OHIFAST Automatic Soap Dispenser 12.8 oz

If you want soap without touching a pump, this dispenser is designed to make sink-side handwashing more hands-free. If you prioritize adjustable portions, its six settings offer more control, if you prefer a simple manual pump, the sensor and charging routine may be more than you need.

It’s intended for both bathroom and kitchen use, with a 12.8-ounce capacity and a touchless sensor. You can place it on a counter or hang it on a wall.

A quick example: after handling raw ingredients, hold your hand under the sensor and let the dispenser release soap without reaching for a shared pump.

Getting the most from it

The infrared sensor is specified to detect a hand from 0 to 2.7 inches away and dispense soap in 0.25 seconds. Six volume settings let you choose a smaller amount for routine handwashing or more when you need extra soap. There’s also a continuous-flow option lasting 10 seconds, intended for self-cleaning routines or heavier cleaning tasks.

The dispenser is described as compatible with thick and thin dish soap, as well as hand soap, shower gel, shampoo, hand sanitizer, and facial cleanser. That range is useful if you want one dispenser for different parts of the home, but the listing doesn’t specify which formulas or consistencies work best. You’ll appreciate it if you want to reduce contact with a shared dispenser and adjust how much soap comes out. It may not suit you if you want a pump that works without sensors or charging.

Why it’s worth it

Compared with a basic manual pump, touchless dispensing can be handy when your hands are messy or when several people use the same sink. The adjustable output also gives you a way to limit excess soap rather than dispensing the same amount each time. Its 12.8-ounce capacity means fewer refills than a very small dispenser might require, although how often you refill it will depend on usage and the selected setting.

It’s rechargeable through a USB Type-C port, and the built-in 1200 mAh battery is listed as fully charging in 3 hours and supporting up to 5000 cycles per charge. Those figures are according to the maker, not a guarantee of how long it will last in your home. A manual dispenser avoids battery upkeep, so that simpler approach may be preferable if charging is a deal-breaker.

The essentials

The dispenser has an IPX5 waterproof rating for wet settings such as bathrooms and kitchens. The instructions still say to keep the sensor and charging port dry, a practical detail to consider when choosing where to place it. It’s described as suitable for homes and shared settings including offices, hotels, schools, and restaurants, but the provided details don’t establish how it performs under heavy commercial use.

For everyday use, place it within easy reach of the sink, choose a dispensing level, and leave enough room to bring your hand under the sensor. Wall hanging is another placement option if counter space is limited. The feature set is more involved than a simple pump, so it makes most sense when touch-free dispensing and portion adjustment are features you’ll actually use.

Is it worth it?

This OHIFAST is worth considering if you want a rechargeable, touchless dispenser for a bathroom or kitchen and value six volume settings, a 10-second continuous-flow mode, and the flexibility to use different kinds of soap. Its stated compatibility with thick and thin dish soap may also appeal if you want to use it at a kitchen sink rather than reserve it for hand soap.

Choose a manual pump instead if you’d rather avoid charging, sensor placement, and the need to protect the charging port from moisture. Before choosing this one, make sure its 12.8-ounce size and counter or wall placement work for your sink area, the product details don’t give dimensions.