The sensor pump is great, except for when it dispenses on it's own during a shower. I suspect it is due to the accumulation of steam in the bathroom which gets pushed around in front of the sensor. Not a game changer, but it occurs often enough that I find it very annoying to have to clean up the sink each time.
Not consistently pumping liquid soap correctly. I prefer the foam sensor pump but you were out when my defective one needs to be replaced so I am not happy at all with this liquid sensor pump. The foaming sensor pump is my preferred one.
Either my distance perception is bad or your dispenser is just set to dispense to much soap. The idea of trying to keep your hand right at the top without hitting the dispenser and knocking it over is terrible. Need to go back to an adjustable dispenser. I don't think I have gotten less than a third of a teaspoon of soap when washing my hands. Resurrected my original dispenser that I knocked of the counter and broke the down button on and have shelved the new one. I still have two of the new style in their boxes that were going to be gifts that won't be now.
This is a great dispensers. The charge on the battery lasts and lasts. It does not clog. The different amounts of soap dispensed by holding your hand at different levels is great. The unit is sleek and also easy to fill.
Beautiful design. But the amount it dispenses is not sufficient, even when you hold your hand all the way down the front. Should be a way to adjust the amount dispensed.
I’ve had the umbra pump in comparison and prefer the simple human sensor pump. The umbra pump doesn’t activate at certain angles where as the simplehuman pump works at all angles and has variable output. This is a must have if you are looking for a touch less dispenser. We replaced all of our umbra units with these and they are all working perfectly.