💪 High-Performance Seio P320 Prop Pump with Magnet Mount - Enhanced 320 GPH Review

This pump broke down after about 2 months in a fairly clean aquarium, we were disappointed but bought a larger one that works better - this model offers very mediocre circulation.

I've been using this pump for about 2 months now. The pump is very well made, the magnet mount works great, the pump doesn't make any noise. I would give it 5 stars but I don't think it pushes 320gph. I have lower rated pumps that pump more water. But overall a great buy.

DON'T SPEND YOUR MONEY! It's small, looks cool, and is damn loud to the point where it's driving me crazy. Now I don't know if my pump was broken from the factory, but it rattled, was noisy and had very poor water flow. If it wasn't because I'm based in Thailand I would have complained and asked for a refund but it's not worth the hassle. Get something different!

Ok This pump had a problem right out of the box the epoxy holding the magnetic base in the dovetail groove was failing. I had to use magic putty to reattach it. The pump later failed when I was using it above 120°F. Unfortunately, that made it unusable for my needs, but I didn't mind because it let some water through while pumping.

I bought this for my 14g nanocube because it turned out to be small and compact. I like having a magnet on the outside of the jar, it makes it easier to move. Everything was cool the first day/night, the flow was decent and I didn't really hear anything. The second day the pump sounded like something had broken, it was making a loud grinding noise and I couldn't stop it. While it has a nice design, is a bit compact and works well for small tanks, I think it's made out of cheap parts. If you…

Great pump for the money, the Seio Taam p320 delivers great flow over a large area to keep your fish and/or coral splashing happily with the current. At 320 GPH, the flow is unregulated and the pump can be easily disassembled for maintenance and cleaning. Possibly one of the heaviest power cords of any pump, it can be a little unwieldy and tends to deflect and move the pump around until a good bend is reached where it exits the aquarium. The magnetic mount works well in small aquariums, but…

The pump is quiet and pumps enough water in my opinion. I keep it in a small 10 gallon salt tank that serves as a quarantine tank. 20 gallons would need 2 of these pumps to work properly. I doubt its 320 gph rating. That would mean that this little tank spins 32 times an hour. I do not think so. It probably outputs 190 to 200 gallons per hour. Although the water consumption in this case suits me. However, the mounting system leaves a lot to be desired. Because the heavy duty power cord exits…