These are so versatile and made with care. They can be hung on a wall, the dispenser is easily seen so you know when to refill, the batteries are on the back and screwed in for security and the top comes off easily for refill. I ended up buying one for every bathroom and two for the kitchen for three households. The second one in the kitchen holds dish detergent so it is easily available. The only thing to remember for dish soap is to use your hand to activate the sensor and then rinse your hand into the dish or pot or make sure that you don't pull away too soon so the soap doesn't drip onto the counter if you use the dish or pot to activate the sensor. We have had these for three months and they are still going strong. None of them have needed a battery replacement.

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Very convenient. I would consider this not a necessity, but rather used for the touchless aspect if you have raw food on your hands or whatever.

I put paper towels next to it for size comparison. The volume dial controls how much soap comes out each pump. The soap dispenser does not make any musical tones other than the pump making noise FYI

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This was an important step in my ultimate goal of a work free life, including work related to personal hygiene. Never give up your dreams kids.

Seriously though, this thing makes you feel disproportionately pampered relative to how much it costs. It truly is fantastic.

My gripe is that it doesn't operate well on rechargeable batteries (1.2v instead of 1.5). The pump becomes sluggish and somewhat inconsistent in the amount of soap it dispenses. It's mind numbing how many products use batteries in a family household with young children, so I try to use rechargeables for as many things as possible, and somehow I still get gallon milk jugs filled with alkaline batteries that have been used up.

I ended up using 2 lithium ion AA's (7.4v) instead of 4 standard alkaline batteries (6v) and it works great. The pump operates much more quickly and consistently than with the recommended AA's. The only tricky part is that you have to use 2 pass-through "dummy" cells, to fill up the 4 cell battery compartment when you use the lithium ion cells.

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I have now bought 4 of these.
That is unheard of for me, but these are fantastic! I bought 1 for our high traffic bathroom to test. The batteries are still working and they were installed in November 2018. This dispenser gets a lot of use. The reason I wanted to try this was I have purchased several expensive ceramic pump dispensers at art events, only to have the plastic pumper pop off the glazed soap receptacle. Also, the little plastic pump would always look dirty because...you're pumping it with dirty hands! Dah! This automatic dispenser negates all of this. You stick your hand under the spout and like magic, soap falls into the palm of your hand! You do have to do it a couple of times when you first fill it and you will have to adjust the amount of soap you want dispensed, but so what.
I have added 2 to our master bath sink area and now by the kitchen sink.
I was always using the dish soap pump. Why!?!?
I would have to refill that constantly with a funnel, trying to look under the sink to see how full that bottle was so it didn't over flow into my cabinet. Now, I come in from the garden, stick my hand under the new dispenser and...soap!
No muss, no fuss!
I might buy another one for hand sanitizer...just saying.
Secura 17oz/500ml Premium Touchless Battery Operated Electric Automatic Soap Dispenser w/Adjustable Soap Dispensing - A definite yes!

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Consider first that there is a warranty...that should tip you off.

I have had three other types of soap dispensers. They all broke down within months, so frustrating!!! The last one I bought broke down in weeks AND it had a slow uptake of soap so you had to wait an extra 2 seconds for it to hit your hand. It also had a clunky refill area that made it sloppy to fill it. Two of the dispensers had no window so you couldn't see how much soap was in it. All three had the batteries on the very bottom, which is stupid because they would always short out because, hey, it's around water and liquid soap.

What I noticed right off the bat is that this thing is fast, sturdy, easy to load AND it's design is perfect... the batteries load on the side, not the wet bottom. Also there's a rolling switch near the bottom that allows you to regulate the amount of soap that comes out precisely. It's quite tall and so you don't have to fill it constantly. And of course, it's almost all soap window.

I bought this last month, so I don't know the durability, but it just FEELS sturdy. The smart design and the warranty tells me that this will not be another frustrating purchase. Finally.

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I'm happy - it looks great and works well. I mounted it a few inches off my counter so I don't have to worry about water pooling around the base from my wet hands. (I used a "command hook" on the splash-board area above my kitchen sink). Although used several times throughout the day, I'm unsure of the battery life because I've only had it about a month or so.

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I am very pleased with this dispenser. I ordered another kind for our office and had to return/replace twice. This one is very easy to fill, I can see how much soap is in the dispenser, great volume control options. I use bulk soap from Sam's Club and have had no issues with this soap clogging up. I would highly recommend! Holds a large amount too!