JOYHILL 5 Gallon Water Bottle Dispenser Pump, Electric Pump for Water Jugs

I honestly didn't realize how much I dreaded lifting my 5-gallon jugs until this little pump came along. Setup took less than a minute — just pop it on top of the bottle and you're ready to go. The one-touch automatic dispensing is exactly as advertised: press once to fill a glass, and it stops right where you want it. The USB rechargeable battery has been a huge plus. I charge it maybe once every couple of weeks with normal household use, and it's nice not to be tied to an outlet — makes it perfect for the kitchen counter, RV, or even camping trips. Build quality feels solid for the price, and it's quiet enough that it doesn't feel intrusive if you're grabbing water at night. No more struggling to tip a heavy jug over a cooler or straining my back — I just press the button and walk away with a full glass. Highly recommend if you go through 5-gallon jugs regularly, whether at home, in the office, or on the road. Easy to clean, portable, and it just plain works. Five stars, no hesitation!

Works great. Easy assembly. Don't know why I waited so long to try. Very pleased.

I've had this for a year now and it works perfectly with no issues whatsoever! And in the past year, ive only had to charge it 4 times. I'll plug it in before bed and the next morning it's ready to go for months at a time. This one is a good one!

Even though it can't screw onto the bottle, it still works, but has to be readjusted multiple times. Every couple of minutes it shuts off and I have to restart it. I didn't see the information about which type of water bottle I should order until I looked at the current instructions. I hoped that there was a fitting I could add (or that was supposed to be included). No such luck. I use a long aquarium hose with it so I can water plants on multiple shelves. Since the pump shuts off frequently, it's an advantage, allowing me to change the location of the watering hose without making a mess. If it doesn't shut off in time, I can still shut it off manually and start it as needed. I didn't rate battery life because I bought it recently.

Great little unit! Some people complain about the noise – which is really negligible… Perfect for those 5 gallon water bottles we get delivered monthly. Used several times daily, this unit lasted us about 13–14 months. Just ordered another one. For the price, it’s worth it!

Fully charge the item when I got it and over the next 3 months it worked since we used it pretty sparingly. It finally ran out of juice and I plugged it into recharge and it simply will not recharge. *Update* The seller reached out to me directly and made things right. This is the kind of customer experience that you should receive on a platform like Amazon, because you pay a premium. I really appreciate it and will definitely recommend. Whenever I go camping people always ask me where I got it and how much it is and they're constantly shocked. It really is a must have for camping and it's such a low price it's a no-brainer. It can be frustrating when you receive a defective product, in this case it seemed to be the battery which I'm sure they don't make themselves but purchase and install in their own product. That being said it was an opportunity to see what kind of company this is and it looks like they stand behind their product. Go ahead and make the purchase.

We don't have the room for a floor container to hold our water. This product works!

This water pump works well as described. One thing I especially like about it is that while it has a battery and doesn't need to be plugged in constantly, unlike some devices it will work while plugged in to charge. This means that if you want, you can just leave it plugged in all the time and never worry about recharging it. My one complaint with the product is that it doesn't actually come with a charger. It comes with a VERY short USB cable, but you have to find a charger to plug this in to. This shouldn't be a problem - the minimal instructions included say that it will work with a "standard phone charger." Unfortunately, this is at least a little bit misleading. First off, it uses a micro-USB plug, which is much less standard today than it was a few years ago. Still, chargers with micro-USB plugs aren't too difficult to come by, especially if you tend to keep old chargers like I do. Unfortunately, that brings us to the next problem with this so-called "standard." The minimal instructions included don't give any indication of exactly what the specifications of the charger need to be, other than to say "standard phone charger." Also, they don't include any description of what the device will do when charging - specifically, the fact that when it is charging there will be a red light on top. Since this wasn't described at all, I had no way of knowing that when there was NOT a red light, that meant the pump WASN'T charging at all. The first charger I tried seemed fine, right up until the pump stopped working. It turned out the pump was never actually charging. I then tried to use the charger that I always use with my current phone, and sure enough, a red light came on to indicate that it was charging now. This was the only way I was able to learn that a red light indicated charging. However, I very quickly learned something else about this pump: you can't actually use a modern "standard" phone charger. While the red light came on to indicate it was charging, this only lasted 10-20 seconds or so. After that, the light went off, and I smelled the distinctive smell of smoke. Turns out my "standard" phone charger had burned the electronics in this little pump out, and it was now completely inoperable. It turns out that this pump has a fairly specific narrow range of amperage that it is built for. While there are definitely chargers out there that work in this range, it's misleading to say that this is "standard." The first charger I was using was a 1 amp charger, which used to be very common. This, apparently, isn't enough to charge this thing at all. The second charger I tried was my normal charger - a high-speed charger that automatically negotiates with the phone to determine the correct amperage. This little pump isn't smart enough for that, so I can't be sure how many amps it got. It could have been the max, which is 3 amps. In any case, this killed it pretty quickly. I learned that you have to find a "standard" charger that provides at least 1.2 amps, but less than 2 amps. anything else will either not charge at all, or will burn the thing out. It would have been so much easier if they just provided a compatible charger in the first place.

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Easy to use and install! using it for 2 months now. a bit noisy but works well.

Produto excelente, fácil de montar e instalar. Carreguei a bateria rapidamente e a durabilidade da carga foi ótima. Vale a pena