5 Gallon Water Pump, Water Dispenser for 5 Gallon Bottle, USB-C Rechargeable Water Jug Dispenser, Portable Automatic Water Pump for Home, Black

GREAT PUMP - AVOID overcharging! New, charge for 3 - 4 hours THEN use. After using it a LOT, the pump will slow to a haut. Another 3 hour charge and it's ready to go. It is my ONLY "kitchen sink" faucet and lasts about 3 weeks betw=een charges. The first one I left plugged in and it stopped completely. The BMS in this is very minimal - but so is the price. I literally couldn't get along without it. It draws from a 5 gallon tank under my counter and works great.

I’ve been using this water pump for over six months as part of my sink setup in my SUV for Overlanding, and it’s been fantastic. It’s so reliable that I often forget it’s even battery-powered — it’s never died on me once. I just recharge it occasionally when I think about it, and it keeps working perfectly every time. The flow is smooth, setup was simple, and it’s been completely hassle-free. A dependable, long-lasting water pump that’s perfect for mobile or off-grid use.

This water bottle pump has exceeded my expectations! After using it for over a month without any issues, I can confidently say it's a game-changer for 5-gallon jugs. The rechargeable battery is a standout feature, delivering powerful performance and lasting a significant time, even with daily use. Although it has a slight operational noise, it's a minor trade-off considering its reliability and efficiency. Given the affordable price, the value is excellent! I'm so pleased, I'm already planning to purchase a second unit for my studio.

I’d like more options for mounting it because the base is a little large but it works perfectly in camp and is really easy to use. I appreciate the 600ml flow option in addition to the on/off switch. It’s nice to be able to keep doing other things while it runs without worrying about wasting water. Be aware that the hose can float in the water so you’ll need some way to weight it down. The battery seems to last a long time. It was plenty for a couple of days of camping at least.

I bought one and loved it SO much I bought a second one! These are so powerful and work for a few days at a time before needing to be recharged. They are convenient and take up NO space unlike the dispenser thay needs to be plugged in and cleaned constantly. More hygienic for teenagers! Very light bought almost no noise.

this thing works great! I use it for camping. Right out of the box never charged it and it had plenty of battery to pump thru 5 gallons of water on my 2 day camping trip in sub 50 degree weather. the stand makes it great for my kitchen setup in my trunk too!!!

I bought this 5-gallon water pump to turn an IKEA toy kitchen into a real working sink for my toddler, and it’s been great. We started using it when he was about 12 months old, and he’s now 15 months and still loves playing with the water. He’s not tall enough yet to turn it on himself, but as soon as he hears the water running, he runs over to the kitchen. At first he splashed everywhere, but now he’s actually learning to keep the water in the sink. The pump has worked really well so far; I haven’t even had to charge it since opening it. It gives a steady stream of water with no issues so long as the water supply is full. For the setup, I attached the pump with Velcro and drilled holes in the little sink. Underneath the sink, I keep two gallon jugs: one filled with tap water for the pump (which easily attaches to the provided blue connector thing, though I did cut off some tubing to make it better fit since this is just a gallon jug) and another with the top cut off plus a funnel to catch the draining water. I also put waterproof contact paper on the counter and a dog pee pad on the floor to help protect the wood and the flooring from getting wet. There’s tons of video on YouTube showing how to do this (look up something like “functional toy kitchen / Montessori” or so). You may want to consider using a larger water container than a one gallon jug though since they empty pretty quickly with how much my kid likes playing with the water (so maybe hold off on cutting the tubing short); I’m thinking maybe a container that also takes in the used water (but since I kind of want to teach him to wash his own dishes early, I went with this two jug system and simply refill the containers multiple times a session; I do have to use a child lock to prevent him from messing with the water jugs though which you’ll see in the video where I fail to open the door to show the water system). There’s two buttons: one that will dispense 500mL then stop and another that will keep it on longer for some set amount of time that’s in the instructions somewhere that I can’t recall; I usually just tap either button early to end the water running to conserve the water until the kid asks for it to be ran again, though. You’ll know when it’s in need of a refill when it starts sputtering (see picture). So far it’s been a fun and practical way to add running water to a play kitchen, and my kid absolutely loves it.

We use this in our RV for drinking water. we don't drink/cook out of the holding tanks. Works well, pumps well. Been through about 6 gallons so far on its first charge, so the battery lasts a lot. A previous competitor item i bought didn't make it past 4 gallons before needing to be recharged. Longer term, we plan to counter-top mount this and drill a hole through the counter top to run the hose into the under-sink area where the bottle will be stored. Improvement areas: the hose could have a 'weight' on the jug end of the hose to help it sink to the bottom like other models have. It's like a little plastic insert to the hose Doesn't fit my store-brand 1 gallon jugs, it's too big/wobbly on top. I used some rubber bands to hold it but its wonky... would be nice to find an adapter to go to smaller jugs. They can't fit everything i guess but it seems to be a pretty standard bottle size at various markets in my area. It's a little loud. I wanted water after the kids were asleep. I was worried i would wake them up with the noise. Cleaning it is 'scary' because i don't know how much water i can get in there before ruining the electronics. I try to run some soapy water through it and then some fresh to rinse it but a full clean is tough. an ip65 or similar rating would be good so i could run it under the faucet without concerns.

good pump