned my ponds better than the $400 pond vacuum we first purchased. The Vevor pond vacuum pulled all the muck out of the bottom of my pond with ease. Wish the discharge hose was longer.

Works well, instructions are great. Could use a slightly larger hose that won't clog so often with wet leaves from the pond.

The unit works great so far for the price and type. Be aware, this unit is not the continuous use type, it cycles on for about 20 seconds then off for about 30 seconds to drain. Because it's a bit slow (by design and size) I do not use this for cleaning my entire pond. It works well for deep cleaning my actual filter systems and for basic spot cleaning. If you place a filter sock at the drain hose end and let it hang back into your pond you can waste less water.....or recycle the water to your garden without discharging the larger debris.