wirsh Iced Tea Maker with 3QT Pitcher, Iced Coffee Maker with Strength Control and Reusable Filter, Perfect For Iced Coffee, Latte, Tea, Lemonade, Flavored Water, Black

Wonderful. Well made. Easy to use and I love the glass pitcher. Excellent tea!

I’ve had mine for quite awhile now. Maybe 6 months. It is so easy to use, especially since iced tea is the beverage of the day here. I like the filter well enough, but have considered using disposable filters, the kind that’s used for coffee. Haven’t done that yet. The water line is well marked and I’ve only poured too much in once because I wasn’t paying attention. Pay attention and there will be no problems. I do NOT add ice to the pitcher. Cold water only and then add ice to the glasses. Some have complained about the included glass pitcher. I noticed the first day that the pitcher is too thin and fragile and I don’t use it. Instead, I use a sturdy plastic 1/2 gallon pitcher from a well-known company. I haven’t had any problems at all. I also use the maker 2x in order to have a full gallon of tea. No lemon, no sugar, just delicious ice cold, iced tea once I pour it over a glass full of ice. In all, I love this iced tea maker, except for the included glass pitcher.

great ice tea maker. I like the glass pitcher. works great. add water, ice, tea bags push the button and out comes the tea

I’m extremely satisfied with the wirsh Iced Tea Maker with 3QT Pitcher. This machine delivers perfectly brewed iced tea. The strength control feature lets me customize the flavor intensity to match my taste, and the reusable filter is both eco-friendly and easy to clean. The 3-quart pitcher is ideal for making family-sized batches, and the overall design is simple and intuitive. It’s dependable, efficient, and a great value. I highly recommend this iced tea and coffee maker for anyone who loves refreshing beverages at home.

The glass pitcher is very thin and broke the minute I put some ice cubes in. Returned it and I advise to stick with the plastic pitcher type, despite not wanting to! All the iced tea makers seem to be one manufacturer with different labels.

I really like this tea pitcher. I'd give it 5 stars except for the volume it holds. The listing says it holds 6 cups. It does, if you count a cup as 4oz and not the standard 8. It holds 24oz max. They put an overflow hole on the back, i ended up siliconeing that up with food safe silicone so i could get the capacity to 32 ounces, which it does no problem once i sealed that up. The pitcher is very nice. Its glass and thin, but not too thin. I've had it almost 6 months now and its still working great. I don't think its quite 3 quarts - more like 2 1/2 quarts (i use a plastic 16oz takeout cup, and the pitcher will hold 5 of them). It brews fast, by that i mean it heats up and starts brewing quickly. I like the on/off button that you can actually turn it off instead of having to unplug it like older cheap tea makers i've had in the past. I like the variable strength option. I keep it at the strongest setting, but i only use two family sized tea bag per gallon of tea. It has a very fine screen filter cup, which is nice as well. The only real issue i've had was the capacity as described above.

I make 3-4 quarts or more of tea in this Iced tea maker every day. I do not put any ice into the pitcher. Just make the tea and let it cool, then pour it into another container and put the container in the refrigerator. I use 4-5 tablespoons of loose leaf herb tea, and fill the water up to the max line and run that thru, then I fill it up again with water and run it again. Then empty the screen out. I run it at full strength, this makes a great tasting tea.

Good value for the cost, light, makes tea easily, looks great, and able to hold more tea than what it says.