The pump works as desired--easy top fill with sealing cap, thoughtful sensor design (when your hand is under the spout, it dispenses--no difficulty with a "magic spot" like an automatic sink).
My two gripes are: 1) The charging cord is proprietary--USB-A to a magnetic contact. A USB-A to USB-C would be ideal with a rubber plug/cover on the charging port--or a compartment to hold the proprietary charging cord.
2) The spout isn't labeled on the box or manual (there is no manual/leaflet), so I thought it was a plug--but it's actually a rubber spout to stop drips. Thankfully I wasn't able to pull it out but suspect many have. (You're package designer should put a removable sticker on the device or highlight on the box to inform users about the special leak-free spout)
My old Simple Human battery operated soap dispenser took a nose dive into the dish water and stopped working. Even after drying out the battery compartment with a fan I could not get it to work again. So. . . . . I bought two new rechargeable ones. One for hand soap and one for dish soap for the kitchen sink. They work well and look really nice side by side! Thanks, SimpleHuman, Carol