🚰 WaterOne 13-Cup Water Filter Pitcher for Clean Tasting Drinking Water - BPA Free, Black | Removes Fluoride, Chlorine, Lead and More | Includes 2 Activated Carbon Filters (400 Gallons) Review

Flow faster than my old Brita, as you can see in the picture the filter size is bigger. I took this jug on a trip although I like the convenience, water tastes better than tap water. I've been using it for a month now, let's see how long the filter lasts.

I bought this 2 months ago and the top sensor (which tells you when to change the filter) is already broken after one cycle. It filled up with condensation and turned off so you can't see how many days are left before you replace it. I'm sure it works fine for filtering, but it was annoying.

This is a nice jug with water filter. I wanted our tap water to be chlorine free and this pitcher is perfect for that. I'm not sure about the 90 day filter timer as I don't think we typically let our filters run longer due to less usage, but this would be handy as a general reminder. The jug is easy to hand wash and a nice size that's easy to fill and pour.

PROS: - This filter holds 8 cups of filtered water - It includes 2 activated carbon filters - Small LCD screen that shows a countdown from 90 days to 0. Then it can be reset whenever you press and release the button. - Filters do an excellent job of removing chlorine from my tap water. CONS: - I've checked the filters online and can't find a replacement so I can't foolishly recommend this jug.

This water filter is easy to set up; it comes with two filters; and it provides filtered water very quickly enough. The bottom of the container has a rubber rim to prevent spills. It also doesn't leak when water is poured, and there's no need to hold the spout while in use (like a design flaw on my last water filter that caused the entire filter to fall out when dosing). I have a water tester and my results with this filter are excellent. We have a lot of water issues where I live due to…

Firstly, the size of the container is small, my sister and I live together and when she drinks and I drink , we'll empty the jug by noon, no problem, that's 3 glasses of water when it's all the way up. I can live alone until 2:00 p.m. Another problem I had was that when the jug is filled to the top the filter falls to the side and gets wedged and unless you remove the lid completely it is almost impossible to put it back on. it's back Finally, when filling, it has a not-so-large door at the top

The most amazing thing about this particular aquatic plant is how quickly it filters the water. This is really an innovation. It's much faster than Brita or other brands I've tried recently. Seems to filter water almost as fast as you can pour it over it. The water is delicious. I don't think the water I pour from the tap tastes bad by itself, but I certainly like it with this pitcher. I really like the sliding lid. and a small thumb-open cap to fill with water (without having to remove the…

I love the design and build quality of the current pitcher filter. The filter has a different shape (triangular) in most filter products on the market. The filtration rate is fairly fast and appears to be effective in reducing contaminants and solids in the water. The volume is standard and easily fits in my fridge. I don't think it improves the taste of the water much, especially where I live in Southern California (where tap water tastes weird!). This is not currently possible, but the…

I'm editing my review two days after it was originally posted: One complaint was about the lack of a 'manual' for the product. In discarding the shipping carton and accompanying packing materials, I found a "manual" behind the foam packaging that protected the pitcher during transit. (It worked as the jar arrived safe and sound). Guilty! I apologize for providing incorrect information. Our satisfaction with filtered water grows every day as we gain experience with the system. We agree because…