Automatic Soap Dispenser, Touchless Dish Soap Dispenser 17oz/500ml with Upgraded Infrared Sensor, 5 Adjustable Soap Dispensing Levels, Liquid Hand Dispenser for Bathroom (Silver Set)

If you are like me that likes your kitchen spot less everytime. This is the item your looking for no mess with a touch less sensor, it works real good and not to mention its super cute. Love the look! it goes perfect with my new kitchen style.I highly recommed this dish soap dispenser because its easy to refill with room for tons of soap you dont have to worry about running low on soap. Dont worry about getting rusted with time because its rust resistance this dish soap dispenser will last you a life time. With no spills everywere do to the motion detection you will only use what you need.

I wanted to have less items on the counter around my sink. There's not a point to have hand soap and dish soap when Dawn will do both jobs. I wanted a dispenser so you didn't have to always pick up the bottle, something sturdy that wouldn't fall over when you pressed the pump. I saw this, and knew it was what I was looking for. One container, stays in place. No need to touch it when your hands are messy, and it holds quite a lot. You can control how much comes out at a time. It works great just by putting your hand or sponge underneath. You do have to go pretty close to the sensor to dispense, but I like that because it doesn't accidentally dispense soap while I'm washing dishes or cleaning the sink. Since it is clear, you know how much soap is left. I'm happy with it, and my family likes it too. Though, they're more impressed with it being automatic, than the practicality of it. I'm thinking about buying another one for the bathroom.UPDATE: It's been a few months and I can confidently say that we are using less soap with the automatic dispenser than we were when we squeezed dish soap out of the bottle. I have the dispenser set to one of the bigger settings for how much soap to dispense. And my family seems to be happy with the amount dispensed, or dispense more if they need more, and it is still less than they would have used if they had just squeezed the dish soap straight out of the bottle.

I recently purchased the Automatic Soap Dispenser with a 17oz/500ml capacity, and it’s been a fantastic addition to my kitchen! This touchless dispenser uses an infrared sensor that detects my hand instantly, delivering the perfect amount of soap without any mess or contact. It’s hygienic, convenient, and feels like a luxury upgrade to my daily routine.The 5 adjustable soap levels are a standout feature—I can customize the output to suit dishwashing, handwashing, or even filling a sponge, which saves soap and reduces waste. The 500ml capacity means I don’t have to refill it often, and the wide opening makes refilling a breeze with no spills. It works great with various liquid soaps, including dish soap, and dispenses smoothly every time.The sleek, modern design looks stylish on my countertop, fitting perfectly in both my kitchen and bathroom. It’s powered by 4 AA batteries (not included), and the battery life has been impressive so far, even with daily use. The IP67 waterproof rating gives me peace of mind, as it handles splashes and wet environments without issue.Setup was quick and straightforward, with no tools needed. The sensor is highly responsive, even for kids, making it family-friendly. It’s also super easy to clean, keeping it looking pristine.This touchless soap dispenser is a game-changer for convenience and cleanliness. It’s well-built, practical, and worth every penny. I highly recommend it to anyone looking to elevate their kitchen or bathroom experience!

These soap dispensers are easy to fill and use. Past soap dispensers required that you turn the product over and fill it from the bottom. These are quite attractive and look exactly as pictured. They are easily adjustable, with a single +/- button on the top. Pressing the + and - buttons adjusts how much soap is dispensed.The only thing I don't like about these dispensers, is that the pump is activated by a proximity sensor, instead of a beam-break sensor. Let me explain. A proximity sensor is a single sensor that senses when your hand passed close to the sensor. A beam-break sensor is a two-part sensor. There is an emitter that shines a typically infrared light at a receiver. A beam-break sensor senses when the beam of light is broken. Why is this important?If you are using these dispensers for hand soap only, it's not a problem. But we use one for hand soap and one for dish soap. The proximity sensor in these dispensers does not detect a pot, a plate, or a bowl. By contrast, any of those items, as well as your hand, will break the beam of a beam-break sensor and activate the dispenser. When we want to hand wash something small, we have to place the item under the dispenser outlet and then carefully place a finger just behind the outlet, to activate the dispenser. It's not a big deal and we are pleased with the product. But that's the thing that cost it one star in my rating.

Just buy it 😊 it’s perfect and exactly what you’re looking for. Just add batteries and it’s ready to use! It has 5 different settings to adjust how much is dispensed. The sensor works flawlessly. It has a sleek design that blends perfectly on your counter.Also, I had an issue with the product getting jammed after a two week vacation and customer care was very kind and helpful and sent me a new product within the same week! Great company, great product, just buy it!

Past (2) soap dispensers died after about a year. Increasingly poor operation became frustrating to me and my wife even before the year was up. I have come to assume that soap dispensers are a disposable appliance; pay $30 for the convenience and then dispose of it a year later. Here, I am trying it again for the great convenience (my wife is handicapped). So far, the promise has been kept (two days). We enjoy the convenience.