Soju Dispenser - Automatic Soju Shot Dispenser - Hands-Free with 2 Shot Glasses - Food Grade Korean Soju Dispenser with USB-C Chargeable for Home, Outdoor, Party, Bar, K-BBQ

Gave this as a gift, and it was a hit! Dispenses perfectly and looks so cute

The media could not be loaded. Just got my soju dispenser. It was easy to set up and it is easy to use. I only problem I find is with the sensor. It works great but may be a little sensitive, so be prepared to bring your glass up again to drink more. Would probably buy as a gift to drinking friends.

It's not Jinro dispenser but still working really well I use it for my korean bbq night!!

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I haven’t had the same issues with accidentally triggering the sensor as other customers. It works super well! Deposits the exact amount you need. There is a pause between pours though, so it takes a few seconds to trigger it again if you put an empty shot glass under the sensor. The one thing I wish it had was a slightly longer tube. The ones given work for standard soju bottles but not the larger ones.

Cute novelty that is fun to have on the party table for everyone to take a shot at. It can be like perfecting the use of the soap dispenser. Some people have no problems, some get all the problems, then there’s the majority who have little consistency either way. Being that we aren’t expecting expert precision, it’s a small detraction. If you expect the best pour, it’s best to stick to pour spouts and manual labor.The included cups are a nice touch, but soju is not often served that way, so they spent most of their time catching the oopsies.Setup was ok - a bit of familiarity with pump dispensers help, but anyone can do it with some effort. At the end of the day, everything easily goes back into the box for the next occasion, or the set can be dried out and stored in a quart bag.

Ordered this for my husbands birthday and it’s so cute! Super easy to use and it’s always a big hit when we bring it out for dinner parties.

This device is meant to dispense a specific amount of Soju in to one of the two small shot glasses that come with it. The mechanism depends on a flexible silicone tube fitted to the active pump top of the device and extending down into the bottom of a Soju bottle.The problem is that neither of the two flexible tubes fits either on or inside the device's inlet port. I spent a very frustrating half hour attempting to secure one of the tubes to the inlet port before finally giving up. The device is inoperable without these silicone tubes attached, and it is therefore not functional if the tube can't be secured.Even with the device working as described, it would be of VERY limited use: it is programmed to dispense either a full or half "shot" of Soju, the measurement of each relating to the specific shot glasses that come with it. Glasses or cups that are not exactly the same size as those that are provided will fill according to their specific capacity, making the "half" or "full" settings meaningless.There are two silicone tubes that are part of the set, each a different length to fit "different sizes of Soju bottles," according to the User Manual. This limits the device to the smaller bottles in which Soju is commonly sold. Before opening the package, I thought that it might be useful in dispensing other beverages (Sake, for example) but that's not necessarily possible.Soju is gaining popularity, but the manufacturer might want to take into account that it is still an esoteric beverage in most liquor stores, if they carry it at all.The device needs to be modified so that attaching the essential silicone tubes is possible, and would be of much broader appeal if there were tubes that are longer than those provided.I can't recommend the Leburry Dispenser as currently offered.