Waterdrop Water Filter Pitcher with 1 Filter, 200-Gallon Long-Life, 10-Cup Large Water Filter Pitcher, NSF Certified, 5X Times Lifetime, Reduces PFOA/PFOS, Chlorine, Classic Blue

The Waterdrop Water Filter Pitcher is the best water filter I've ever used. It's stylish (I got the pink!), well made, sleek, holds a good amount of water and fits nicely in my fridge. I live in central Florida and the drinking water is NOT great. My water tastes fresh and clean now and it's prompted me to drink more which is good for my health! I have tried a few others on the market but the Waterdrop Water Filter Pitcher is superior in my opinion.

We just received it today but what a great first impression! The directions were simple and easy and to follow. It filters very quickly! The water amazingly tastes like water! After so many years of not drinking tap water because it tastes horrible, this made me super happy! The price was more than reasonable. It's actually a pretty container. So far, I'd give it 10 stars if I could (actually, for some reason I can't get the fifth star to color in, but for sure I'm giving it 5 *s)

Looks great, works great. Very easy to use and it fits in your fridge door perfectly. The only thing I could make a complaint about it that the filter needs to be held underwater for 10 minutes prior to use. Seems strange, but im guessing it's to get all the filters inside wet and ready to work properly, but thats just my guess. So thats my only gripe. Pretty sure you'd love this pitcher. Also the filters last a very long time so you get a much bigger bang for your buck. The filters work well. I have a water solids tester and a pH tester and the pitcher really filters out that stuff great. I love in Milwaukee and if you make ice with tap water youd see residue on the bottom of the glass after they melted and now they don't. I use this water for drinking and for ice in my ice maker as well as my humidifier as to keep the scaling away and keep them running properly and this helps that perfectly. Buy it. You'll like it. Update: I've had this now almost exactly 6 months and im just as happy as when I first bought it. Im only on my 2nd filter and I forgot to mention in the earlier review that it has a light indicators to tell you when the fiter is good, getting near replacement, and replace now. Idiot proof lol. I'm very happy with this pitcher.

The only pitcher I’ve ever owned has been a Brita for over 20 years. Since it was time to buy more filters, I wanted something that had better contaminant removal in pitcher form.I was concerned about the reviews here that mentioned a top lid that shifted and also water not opening the fill hole on top when pouring. Relieved to say the pitcher I got has no lid fit issues after using it for months. None. However....yes. The humidity in the water reservoir does make the pour flap stick a bit when you start filling it. I get a water droplet or two if I don’t aim the sink spout completely before turning on the faucet but to me it’s no big deal. The droplets slide off for the most part.While it says it’s a 10 cup pitcher it’s more like 11 cups to me which is perfect for filling our coffee pot. I do like that this pitcher can hold that much water without the filter soaking in it. The Brita can’t do that and in fairness it’s not designed to. This does make the Long Life heavier with water but not an issue for us.The physical height is about an inch taller than a classic Brita and it wouldn’t fit on the interior fridge shelf as easily. We have a French door fridge so not great. But we cleared a space on the door and it fits perfectly.I have attempted to pour water while it still has some in the filter chamber and it has not been an issue but I've only had to do so a couple times and kept my free hand on the lid. Not much of a concern because this pitcher filters water fast! Really fast! It makes me a bit dubious that it filters as well as my Brita ( with the long life filters) but I couldn’t find much to disprove it online. So the jury is out on this point.With the Brita we had to refill it a bit a second time to max out our coffee pot each morning. That always meant waiting. Problem solved with the Long Life.The taste test: so after cleaning the pitcher and following the new purchase prep instructions- I filled both the standard amount from the faucet and let both pitchers sit on the counter at room temperature for twenty minutes before pouring two glasses of water. I could taste a slight difference. Very slight. The Brita to me has a minor after taste in the palette if I go ‘looking for it’. And yes. My pitchers are clean and the Brita filter has 2 months to go before ‘end of life’. My wife could not taste any difference.Overall the design is an improvement over a classic Brita pitcher, the water tastes as good or better, it filters faster, it holds slightly more water, the lid stays on, and I can deal with a few water droplets. Very happy with the purchase. Will update over time. (This has been updated. No regrets. Would buy again if I needed another.) It’s a keeper!Edit ( two weeks later): Still a keeper but.... for one thing I have started to experience the dreaded intake cap not opening OCCASIONALLY and I understand why. Over time the upper chamber humidity (and pouring water in) creates a seal along the intake cap edge. Not a strong one - but enough. I've taken to giving the side of the cap closest to the spring a tap to weaken the bond and then filling it. Of course my hands are clean before I do this. Problem resolved for me. A flaw but I have no idea how they can redesign it and I still find it superior to the classic Brita design.As a result of the fill cap not opening occasionally, it does result in a FEW water beads on the lid. Doesn't bother me. Easily wiped off.One improvement for your next design: create a clear upper chamber to see how much water you pour inside (especially useful if topping off) or maybe a tiny water level indicator (like on some coffee makers). Please. That's my main complaint because I do like topping off.

I bought this pitcher to remove lead and chemicals to the water I drink. I don't want to pollute the earth with multiple plastic bottles, so this is the perfect choice for me. This pitcher could be any easier to use. I set it under the tap and and because the filter has a large surface area it fills quickly. The water tastes great. The filter is a drop in, easy to change filter. I am using this water In my Keurig for my coffee, and it has improved the taste of my coffee too. I am buying extra filters to keep on hand. The pitcher has a change filter light, which takes out all the guesswork. I am absolutely glad I purchased this.