AGPTEK 12 LED Mist Maker Water Fountain Pond Fog Atomizer Air Humidifier, Ideal For Indoor or Outdoor Fountains, Water Feature Use.

I bought this as a replacement to my old fogger that wore out from use. This was easy to install in my old fountain fogger and slipped through the hole that was in the bottom without issue. The seals that come with this work perfectly - there were no leaks or problems.The 'misting' function and water fountain were perfect--lots of mist and the fountain for this model is designed to either work with a 'cap' to keep the water from the fountain from splashing too much and is part of the design. Here is an example: https://www.amazon.com/Canary-Fountain-Diffuser-Inline-Control/dp/B00A2BSLB2/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1483912196&sr=8-2&keywords=misting+fountainIf you don't have a cap, you can order the parts (including the 'stand' to support the cap), or plan to use this in a deeper 'bowl' to keep the splashing contained.The LED display is beautiful and you get a random display of the colors through the mist. This works to best effect in a shallow transparent/translucent glass or plastic so that you get the best effect. The lights are extreme, so look best in lower lighting, or a darker corner. The price for this was the best I found. The look and function are pretty much just like my old unit that this replace. I'm thrilled that I get to keep enjoying the befountain I originally had, and I'd buy this fogger again. Also, the link I included in this review is pretty much like the fountain I have, except mine is a translucent white, and not blue--so this multi-color LED looks great with my white fountain bowl.

This is well worth it but it does spray high I put it in a clear pumpkin container and put a partial top on it to help. I have it in my bearded dragon terrarium 40gallon and it’s perfect for getting adequate moister in the terrarium. 🫧💦

The media could not be loaded. II bought this for a Harry Potter party to use for effect on our 'potions class' table. It is AWESOME, but you HAVE to buy the splash guard. I can't believe I missed that when I bought this one. If you don't have the splash guard, the water will spray everywhere. Here's what I learned:PROS:it works perfectly for a small table top foggy cauldron effect without any chemicals or having too much foggy mist getting in your way. The lights are an awesome addition. It is easy to set up and works immediately after turning it on. You don't have to tend to it too much (unlike dry ice which takes way more time and is a massive pain compared to how easy this is). You MUST buy the splash guard! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B06XDMLKQV/ref=sspa_dk_detail_1?psc=1&pd_rd_i=B06XDMLKQV&pd_rd_wg=qd9Nu&pd_rd_r=PYVGV5BFHBSWDQ1ENN21&pd_rd_w=LOkrOCONS:Without the splash guard, the water will spray WAY too much. I am embarrassed to admit I didn't even see/or register this option when I bought the mister. You cannot use this mister in a very large cauldron as the mist won't have the same "flowing over the top" effect you get with a smaller cauldron. However, because of the spray, we had to use a massive cauldron we bought for housing the potions ingredients. We had to prop up a smaller bowl inside the cauldron and with enough height to allow for the "flowing over the top" effect and it was a pain to rig this all up. The water sprays out enough to be problematic for indoor use unless it is in a sink IMO.Also, I think I had seen reviews which said it had stopped working and/or didn't last long. For $11 or so, it lasted our whole party and still works.

The media could not be loaded. I got 3 of these to use in a giant 24" diameter cauldron for my witch in my Halloween display. Originally, I started with one, but there's a whole lot of water in the cauldron, and one wasn't enough to create a nice thick fog.Also, I built 3 little floats to keep the foggers at the right depth, regardless of the water level. They need to stay just a few inches below the water surface to work correctly. The water is too deep in my cauldron to have them sit on the bottom. They sell floats for this purpose, but they're silly expensive. I built mine out of PVC pipe with a perforated end cap on the bottom to allow water in. I then created a ring of foam to stick the PVC pipe though and make them float. I painted everything black to hide them. A little craft wire keeps them somewhat together.I ran the wires through holes I made under the rim of the cauldron so they wouldn't run over the top of the rim.To complete the look, I put the cauldron on a heavy duty flat plant stand (that water is heavy) that raised it up a few inches and stuck a few small logs under it. I ran a string of flicker flame lights around the base to look like a fire.I added some blue lighting to highlight the witch and what you see is the result. The lighting is ordinary AC powered accent lights from the Home Depot. I used some more PVC to make a little snoot for the light to direct it straight up at the witch and put some blue cellophane on it to make it blue.

What I have learned is for the price it's a ok mister but only changes 4 different colors and makes a decent amount of mist but compared to the silver one I had before it doubled the amount of mist. This one looks and feels pretty cheap and I'll be surprised if it lasts longer than 3 months. You get what you pay for and the more expensive ones definitely perform better and last longer.