Touchless Soap Dispenser with 15-Level Dial

A physical 15-level dial gives you control over how much soap comes out, from 0.4 to 2.5 ml per dispense. That makes it easier to choose a smaller amount for handwashing or more for a sponge, rather than relying on a single fixed dose.

The dispenser works with thick or thin dish and hand soap, and the description says thick soap does not need to be diluted. A clear window also makes the remaining soap easy to see.

It can sit on the counter or be wall-mounted with the included kit. If you prioritize keeping the sink area clear, wall mounting helps, if you prefer a simpler setup, countertop placement avoids installation.

Where it shines

The adjustable dial is the main reason to consider this dispenser. With 15 settings, you can tailor each dispense to the task and reduce the chance of getting more soap than you need. A quick dial adjustment can make sense when switching from washing hands to dispensing soap onto a dish sponge, though the amount still needs to be selected physically rather than changing automatically with the task.

Hands-free dispensing also avoids touching a pump with wet or soapy hands. That can be useful at a busy kitchen sink, where you might move from handling dishes to washing up, or in a bathroom where children are learning to wash their hands. The product is described as detecting a hand and dispensing promptly, and it can also dispense onto a sponge.

The wide refill opening and vertical viewing window address two everyday annoyances: topping up soap and realizing the reservoir is empty only after you reach for it. An anti-drip nozzle is intended to help keep the counter tidier between uses.

What to know

This model uses three AA batteries, and its battery compartment is positioned high inside the body to keep it farther from countertop splashes. The description reports up to a year of daily use on one set of alkaline batteries, but that is a reported figure, not a guarantee for every household. Battery use is worth factoring in if you would rather avoid replacing batteries altogether.

The dispenser has a black matte finish and can be used on a counter or attached vertically with the wall-mount kit. Think about where it will sit before choosing: countertop placement is straightforward, while mounting can free up space but requires using the supplied mounting approach. The product description does not give dimensions, so it’s hard to judge its exact footprint or fit from the available details alone.

It’s a great fit if you want adjustable, hands-free dispensing and a visible soap level. It may not suit you if you want a rechargeable unit or need exact dimensions before planning a tight installation. From the way it is set up, it focuses on adjustable dispensing and flexible placement rather than minimizing battery use.

Best use cases

For a kitchen, set a suitable amount for a sponge and keep the bottle near the sink, or mount it vertically if counter space is limited. In a bathroom, the touchless operation can make handwashing simpler for a child who is learning to use the sink independently. The same dispenser is described as compatible with thick and thin dish or hand soap, so it may suit households that want one device for more than one sink routine.

Compared with a basic manual pump, this approach avoids pressing a shared pump top and lets you choose among multiple dispense amounts. A simple pump may still be the more direct choice if you do not need touchless operation or dose adjustment.

When it makes sense

Choose it if adjustable portions, a visible refill level, and the option to mount the dispenser matter more than having a rechargeable design. The 15-level dial gives more control than a single-dose dispenser, and the stated compatibility with thick soap means dilution is not part of the described setup.

Skip it if you do not want to manage three AA batteries, or if your decision depends on precise size information that is not provided. It is also worth remembering that a manual dial adds a setting to choose, if you want the simplest possible pump, a basic dispenser may suit your routine better.