First off, the dual-control sensor is a game-changer. I love how I can switch between manual and automatic modes depending on my mood. Sometimes I just want to press the button (M mode), and other times, waving my hand under it (A mode) feels like magic. The transition is seamless, and it adds a fun little tech twist to my daily handwashing routine.

The IPX7 waterproof feature is legit. I’ve accidentally splashed water all over it while cleaning the sink, and it didn’t even flinch. No more panicking about electronics near water—this thing laughs in the face of moisture. The battery compartment stays bone-dry, which gives me peace of mind.

USB-C charging? Brilliant. I charged it once when I got it three months ago, and it’s still going strong. No more scrambling for AA batteries or dealing with those annoying battery covers that always break. The long battery life is perfect for someone like me who forgets to charge things until they’re completely dead.

Now, the foam settings are where this dispenser shines for me. Short mode (0.5s) gives just enough soap for quick hand washes, while long mode (1.2s) is perfect when my hands are extra dirty after gardening. The foam is luxuriously thick—not that watery nonsense some dispensers spit out.

That said, I did notice one user mentioned durability issues after 5 months, which makes me a tad nervous. But so far, mine’s been flawless—no weird sensor glitches or early breakdowns (fingers crossed). For hygiene-conscious folks or parents trying to minimize kitchen/bathroom messes (like me with my spaghetti-sauce-covered kids), this dispenser has been a small but mighty upgrade to our daily chaos.