First Co-op USB nano air pump fail.

[Errk25]

Had my first USB nano air pump from the Co-op fail after running for around two years straight. I have all my air running both inside and outside from these little wonders. I love them because they are totally silent and obviously reliable. Enough power to run to the bottom of my 150 gallon stock tank pond with ease. They are small and easy to move. At $10 each they are a no brainer for me. I just ordered a couple more. 

[GameCzar]

Yeah I swear by them.  Im about to set up several tanks with one pump with a splitter, but right now Im running 4 of the nano pumps 🙂   I'll always have a couple around for spares.

Edited July 20, 2021 by GameCzar

[Streetwise]

It happens. I think I lost one to some ambient bubble splashing on a 2.5 after more than a year. I simply ordered another, since you can’t beat the value.

[lefty o]

2 years for an inexpensive pump isnt too bad.

[DaveO]

I keep a spare for each of the three I use. Surprisingly, after a year and a half of continual use I haven't need them.

[B1gJ4k3]

Did you check the USB wall adapter? I had one that I thought was dead and it turned out to just be the adapter that plugged into the wall.

[Ben P.]

I'm running 4 of them for my tanks not in the fish room.  Had one that would work for an hour or so then quit, did it after six months or so.  Had a spare on hand.  Still like them, easily the quietest air pump.

[ChefConfit]

I've gone out to check on my pond 2 nights in a row now to find the USB air pump not running. Unplugging it and plugging it back in gets it working again so idk what's going on, but I'm gonna add a back up to my next order. 

[Ariel S]

I’ve gone through quite a few of the USB air pumps. I’ve bought maybe 6 ish in total and I love them, but I’ve had 3 just randomly stop working. I reached out to the coop once and got it replaced but didn’t bother with the other two, they are so cheap I just bought more instead and switched to using them only for power outages.