Customer Reviews for VEVOR Insulated Beverage Dispenser, 2.2 Gal/8L Thermal Hot and Cold Drink Server Dispenser with Spigot, Food-Grade Cooler Jug with 304 Stainless Steel Interior, for Tea Coffee Restaurant Outdoor

Excelente

I made hot chocolate for an event and it was still hot the morning after ( IN THE FRIDGE) I could not believe it , easy to fill. easy to clean, easy to carry Works better than cambro ( which is plastic inside and holds smells) this is steel and doesn't hold smells I Have used it for hot and cold beverages for many PAC events

Rendben megérkezett.

Works amazing. Had hot coffee in it and 12 hrs later was still steaming when went to clean out.

Product is good but need a stand and little leakage if filled upto top

Buon prodotto

Disappointed. Great size and sturdiness. However, no matter what I try, the tap will only flow when I take the lid off. The air valve at the top makes very little difference. Will use it as a pot plant holder!

El contenedor es muy funcional pero con un par de defectos graves, la tapa tiene plástico por dentro, podria ser de acero inoxidable por dentro para que el líquido no tenga contacto con el plástico. En cuanto al grifo, si el contenedor esta cerrado no entra el aire y no sale algua, tiene una válvula en la tapa que sirve supuestamente para insuflar aire dentro pero no funciona.

Not what I thought it would be does work as well.

Worked well for the first use, but after that, there were obvious design flaws. For starters, the temperature screen cannot be removed as it is wired in. So, when you attempt to clean it, any amount of water that gets to the wires or the battery panel behind the screen will damage the thermostat screen and make it unusable. By second use, only half the numbers were visible on the screen. We transported both units, in their boxes with the stabilizing foam that came in their packages, full of hot liquids and both units leaked a lot of hot cocoa and cider out through the “sealed” screw-in lids—normal sloshing as we drove soaked the bottom of the boxes. Obviously after this, they needed a deep clean, to which we encountered another design flaw. Liquid was seeping between the inner and outer layers of the canister. I let them sit upside down for a number of hours and I could still hear liquid in the dispensers that I could not get out.