AmazonBasics Replacement Water Filters Pitchers Review

Does the job and is cheaper than Brita. The lids are very tight on me and I fear that something will break at some point if I take them off to fill them. But apart from the cover there is nothing to complain about.

I don't want to take a picture, but the filter is not properly seated. This doesn't significantly affect functionality, but you should be careful to insert the filter as deeply and as firmly as possible.

My family have been using Brita mugs for years but I've seen the Revain version be almost identical and about 30% cheaper. The move turns out to be the right choice. The water tastes good and fits perfectly in the fridge. There is no reason to pay more just for the brand!

Three simple elements plus filter and greatly improved water taste. The tap water had a bitter taste, but after using this RevainBasics Filter Pitcher, it feels like drinking water from a bottle. The jug lid fits snugly over the jug so it can be poured, but is easy to remove for refilling. The filter counter shows when the filter needs to be replaced. Very important.

I really hoped I would like it. But as you can see from the photos, "things" are not filtered out at all. The first photo is my regular tap water. The second is the Revain filter. The third is my "Null Filter" which needs a new filter. Unfortunately, the taste also cannot be compared to what I have learned to love from my other filter. Even if the other filter is more expensive, I think it's worth it.

I bought a humidifier and didn't need the extra expense of buying distilled water so I decided to buy a water filter pitcher instead. This pitcher is well made, sturdy and comes with a starter filter as well as a lid to keep the filtered water out of the water. Simple instructions to indicate when the filter needs to be replaced. PLEASE NOTE: The filter doesn't work when submerged in water, so you can't fill the jug with water until it's full, so I filter some water and fill an empty 1 gallon…

As far as water filtration goes I think it's exactly the same as Brita/ZeroWater and I think it's very effective. However, I am disappointed with the design; Removing the lid is often a hassle as it's too tight to remove easily and I end up wrestling with it at least once a day. Brita has the advantage, with a small flip-up patch on the lid. I keep refilling this item and am almost ready to throw it away and order another Brita.

I have a standard Brita pitcher that is already 3 years old and algae started to grow (second picture). I wanted to open the middle part and tried many different things I learned from Youtube but I couldn't open it. I haven't done much research on filters, but I just believed that the famous Brita name guaranteed good water quality and wanted to use their filter. So I found this pitcher thinking the curved shape would prevent the same algae problem. I have just received the jug and am so…

Due to the DuPont filter on the faucet which I could no longer use with my new faucet I decided to try the jug system and it was the cheapest of the range. I work with process water, not a well, so my main concern was removing the chlorine odor as well as sediment from the waterworks, although the confidence to remove other contaminants is nice too. Setup was easy, it's just a three piece system. The plastic is a little flimsy, but I'm not afraid of a flat tire. The filtration process is…