OHIFAST Automatic Foaming Soap Dispenser 380mL

Households that want soap available without touching a pump may appreciate this dispenser, especially at a busy kitchen or bathroom sink.

Its six dispensing levels give you a way to adjust each dose instead of relying on one fixed pump amount.

The 380 mL capacity, rechargeable battery, and touchless sensor make it a more feature-rich alternative to a basic manual dispenser.

What to know

The infrared sensor detects a hand from 0 to 2.7 inches away, and the dispenser is specified to release soap in 0.25 seconds. Six volume settings let you choose a smaller amount for routine handwashing or a larger one when you need more. There is also a continuous-flow option that runs for 10 seconds, intended for self-cleaning routines or heavier cleaning tasks.

It holds 12.8 oz/380 mL and charges through USB Type-C. The listed 1200 mAh battery takes about 3 hours to fully charge and is rated for up to 5,000 cycles per charge. Those figures help set expectations, though actual use will depend on how often you dispense soap and which setting you choose.

How to use it

Place it by a sink or hang it on a wall, then choose one of the six volume settings for the amount you want. The product is described as compatible with thick or thin dish soap, as well as hand soap, shower gel, shampoo, hand sanitizer, and facial cleanser. That range makes it more flexible than a dispenser intended only for hand soap, but the listing does not specify whether any particular soap needs preparation before use.

It has an IPX5 waterproof rating for wet areas such as kitchens and bathrooms. Keep in mind that the sensor and charging port should stay dry, so avoid directing water at those parts while cleaning the counter or dispenser.

Practical tips

At a kitchen sink, a hands-free dose can be useful when you have raw ingredients or dish residue on your fingers and would rather not press a pump. In a bathroom, choosing a lower setting may help avoid dispensing more soap than you need for a quick wash. The continuous-flow setting is a separate option for tasks that call for a longer stream, rather than the short dose used for everyday handwashing.

A wall-mounted position can free up some counter space, while a countertop placement makes the unit easier to move. Think about which setup fits your sink before choosing a spot. Unlike a simple manual pump, this model relies on charging and a working sensor, so it adds convenience but also another component to keep dry and powered.

Questions before you buy

Can it dispense dish soap? The product description lists both thick and thin dish soap as compatible, along with several other soap and cleanser types.

How does it charge? It uses a USB Type-C charging port. A full charge is listed at about 3 hours, with up to 5,000 cycles per charge.

Can it be mounted on a wall? Yes. It is described as suitable for countertop placement or hanging on a wall.

When it makes sense

It makes sense if you want hands-free dispensing, adjustable soap volume, and the option to use the unit in a kitchen or bathroom. The rechargeable design may also appeal if you prefer not to manage disposable batteries. Its listed sensor range and quick dispensing time suit a sink routine where reaching for a pump is an inconvenience.

Not the best choice if you want a completely basic dispenser with no charging or sensor to manage, or if your setup would leave the charging port exposed to water. The main tradeoff is clear: you get selectable doses and touchless operation, but need to keep the sensor and port dry and recharge the unit when needed.