KitchenBoss Foldable Automatic Water Bottle Pump, Onyx Black

My sister bought this years ago, after ditching the noisy old-school hand pump they used before. This pump is easy to install and is rechargeable. Using this pump is effortless, making it perfect for the elderly or anyone who has arm or shoulder mobility issues. At the touch of a button, you can fill a glass or a bottle. Also, the spout can be angled to accommodate any type of container, which helps to eliminate spills. I'm buying one of those big water bottles in my apartment in case of an emergency, and I'll use this pump to work smarter--not harder! This is a keeper...

This water bottle pump worked great. We used it when we went camping and knew water at the campground might not be available. We took a 3-5 gallon pre-filled water bottle and secured the pump on top. Made accessing water much easier. It is a little slow if your trying to fill a large pot to cook in but when dry camping we are trying to limit our water use so this works just fine. Used it over a 3 day period and it stayed charged and worked fine. Don't know how long a charge lasts but then that would depend on the frequency of use. The tube does curl somewhat sometimes making it difficult to access the water as the water level drops but with a swirl or two of the bottle, the tube settled and worked fine. Have not used it since that camping trip so I cannot attest to how long it will last. I did charge it back up and have it ready for our next trip.Also nice is that this model came with some rubber/foam adaptors so if your using a different size bottle opening, you can adapt the pump to fit a wider variety of bottles. I also like that the nozzle folds down, keeps it clean, plus it is easier to pack and less likely to break during transport.

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.

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.

We’ve purchased about a dozen different water pumps over the last few years. They all have a few things in common — they’re noisy, have a very slow stream, and they always break down after a few months. This one was different. Very quiet with a strong pump. Very cool design. Loved it, but it only lasted 6 weeks before dying. I’m tempted to try another one just to see if this was a one off.

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!

The product itself is built pretty well, it has a lot of things going for it. But unfortunately there are a couple of downsides which make it not so good for daily use. First of all the water flow on this is low, the dispenser button is a hit or miss - you have to press right in the center else it will not work and last its chunky! Not the best looking.

Better than others. It has a wider USB power port that helps it be a better design. I like the memory feature. We’ll see how long it lasts. I previously had an $8 water pump but the USB power port did not last.