Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser. Touchless Technology. Works with Most Paper Towel Brands and Sizes. Dispenses The Number of Sheets You Need. Grey, Under Cabinet Mounted.

I’ve had this Innovia Automatic Paper Towel Dispenser for several years now, and it has held up incredibly well. It still works perfectly, which really says a lot about the quality and durability of this product. The touchless technology is super convenient and hygienic, especially in the kitchen. It dispenses only the number of sheets you need, which has helped cut down on wasted paper towels over time. It works great with most paper towel brands and sizes, so there’s no hassle finding refills. I also love how stylish and modern it looks. The under-cabinet mount keeps the counter clutter-free and gives the kitchen a clean, organized appearance. It blends in nicely and feels more like a premium appliance than a basic dispenser. This is also a fantastic gift idea. It’s practical, long-lasting, and something people don’t usually buy for themselves but end up loving once they have it. Overall, this dispenser is reliable, well-designed, saves paper, and still looks great after years of use. Highly recommend for your own home or as a thoughtful gift.

Very convenient dispenser. Counter space saver. Good quality and reasonable price. Looks great with the color scheme of our kitchen. Easy to assemble. My wife is in love with it 🤩.

It worked great/ easy to install. big storage for big roll, keep my kitchen clean and convenient to get the paper towel. it's a good price.

A carpenter who was in my home working on something else installed it under a kitchen cabinet for me right on top of an AC outlet. (Didn’t think it worked by battery, did you?) I was always shifting a huge roll of paper towels all over the kitchen ; on top of the sink, next to my toaster or on the island. No matter where I placed it, it was an eyesore. Being a gadget technical person I. Spotted this on Amazon, or course. You hold your hand in front of the unit and it will dispense your towel. You can set it to dispense a large number of towels pre one half towel, which is what I use. First time I used it, it dispensed about four full towels and I said this thing is broken! However that is not the case. Clever design allows to to take as many full or half towels that you want and then, retracts all the unused towels back into the dispenser. I’ve been using it to dispense an already slit half towel and then it sucks it right up. I found that if your take a half towel out, after a few times it will only dispense a half towel which is all I need. If I need more towels, I hold my hand in front of the sensor and it will dispense as many as you need, If I need four full towels I hold my hand over the sensor and out comes about four or five towels. You tear off what you need and again, it retracts the roll until next time! I find it looks better than having the towels all over my kitchen and I don’t waste towels any more pulling out too many. I like this dispenser but you have to realize one fact; pull out as many towels that you need by holding your hand over the front sensor, but realize you have to accomplish this prior to the unit retracting all the towels. I have a great quote from my grandson who asked, “ Grandpa, why does it eat the towels?” Well now you know. One last thing, I purchase the huge rolls of towels from BJ’s and they fit in the dispenser with no problem, thus far .

I like this paper towel dispenser. I am an arm amputee, and finding a paper towel holder that makes tearing off one easy for me is a challenge. I know this one was expensive, but for me it was worth a try. It mounted up fairly easy under the cabinet. Looks cool. It holds the roll of Viva paper towels just fine. It seems well made. I can tear off a single sheet perfectly with no trouble. My only complaint is that it binds up easily when you first start a new roll. You have to waste one paper towel to set it up properly. When it sucks the towel back in after tearing one off during setup, it binds easily. I’d still like it to be a bit cheaper. If I wasn’t handicapped, I wouldn’t justify spending that much for a paper towel dispenser.

We love ours. Fits well under the cabinet. Very easy to set up and use. Once set up, you just put your hand in front of the sensor and it will put out what you have it set to. If you need more just keep your hand there and it will spit out more. Easy to tear off. We’ve been having ours for over a year now and haven’t had any issues. We do find cheaper thin paper towels don’t work as well and get jammed easier. The nicer thicker ones work much better and that’s ok with us. It’s worth the investment. We loved ours so much we bought a second one as a gift when our son bought a home. I’ve been thru a few paper towel holders and prefer this much better.

I was a bit concerned this would be too "big" in the kitchen. It fits underneath my kitchen cabinet very well. Love that I no longer end up pulling half the paper towel roll off to get 1-2 sheets. Expensive solution but definitely works well.

I’ve had this for about 6 months now and have to say it’s really nice to have, with a few caveats. It’s a very convenient, no touch dispenser and has worked with all brands of paper towels that I’ve tried (Viva, Bounty, and Kirkland). There are some downsides that I’d like to point out for anyone that plans on buying one though: It’s fidgety to load/refill, it’s a simple enough process but I think the latch could have been better engineered. When putting in new paper towels both sides don’t always latch correctly so the calibration unrolls the paper towels crooked and the roll has to be removed, re-rolled, and started over. Both latches only engage about once out of every 5 tries, and you have to be quick when the calibration starts, so this could be irritating if you don’t know about it. (5 minutes to get it reloaded on average) If you don’t mind this kind of a quirk, it’s worth the money. I have some minor concerns about the longevity, the sound of the motor and mechanism is a little bit more than I’d like to hear when it’s rolling/unrolling paper towels. It’s been going solid for the time that I’ve had it, but it’s an electric motor and plastic gears, so only time will tell, but it doesn’t sound like the healthiest/sturdiest mechanism. Would I buy it again or recommend it, yes.