Nephew got a new fish tank at Grandma's house. Ordered this to try it out. Size is manageable with easy set up. Battery life is good. Very functional and decent quality. Food capacity lasts at least a few days for sure.

This is waaaay bigger than I expected. It seems to work ok, although it didn’t seem to “dose out” the food super consistently. I wound up not really being able to use it because it wouldn’t fit with my tank lid on, and I need the lid for the lights. Didn’t really work for my setup.

Works great! I like the button to test it and you can watch it rotate.Holds plenty for a small tank and adjustable as well! This feeder activated when the timer passed! Very easy to set up and use. Not too noisy at all...only noise is when it's in rotation and that doesn't last long at all. Feels sturdy and love the battery operated function.

Set it to low setting for mini pellets and it put way too much in the fish tank now I have a smelly fish tank that I have to change again after I changed it a day ago.

This is a nice USB rechargeable fish feeder with a long battery life. It includes a charging cable, a mount, and double-sided tape. The size fits our 55 gallon tank just right and is not too bulky. It holds a lot of feed. I like that it dispenses the larger pellets for feeding our turtles. It is easy to set up and easy to use. It functions very well and is dependable. We travel and needed a feeder that we could rely on, and it has served its purpose. It appears well-made and sturdy. At less than $20 at the time of this review, it is a very good value for the money. I would definitely order this again.

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If I didn't use automatic feeders like this one (Pawfly 200 ml Automatic Fish Dispenser for Aquarium USB Rechargeable Timer for Fish Tank Adjustable Vocation & Holiday Auto Fish Food Feeder for Pellets Flakes & Strips), I wouldn't be able to keep fish alive for so long. I started this tank in December 2012 and the inhabitants in the tank currently are at least 8 years old or more. With this newest addition, I now have 3 fish feeders that run at different times dropping small amounts of food at different parts of my 55 gallon fish tank. This is to ensure everyone gets some food and if one unit fails, my fish don't starve.This feeder is large capacity and very big in size, it is perhaps the biggest feeder I have ever owned. My other two that's currently running is much smaller so they can fit on the back and drop food down from the cutouts of the cover in the back. This one however it so large that I have to put it in the front or the side. I tried to clip it in two directions, I'm including some pics. If I clip it onto the front of the glass, I need it at its widest clamp setting and it just fits down. It's very stable once it's attached this way and it just cleared my light. However, it means I have to remove the cover on this side of the tank which I'm not keen on doing for various reasons.Then I decided to try clamping it onto the cover lid edge so I had to move the clamp setting way smaller and it went on fine and there's slight flex from the plastic cover since this is a large and a bit heavier than my other ones but it's on pretty good and don't anticipate any mishap with it falling off and plunging into the fish tank. This at least keeps the cover on even though the lid of the cover has to remain open. I'm fine with this setup for now until I can creatively hack a new cover/lid.This is also my first rechargeable feeder, the other ones use regular batteries and they last a long time. I don't know yet how often I need to recharge it but it's easy to do, I can even do it without unclamping it if I use a longer usb-c cord or charge it via a powerbank. I'd imagine I won't need to refill that for months. My other ones I can get away with filling it maybe every other month, I mostly have bottom feeders now so I put sinking pellets in the feeders. I may switch it up to other types of foods since the opening can be calibrated to drop different size foods, they also like these algae wafters I manually drop down a few times a week. It was very easy and intuitive to program and it's simple to manually push a button to drop additional food down when I want. It runs smooth and quiet but I think these have conditioned not only my fish but I also hear it when it runs and know it's feeding time so I'll look over at the tank for fish activity.Using automatic feeders like this one really help cut down on daily maintenance of keeping a fish tank. Now if only I can just find something that automatically cleans my tank and not just filtering the water, I'll be all set! I like this feeder and I'm so glad I was able to get it to try out.

Recently picked up this fish feeder and am fairly impressed with its functionality and design. One feature ai love is that it has a rechargeable battery, so it doesn’t need to be constantly plugged in. This is a huge plus for me since I already have a lot of devices plugged in around my tanks. While I can’t yet comment on how long the battery lasts, the convenience of not needing to rely on an outlet is a big win.The feeder comes with two mounting options: a clamp and a sticky pad. The clamp didn’t fit my tank, but thankfully, the sticky pad worked perfectly on the lid, so I had no trouble getting it set up.Another positive is how adjustable it is. It offers 8 portion sizes, 1-3 rotations per feeding, and up to 3 feeding times per day. This level of customization is perfect for getting my fish fed in the amounts & frequency I prefer. I also like that it’s very quiet during operation.Overall, I’m really happy with this feeder so far. It’s convenient, versatile, quiet, and easy to set up. If the battery life holds up well, this will definitely be a great addition to my aquarium setup.