OHIFAST Touchless Soap Dispenser 2-Pack
Product description
What to know
If you want a no-touch dispenser rather than a basic pump bottle, this OHIFAST two-pack is designed to make handwashing and sink cleanup more convenient. Its infrared sensor detects a hand from 0 to 2.7 inches away and dispenses soap in 0.25 seconds, so there’s no pump to touch when your hands are messy.
The six adjustable dispensing levels let you choose how much soap comes out, which is useful when you want a smaller amount for handwashing and more for a dishwashing task. The dispenser also has a continuous-flow option for 10 seconds. That gives you another way to dispense soap for heavier cleaning or the self-cleaning routine described by the product.
The listed capacity is 12.8 oz/380 mL, and the design can be placed on a surface or mounted on a wall. It’s described as suitable for liquid hand soap, dish soap, shower gel, shampoo, hand sanitizer, and facial cleanser. From the way it is set up, flexibility depends on choosing a liquid the dispenser can handle, the product details don’t specify a viscosity range.
How to use it
Use the sensor for everyday dispensing, then adjust one of the six levels to suit the task and help avoid dispensing more than you need. For example, at a kitchen sink, you could select a lower setting for washing your hands after cooking and a higher one when you’re tackling a greasy pan. The continuous-flow setting is there for tasks that call for a longer dispense.
The unit recharges through USB Type-C and has a 1,200 mAh battery. The listed full charge time is three hours, with up to 5,000 operating cycles on a charge. Keep in mind that the IPX5 rating is intended for wet environments, but the product instructions specifically say to keep the sensor and charging port dry.
Practical tips
Choose a spot where the sensor has room to detect your hand, and where the charging port can stay dry. Wall mounting can free up sink or counter space, placing the dispenser on a surface avoids committing to a wall position. If you’re deciding between this and a simple manual pump, the OHIFAST setup favors hands-free dispensing and adjustable portions, while a basic pump needs no charging.
It makes sense if you want two touchless dispensers for kitchen and bathroom use, or you’d like to keep one near a dishwashing area. Not the best choice if you want a completely maintenance-free dispenser: this one needs recharging, and its sensor and port need some protection from water.
Practical doubts
Can it dispense dish soap as well as hand soap? The product lists both, along with shower gel, shampoo, hand sanitizer, and facial cleanser. It doesn’t provide details about which thicknesses are suitable.
Can it be mounted or used on a counter? Both placement on a surface and wall mounting are described, so you can choose based on your sink setup.
How does it recharge? It uses a USB Type-C charging port. The stated full charge time is three hours, no charging cable details are provided.
Should you buy it?
This two-pack is worth considering if touch-free dispensing, adjustable soap amounts, and the option to mount the units matter more to you than the simplicity of a manual pump. The capacity and multiple liquid-use options give it flexibility around sinks, but the product doesn’t spell out soap thickness limits, and it still needs charging. Choose it for a more hands-off sink routine, skip it if you’d rather have a dispenser with no battery or charging-port care to think about.