ZeroWater ZP-006-4, 6 Cup Water Filter Pitcher with Water Quality Meter,White and Blue

Best tasting filtered water ever! Seems even better than my old Berkey filter. And a fraction of the price. Highly recommend.

Great jug

Really bad. The filters last about 20 days before either stinking like fish or the water going weird tasting and bitter. Can't be good! Probably use less plastic using bottled water, and it's recyclable. The cost of the filters is prohibitive. The jug itself is badly designed, can't open the lid without sticking your fingers down the spout because the lid is so badly designed.

This water filter jug has been a game-changer for me; it genuinely makes tap water much more palatable and removes as much dissolved solids from the water as possible, evidenced by their included quality tester, which tests my water at home at around 300-400ppm and 0ppm after a single filtering.The quality of the filtered water is excellent, and for that alone, it offers good value for money, as it makes drinking water actually tenable for me.In terms of size, the overall footprint of the jug is manageable, but my main observation is related to its capacity. The filters, while effective, are quite large and take up a significant amount of space within the jug. This means the actual usable water capacity is noticeably less than the jug's overall dimensions might suggest. For future ideas or if I were to make a second choice, I would definitely opt for a larger container to compensate for the filter's size, reducing the frequency of refills.The ease of use is straightforward – filling is simple, and changing filters is hassle-free. The jug itself feels durable, suggesting decent longevity. Despite the capacity limitation, it still works fine and effectively delivers on its promise of better-tasting water.

A million times better than brita

water tasted great to start with? less than a month later it tastes worse than tap water.

Excellent as always

Unlike most I have not actually bought this create drinking water, I have bought this for a couple of small aquariums.I have some rare fish and shrimp (Betta Hendra and caridina shrimp) that require very soft low PH water and am unable to get a RO filter.I had been going to the local pet shop which is a 40 minute round trip drive away to buy RO water 20 litres a time. I worked out that the filters cost about the same as buying the RO if I get 80 litres from each filter and save the fuel and time plus let me make it any time whereas I can o my make it to the pet shop on a Saturday due to work.Up to now I have been getting more than the 80 litres (probably 100-120) so it's actually been cheaper than buying the RO.The filter does indeed get the water down to 0 TDS and the creatures are doing well in it so it appears to do the job just as well as RO water would.One tip I have read about to extend filter life is to buy 2 jugs, when one filter starts going you can still use it as a pre filter before putting the water through the second newer filtered jug this extended the life of the second one significantly as it has much less to take out of the already pre filtered water