A stainless steel pet fountain with three water modes and a removable battery. Your pet drinks from a flowing stream, the battery lifts out to recharge, and the water tray stays put and full, all without moving the fountain.
A fountain tied to an outlet decides where your pet drinks, and recharging usually means moving it. Brimly keeps the water and the power in separate pieces, so a removable 4000 mAh battery lifts out to charge while the stainless steel tray stays put and full.

The battery sits in its own housing apart from the water, so you can charge it separately or plug the fountain in directly, and the tray stays in place either way.
Sensor mode is the recommended setting, Continuous mode runs when the fountain is plugged in with its cable, and Timer mode switches on every 15 minutes.
A flowing stream gives your pet a moving spout to investigate, while Simple mode drops to a quiet, minimal flow.
The pieces separate for cleaning, and everything except the pump and the tray filter can go on the top rack of a dishwasher.
Before choosing a fountain that runs on a battery, it’s fair to ask how it charges, how loud it is, and how much work it takes to keep clean. Here’s how each one is handled.
Continuous mode only runs while the fountain is plugged in with its cable, and the pump and tray filter should stay out of the dishwasher.

I’ve been using two of these fountains for a couple of months now, and so far they’ve been great. They feel very sturdy and I’ve been impressed with the battery life. I was looking for a cordless fountain because my cats were playing with the cords of the previous fountains we had and I wanted a safer solution. I keep them on sensor mode which triggers the water to run when the cat is within its sight range and I generally only have to charge them once every week to two weeks, depending on how many times the cats activate it. It holds a really nice amount of water so you don’t have to constantly refill and it stays clean. The water pan is a little shallow, so a dog might make a mess drinking from it, but my cats have all taken to it.
I love this fountain as I do not have a plug where water is located and the chargeable battery is great. I would buy any items from this company and appreciate all their help. The owner was wonderful about communicating and responses were very appreciated. Fountain is great and will always offer my two cats fresh water all the time. Great purchase, fast shipping and GREAT communications. Very happy and pleased with the fountain! Buy this immediately, if needed.
My cat drinks so much water than before thanks to this fountain, less cat hair accumulation and left over saliva due to the non stick, steel stainless structure. Easy to wash, large water capacity and great battery life. Battery lasts 1-2 weeks without needing to charge if u place it in motion sensor mode, so is not working for no reason.
The cat enjoys using it. After a week or so of skittishness, he eventually learned to trust it as a water source.
Perhaps a little flaky, this product seemed to stop charging, where the detachable battery/control unit would not turn on, even when plugged in. Since the return window was closed, I fiddled with it a bit. I didn't really touch anything, but after I put it back together it started working again. We'll see how long it can hold up.
A single charge lasts weeks, super easy to refill and clean, love the motion sensor function so it only goes off when needed, but even when it's bubbling it's super quiet. My cats were unsure about it for maybe 30 minutes and now they drink so much water that I feel like they were probably severely dehydrated before. If you have a cat, 100% buy this for them.
Got this for my 2 kitties hoping they will drink more.
It was easy to set up and has the same footprint as a half-gallon gravity waterer. That it's wireless is the biggest attraction: my old house has relatively few outlets--none where cat water goes. The reservoir and the drinking bowl are all stainless steel, so no kitty acne (though this has never been an issue for my B & E (conveniently, B&E suits these little criminals!), and it's easy to clean. It's been running for about a week and a half on the initial charge in motion sensor mode.
I love it. Hope the beasties will come to do the same.
Kitties are still a bit wary of it, but Benny is the braver one and has dipped a paw. I hope they will start drinking from it soon. Or maybe the little fluffers are drinking clandestinely--trying to maintain an aura of disdain for my disruption to their routine.
Pros -
1. USB to type-C cord. Power/recharges the pump. SO the cord can easily be swapped out for any length that you specifically need.
2. Quite pump
3. No water splashing bc water bubbles up vs a spout like setup that can get water everywhere.
4. Blue led for full and red led for add more water is very nice.
5. The motion sensor activation works nicely.
Cons -
1. No latch to keep the top from coming off. Now maybe your cat won't try and mess with it but regardless it should be an added feature.
2. The top metal bowl area should be deeper. I'm always worried it'll start overflowing bc it's right at the edge all the time.
3. Did not come with a power brick to plug the pump into the wall. If I didn't have a spare one just laying around I would not have been a happy camper.