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        Water coolers have the potential for much more than just a warm spot in the office. With today’s technology, you may want to consider installing a water cooler for your home gym or home office. Heck, the best water coolers are even functional and stylish enough to fit in your kitchen.
        The beauty of the latest water coolers is that they have become more advanced and have more advanced designs and narrower applications. Looking for a small desktop water cooler? no problem. How about a water cooler that has a five-gallon jar with a light bulb hidden in it? Yes, you can argue. Are you looking for a water dispenser that can be used as a pet drinking station? It is better to believe that they are there.
        We’ve rounded up all of our favorite water coolers on the market to help change the way you use your device. There are two other important benefits of using a drinking fountain: you save money by buying water in bulk, and you save the planet by using reusable jugs instead of plastic water bottles.
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        There is a reason why this water cooler is considered the best water cooler on the market today. Featuring a premium dual filtration system, Avalon comes with a 5-gallon refillable pitcher that can be refilled with tap water – no more trips to the grocery store. It supplies cold, hot or room temperature water and is equipped with a child lock to prevent accidental pouring of hot water. Add a filter that lasts six months and you have an MVP cooler.
        Possibly our favorite water cooler (pet owners love products made for pets). This Prim0 has a built-in station that delivers purified water from a cooler to a dishwasher-safe pet bowl below. It features hot and cold water for everyday use and will hold most three and five gallon jugs (the water in the pet bowl is only room temperature).
        The Brio Limited Edition Water Dispenser sits neatly on your countertop and provides room temperature hot, cold water. Two of our favorite features are the child safety locks to prevent accidental spills of hot water and the removable drip tray for easy cleaning.
        Built to last for decades, this OG Water Dispenser from Safeplus features a hot and cold water dispenser and also allows for easy removal/installation of 3 or 5 gallon jugs. But the best thing is the price.
        This electric drinking water pump is USB charged, attaches to most 5 gallon jugs, and starts dispensing instantly. Not only is this a money-saving option for those who don’t often use a water bottle, but it’s also a very useful option when you go on a picnic or carry water in your trunk.
        Another good choice from Primo, this water dispenser has a sleek, all-black design that hides a five-gallon jug underneath. Delivers cold, hot and room temperature water with a child lock on the hot water nozzle.
        This top loading water dispenser is an Avalon brand table top model that holds 3 and 5 gallon jugs and provides hot and cold water (no room temperature setting). We think this is the perfect water dispenser that eliminates the need for a jug of hot water to make tea or oatmeal.
        This Amazon bestseller costs less than $50 and is made from durable, heavy-duty steel. We might recommend storing the rack in a garage or home gym (or anywhere that has a hard floor) to prevent scuffs and scratches, but this rack has screw-in rubber feet to help prevent damage to the floor wherever it is placed. .
        This four-tiered coaster has a similar structure to the shelf above and can hold up to eight five-gallon jugs. It has screw-in rubber feet to protect the floor, but due to the size and potential weight of this rack, we only recommend it for garage storage.
        This stand also features steel construction and screw-in legs. The only difference is that each tier can be attached or detached depending on how many jars you want to store at the same time. In addition, it is available in three different colors: black, brown and silver.
        You can buy three different types of water coolers: top loading, bottom loading, and water piping coolers. We didn’t include water pipe coolers in this review because they require strategic placement and can only be used near water pipes, greatly limiting the versatility and simplicity that we think a pitcher water cooler can offer.
        As you may have guessed, a top-loading water cooler is just a water cooler with a bottle of water on top. Since they are on top, gravity allows water to drain through the jug, which usually makes the device cheaper, since there is no need to install a pump to draw water up. The only downside to top loaders is that they can leak and are sometimes awkward to lift.
        The bottom loader is located under the refrigerator and is usually hidden by a closed door. These devices are usually more attractive in design and easier to install the kettle on. The only downside is that bottom loading machines are usually more expensive because you need a pump of some sort to get the water to the nozzles.
        For the past three years, the editors and writers of Men’s Health magazine have tried and tested different water coolers. To narrow down our favorites, we’ve ranked water coolers based on their ease of use, features, and price. We also reviewed water coolers that have received at least 100 five-star ratings on our verified e-commerce sites.
        John Thompson is the equipment and business editor for Men’s Health covering fashion, beauty, gear and technology. He has worked as a style and gear editor for BroBible.com and a business writer for TheManual.com. His interests include going to concerts, going outdoors, and watching his favorite baseball team, the Kansas City Royals.
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