VEVOR Utility Sink Pump, 1/3 HP, 120-Volt, 2900 GPH Flow, 25 ft Head, Under-Sink Sump System With 6 Gallon Basin, Automatic Laundry Drain Pump, 1-1/2" NPT Outlet, Black

I was very impressed with how sturdy this thing is. Its solid, easy to assemble, and works amazing. it will drain itself in about 6 seconds! it has some power.

This pump is used in the sink in our basement apartment. We bought the house five years ago, so I don't know how old the pump that was in there before but this was a perfect match. It works great and, with my stepson installing it, it saved me a bunch of money. Just FYI my plumber wanted to charge me $300 for the ump and another 3-400 to install. Yeah, hard pass on that. This pump works great and saved me a ton of money.

I used this to catch drain water from our water softener and pump it to our drain system. Works great for that. Easy to modify by using a 1 1/2” plug drilled out for the plastic hose. Perfect for that application as well.

Update... Pump is now dead and impeller is not jammed, just straight up died.Arrived on time, packaging was ok as everything is contained inside the pump box. Upon opening the pump box, everything is packed nice and in bubble wrap.This is where it begins to suck.After opening the bubble wrap that contains the uplift tube and check valve assembly, I found the check valve to be detached. You can easily see there was barely any adhesive used to attach it.I reached out to Amazon and they directed me to Vevor. Customer service said they'd mail out the part. They email every three days and just say the same thing, we are sorry, blah blah they are working on getting the part, etc.Tired of waiting and figured I'd just get it running.The upflow pipe is not a standard size (it's a pvc pipe milled down on both ends with a fernco attached to the check valve) so it took a bit of trial and error to find a check valve that could be adapted to work.There's no real seal where the uplift pipe meets the box. I lucked out there I guess as it doesn't leak there (yet anyway, pump has only been used 3 times)The biggest issue is that the seal that goes in between the top and bottom of the box leaks all over.I was careful not to over tighten these screws as I didn't want to strip out the plastic.I went back and tried tightening them more but same result.I saw another review on here where someone else has the same issue.I'm not sure what to use to seal this box so it doesn't leak but I'm already invested into it so I'll just figure something out until it dies.I'm literally just using it for a utility sink in my basement for aquarium water changes so in my case it's not a total loss.I went cheap and well as usually goes, wish I didn't now.The pump itself flows a lot of water, the rest of it though.....unfortunately not great, really not even good unless you are OK with a wet floor and enjoy the modifications necessary to make it work.

Works great

This system was installed in a basement for use with a utility sink with a washing machine hose draining into it. It was installed with a flow valve in the line (as suggested) to restrict the flow so that the pump will not keep going off and on thereby reducing the life of the pump. While testing it out, the flow was restricted a bit too much and the entire basin filled up and leaked out the seam where the input comes in from the sink. I've tightened the top as tight as I can get it and it will still leak if the basin fills. Theoretically, the basin would fill up and the sink would hold the contents until the flow caught back up, or in the event of a blockage remain in the sink. This could be a real problem if there is a blockage upstream. This has otherwise been a good purchase, however, I've only had it installed through one weekend of laundry thus far. I'll post an update if anything changes.

Works better than expected for the price! Very powerful unit for the size.

I put it in the basement apartment and no problems so far! It was easy to install and I really don’t have any noise issues. The pump is working with no issues for the last 8 months!