Edit: okay - I'll edit this from 3-star to 5-star for the after-sale service from the seller who was nice enough to contact us to provide solution/compensation for the review below.Reminder TLDR: The dispense-now button is prominent enough at the front so your hungry pet may press it while nosing the device. If your pet isn't always craving for food like mine, it might be fine as otherwise it works perfectly as expected (even still, after a few months).--Hey folks, so I have a orange tabby who LOVES eating more than anything else, and I got this product out of many brands that have gibberish names on Amazon mainly due to price when I had to leave the cat home alone for 2+ days without a cat sitter.It works fine in its most basic sense - easy to setup (it's got the most basic mechanism of dispensing food that you can think of, nothing fancy); big amount of container so it would hold a lot of food in storage; don't like having another app for just this but it works fine, easy to setup timers, has "feed now" feature which is also handy at times, it gives you the notification every time food is dispensed which is also nice.However the biggest problem I have is that the cat now knows there's more food to come if he urges on the machine, because it WOULD give him more food if he does that.He started by sitting nearby the machine close to / after the feeding time, as if he's praying to the alter of food for more, but then the nosing(?) started. He would nose the machine close to where the dispense button is (sometimes he would also claw into the hole where the food comes out, which would drop him a couple of kibbles most times) - and voila, the food god will answer and food dispenses.. because the dispense button got pressed.I would of course take away the bowl to keep him from eating the unauthorized dispense of food (because even though he's not fat like Garfield, he's still on a diet as recommended by my vet) but I think that made him now wolf up even the officially timer-dispensed food so quickly that the food usually ends up back on my living room floor (i.e. pukes).I saw some other products, can't remember the brand but it was probably ktojekgffz, or rt90kj, or qnj+_ojj'gsdf;;ffjio (one of these three for sure), but I remember seeing one product that had the feature to LOCK the dispense button which could come really handy for me right now.WELP, too late to return this one, so I have to think of alternative options if I'm to keep a automatic dispenser for my poor boy.TLDR; if your pet is an always-hungry beast, be aware that the "FEED" button is waaay too easy to be pressed.Good luck and go love your pets!