JOYHILL 5 Gallon Water Bottle Dispenser, USB Charging Water Bottle Pump, Portable Water Dispenser Pump for Camping（Black）

Works great. I bought to add to the top of a water table. When the button is pressed and left on its own, it will run for 60 seconds. Holds a charge well.

This water dispenser is a game-changer! We use it with our 5-gallon water jug, and it works perfectly, no leaks, no hassle. It’s super easy to install and operate, even for the kids. We take it on all our camping trips, and it makes getting clean drinking water so convenient. The rechargeable battery lasts a long time, and the flow is just right. Definitely a must-have for camping, road trips, or even just around the house!

works as expected, no issues with attaching it or using it as well. I like how they provide an extra hose line as well. Although there were some pieces i did not understand the purpose of, but it works fine without them. My only complaint is that it is a micro usb charger instead of a usb c like most products nowadays

Pros: Exactly what I needed. Easy to use.Cons: Only lasted 4 months and won't recharge. I did just notice they have upgraded this battery so I may try again but may try a different one this time.

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.

This product is cheap and so good i used this product for a whole month before battery went low and its really good i would recommend it trust mi

Works but needed more suction for more water faster needed to fill a big pot of water for a boil and took too long was automated but still took to long

Holds a charge for a long time (60 days so far!) and works well