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Today, we\u2019re going to review three of the best 5 gallon water bottle electric pump dispensers we could find. To start with, we\u2019ll examine the Myvision Water Bottle Pump. This is a no-nonsense stainless steel water dispenser with a simple control scheme. Next, we\u2019ll take a look at the CozyBlue Water Dispenser. This is a food-safe plastic dispenser with continuous and measure 600ml dispensing modes. Last but not least, we\u2019ll check out the SmartDevil Foldable Water Dispenser. This is a collapsible water dispenser with two dispensing modes and USB Type-C charging. Which one is the right choice for you? Let\u2019s take a closer look at all three options, and see how they perform!<\/p>\n
Myvision Water Bottle Pump<\/h3>\n
The\u00a0Myvision Water Bottle Pump\u00a0is a little plastic cylinder that mounts on top of your water bottle. It comes in two different versions, and both of them are black and white. But one has a black top half and a white bottom half, while the other is reversed. The total height of the housing is 5.1 inches, with a diameter of 2.9 inches. This makes it ideally-sized to fit a standard 2.16 (5.5cm) jug opening. That said, you can\u2019t attach it to just any old water jug. The jug has to have a rubber insert that reduces the diameter. If there\u2019s no insert, the pump won\u2019t seal properly, and will fall off easily.<\/p>\n
The pump housing curves inwards at the top, and culminates in a control button. This is a simple press-to-dispense button. As long as you hold it down, water will flow out. When you let go, the flow will stop. It\u2019s simple and straightforward, and the rubbery button is easy to hold down. It\u2019s also surrounded by an LED light ring, which illuminates when the pump is active. Admittedly, this is just a cosmetic feature, but it\u2019s still a nice touch.<\/p>\n
Your water flows out through an angled spout, which first juts up and out from the front of the pump. The tip angles back down, so you can easily dispense your water. This stem will even fit in a small water bottle opening, so you can fill and reuse disposable plastic bottles. The spout is stainless steel, which makes it microbe- and corrosion-resistant, as well as easy to clean. The plastic housing itself is BPA-free, so you don\u2019t have to worry about chemicals leeching into your water. The ABS plastic material is also very durable, and won\u2019t cause your water to smell. And the hose is made from food-grade silicone, so it\u2019s perfectly safe.<\/p>\n
To install this pump, you first have to attach the intake hose. It fits snugly over the tip of a plastic nipple on the bottom of the housing. Then, you put the other end of the hose through the bottle opening, and make sure it reaches the bottom. After that, the pump should fit securely to the top of the bottle.<\/p>\n
Battery Life and Extras<\/h4>\n
The Myvision pump has an internal rechargeable battery, with a capacity of 1,200 mAh. In practice, this means that you\u2019ll be able to dispense between four and six 5-gallon bottles of water. Why the wide range? That\u2019s because batteries naturally lose power over time. So another way of looking at the battery performance is that it will last for around 30 to 40 days. Either way, that\u2019s a lot of heavy lifting for a small battery. By comparison, the iPhone 13 has a battery capacity of 3,095 hours. So you\u2019re getting a lot of bang for your buck.<\/p>\n
Charging is quick and painless, with the included USB to Micro USB charging cable. The process takes about 3 hours, which is a bit longer than we would have liked. Still, you can charge it overnight, or even just during the morning. The LED ring on top will light up red when the battery is charging, and turn off when it\u2019s fully charged. That way, there\u2019s no ambiguity as to your charging status.<\/p>\n
CozyBlue Water Dispenser<\/h3>\n
The\u00a0CozyBlue Water Dispenser\u00a0has a slick, unified design that\u2019s very easy on the eyes. The black cylindrical housing has a height of 5.91 inches, and is just wider than your bottle opening. It has a smooth, dull finish, which is easy to keep clean, but won\u2019t collect fingerprints. The spout sticks out horizontally, and is constructed from the same black plastic. It\u2019s all one molded piece, so there are no grooves or gaps that need to be cleaned. The spout extends a little over 5 inches from the main housing. As a result, you\u2019ll have plenty of clearance for filling wide-mouthed bottles.<\/p>\n
As for assembly and compatibility, you\u2019re looking at similar performance to the Myvision pump. It will fit any standard 2.16-inch bottle opening, on 5-gallon jugs or any smaller size with the same opening. Just make sure there\u2019s a rubber reducer in the jug\u2019s mouth, or you won\u2019t get a secure seal. The intake hose fits over a little nipple, and then extends down into the bottle. That\u2019s all there is to assembly and setup.<\/p>\n
The top of the pump has a decorative purple ring, which surrounds a pair of buttons. The first button, the one with the \u201cpower\u201d symbol, is a simple continuous operation button. Hold it down, and the water will flow. Release it, and the flow will cut off. The second button that says \u201c600ML\u201d is a measured control button. When it\u2019s pressed, the pump will automatically dispense 600ml of water, and cut off on its own. This is great for filling a standard 20-ounce water bottle.<\/p>\n
The material itself is very good quality, much like the Myvision dispenser. The plastic is BPA-free ABS, so it\u2019s durable and won\u2019t leech chemicals into your water. The silicone tube is also food grade, which makes it equally safe for water. Our only real complaint here is the spout\u2019s tip, which is not made of steel. Instead, it\u2019s chromed plastic, which is a little bit tougher to keep clean.<\/p>\n
Battery Life and Extras<\/h4>\n
As far as battery performance goes, you\u2019re looking at near-identical performance to the Myvision device. The CozyBlue pump has a 1,200 mAh battery, which is good for around four to six 5-gallon bottles. It also lasts about as long, with a lifespan of 30 to 40 days. And charging is identical, taking around 3 hours via Micro USB. That said, there\u2019s one nifty bonus feature we should mention. On the top of the housing, just above the buttons, there\u2019s a little indicator light. This illuminates when your battery is low, so you know it\u2019s time to charge up.<\/p>\n
All of this is good news if you\u2019re using a 5-gallon water bottle. But what if that\u2019s not convenient, or water delivery is expensive in your area? In that case, you might consider a UV water purifier\/dispenser, like the\u00a0Acuva Arrow 5. It installs into your kitchen sink, and the UV rays sanitize the water as it passes through.<\/p>\n
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