Ninestars, DZT-50-13, 50 L Automatic Touchless Motion Sensor Stainless Steel Trash and Garbage Bin with Highly Durable Lid Mechanism for Home, Kitchen and office

Good sized bin with easy to use opening sensor.

Looks classy .love the way it works. The capacity is good too.no complaints so far

Easy to use

Work well, quite cheap versus brabantia but the noise wiiiiinnnnnng , like old man rumathism, should be fixed. Not very classy ( i know this is a bin😊)

Great price and so far (3 weeks in) working perfectly. It is sensitive and we had to move it to a less trafficked area. Hands free is very convenient: )

It stopped working after 11 Months

Best buy ever. Sleek and stylish.

It's super convenient

High quality product. Sensor works very well and product is. nice.

Excellent value and works perfectly, alittle flimsy construction but acceptable for the price.

I can't say enough good things about this trash can. I purchased this a little over two years when I needed to replace a pricey, foot-operated plastic can from a certain big name manufacturer because its junky, plastic pedal mechanism broke. I saw some of the negative reviews for the NINESTARS trash can but it was basically the same price as the one that I was replacing so I figured why not give it a shot. The opening mechanism is just about perfect in terms of how it responds. Because of my previous pedal-based trash can, I was used to approaching from the front to reach the foot pedal with my hand low to avoid getting slapped by the opening door. I find that this same hand path is ideal for this trash can as the approach triggers the sensor and then I can usually toss whatever I have in before the lid has even finished opening all the way. Super quick and efficient. Also important to mention, you don't even have to wave your hand (which may be holding something messy) to trigger the lid -- just walking up to the can is usually enough. Another great feature is that the lid stays open as long as the sensor still detects your hand. That means that this trash can will automatically handle the cases where you are clearing off a plate or something similar where you need to spend more time over the open lid. There are also manual Open and Close buttons for cases where you want to keep it open for prolonged periods of time. The metal of the can is relatively thin which I imagine some people might not like but it has the advantage that it keeps the trash can light weight and easy to move around. Battery life has been great. I've maybe replaced the batteries one or two times. Regarding reliability, I highly recommend that you try to keep the trash can lid as clean as possible. Trash can lids get dirty from all the food stuff getting tossed in them. For a trash can like this with a motion sensor and mechanical lid, you need to be sure you keep it clean for it to function ideally. I've made it a habit that whenever I change the bag, I wave the can open and then turn it off so I can quickly wipe off any gunk that has gotten on the lid. You'll want to be sure the sensor is kept clean as the location of it makes it easy to inadvertently drop gunk on when throwing stuff away. If there is junk blocking the sensor, it isn't going to respond ideally to your hand motions and in some cases will trigger without a hand being present. Any issues I've had where the can suddenly wasn't responding well, was opening when no one was near it, etc. have been resolved by simply cleaning the sensor and then changing the batteries if that doesn't help. One thing that could be tweaked is if they figured out how to limit the "walk by" openings. Mine is in a high traffic area right by the fridge and this results in the lid opening an unnecessary number of times due to people walking by. My thought is that a "sensitivity" knob that lets you control the distance it is sensitive to or the time it requires motion before opening could do the trick so those of us who need it in a high traffic area could dial this back and those who don't could keep the lid super responsive. Another thing that would be nice is if they could figure out how to make the controls more intuitive. A surprising number of people will stand there and stare at the trash can confused when they first encounter it. Some will hit to Open button to open it, some will try to pull the lid open by hand (which I imagine might not be good for the motor), and some will hit the Close button to close it even if they figured out that it is motion operated on opening. Expect to have to train some people on how to use your trash can. While "get smarter friends" would be good advice for handling this, you don't get to pick your family so it would be nice if somehow the controls were designed in a way that made it clearer that it was motion based.

ستينلس ستيل جميل وسهلة الإستعمال وفرندلي مع لولاد. منظرها مميز في المطبخ و عملية جدا.

This was bought as a replacement for an over 10 year old model that had developed issues opening and closing properly. The motor wore out. I really like the motion detection opening. It works better than the original one. It is very useful in my kitchen when my hands are full and I want to put something in the garbage can.