Universal Water-Bottle Pump Dispenser 5-Gallon: KitchenBoss Foldable Automatic Water Bottle Pump, Portable Electric Drinking Water Pump USB Charging 1-5 Gallon Water Bottle Switch, Silver

This product works as advertised as long as the tube is underwater. I purchased this item for easy access camping water and it works as intended! I had no issues with the charge or set up of the item. I did notice that when I repositioned the tubing, it floated on the surface and did not dispense water-however, I was able to shake/move the tubing around so it was submerged and working properly again. For the price, it’s great!

The media could not be loaded. I brought this product in 2023. It's a good product!I started to use this pump again today (I haven't used this product at all in 2024.). I found the pump is not pumping, so that I dismantled this product.HOW to solve:In the picture, there is a white object with five small circular pieces and a large circular piece in the center. The problem is that the large circular piece is stuck; just poke it with a thin stick to use it again.

Easy to assemble. Noisy when water is dispensed. Little pipe inside does not stay under water.

I love this dispenser! It's almost perfect except it's "too easy". I happen to be someone who prefers to drink temperature purified/spring water, so this pump is ideal with my 3gal water jugs. Dispenses quick; battery lasts; also I didn't need extra cap adapter accessories to fit the 3 gal water jugs first, since it has its own adaptivity for a variety of water jug inlets. I don't use five gallon jugs, so I can't speak on how it works for that size of water jugs.I like that you can adjust the amount of ml of water you would like it to dispense.It is only "almost perfect" and "too easy" because this item would be perfect if it had a better fool-proof shut off. I thought when the tap dispenser is closed; water would not disperse even if the top button was pressed; but that is not the case. Or, that there would be an "off" dial as a contingency if the top button was accidentally pressed so water wouldn't disperse when you don't want it to.Reason being is there are times its better to have a "child-like" proof contingency for people who would like that feature; or even lets say they have young kids or people who may have autistic children or people who visit have rambunctious children what have you who can easily press the button without any ado.Aside from that; excellent item!

If you have kids, go camping, living in a dorm. This is perfect. Saves space, super easy to use and clean. I purchased it for a family camping trip with 3 families and everyone loved it. Easy to fill water bottles and pots. For a 4 day camping trip, 6 adults and 5 kids, I never had to charge it once.

Excellent design, improved hose. My second time purchasing this pump, trying to give them another chance. Works excellent BUT after a year of barely use while camping (about 12 uses), suddenly stopped working. Second pump, second time. Well maintened, not a single scratch. But suddenly stopped charging and stopped working. I need to contact the seller to let them know about this issue.

Purchased 2.5yrs ago and it has just begun to show motor slowing and not charging as well. It has served its purpose well and we,as a family of 4, use it several times a day. Will be purchasing another.

The media could not be loaded. This water dispenser has been perfect for my small living space, especially considering the less-than-ideal municipal water quality. With just a simple stand and a 5-gallon water jug, I was set for clean water for drinking, ice cubes, cooking, etc. The presets (150ml, 250ml, 350ml, 500ml, 1000ml) seem pretty accurate, and the memory function is convenient, though I rarely use them—I usually just dispense water as needed.However, as the water level drops, the rubber hose that comes with it starts to float on top of the remaining water due to its natural curl and lack of weight, but there is a small plastic piece that is pressed in the bottom that is more of a small filter for large debris, but not heavy enough, and may even be the reason it floats on the top of the water it's supposed to be submerged in. This prevents it from siphoning the water properly. I tried a few solutions, like adding stainless steel nuts or brass washers to the hose to weigh it down, but to add enough weight using non-corrosive materials would cost around $8-$10, which seems excessive for a reasonably priced water dispenser. So I just purchased 2ft of a harder plastic tubing for $0.29 and trimmed it to size. Know that the small plastic piece on the base of the hose, isn't a tight fit with this new hose, but it really serves no purpose aside in my opinion.