Waterdrop 200-Gallon Long-Life Water Filter Pitcher, NSF Certified Water Purifier, Replaces 6,400 Plastic Water Bottles a Year, Reduces Chlorine, PFOA/PFOS, 7-Cup, Blue

Extremely affordable, and quite effective. I have been using it every day, and the water tastes like quite an improvement over the tap water. I started putting this in my cat’s water bowls instead of the tap water and they have been drinking noticeably more water.

Have always been somewhat concerned about the quality of the water in my building, even more so after extensive recent plumbing upgrades because the tap water was now cloudy. White this could be from air in the line, decided to buy this product. Change was dramatic, the water now crystal clear, and the taste difference notable. Not sure what filter removes, but am impressed with the outcome.

So far so good. Had this for a few weeks now, use it daily. Filter seems to work just fine, and I love how quickly the water comes through the filter. No waiting for awhile before youre able to have some water. Water tastes a lot better than it does out of the tap, so no complaints.

I love it. It's really efficient and the water tastes good. Five stars

This thing is blazing fast! I filtered an entire gallon of tap water in under 4 minutes, including putting it into a bottle and cleaning a few water drops of the counter. One of the features I like best about this one is that after filling, once you put the lid on you can immediately pour out filtered water even while the tank at the top still has water inside. It doesn't leak the way my old filter pitcher did. And the great thing about this is that I'm able to chill the better part of a gallon of usable water. I fill the top part until the water area in the pitcher is full, then top off the filtering area. Once the water has space in the catch area, it drains down to the area where you can pour from - no need to have half of your water pitcher just taking up room in the fridge with no water in it. Flavor is also better than my old pitcher, which cost about half as much for each filter, but only did 25 gallons of water. This one does up to 200 gallons on one filter. 8 times the water for twice the price per filter comes out to the actual replacement cost of filters working out to about 1/4 of the cost of my old pitcher, gallon for gallon. The overall feeling of this one is quite sturdy, and it's attractively designed. It's also square-sided rather than bowed into an oval shape like my last one. And taller, but holding more water. And it's easier to squeeze in between other items in my fridge. My old water filter took 4-5 minutes with a brand new filter for about a quart of water. Once the filter had 10 gallons or so run through it, that 4-5 minutes turned into 10 minutes. Nothing like spending 40 minutes filtering water to fill my hydration pack for a day hike. Even if this one doubles the amount of time it takes as the filter wears, I'll still be able to fill my pack inside of 8 minutes. Give this a shot. You won't be disappointed!