PUR 8-Cup Slim Water Filter Pitcher for Fridge, Sandstone, PPT600F

I live alone and have a cat. This is sized for that. It filters water fast and the water tastes great. The quality of the pitcher itself is really good for only being $20. I like the feel and that it doesn't have that cheap, tacky plastic essence like the Brita's do. My cat seems much happier with water that has been filtered through this as opposed to straight from the tap.

We got this filter so that we could have cold drinking water readily accessable. We have a PUR faucet filter and use that to fill this pitcher so our water is double filtered! The water tastes great and even when you can smell the chlorine in the faucet it doesn't make it through the filter. The slim design is great for our often crowded fridge.

This ended up being one of those “user error, not product error” situations. 😂 The pitcher works exactly as intended, but I somehow mentally skipped over the word “slim” in the product title and expected it to be the size of our larger family water pitcher. It is definitely slim and compact. That said, once I adjusted my expectations, I realized it actually makes a lot of sense for certain situations. It's lightweight, easy to handle, and much easier to lift and pour than larger filtration pitchers. I could especially see this working really well for one person, older adults, dorms, offices, apartments, or anyone who struggles with heavier pitchers but still wants filtered water. The filtration itself works well, the sandstone color looks nice, and the slimmer size fits more easily into tighter refrigerator spaces. For our family, I'll probably still end up purchasing a larger version eventually, but this smaller one absolutely has its place.

it is so skinny it is not like a regular picture it is my fault for not paying attention to that so just FYI but it's supposed to be brake resistant which happens to be why I bought a new one the last one fell off the counter and cracked all the way up and I still used it for 6 months as it leaked everywhere but it is a cuffs it's just not big enough for what I need it it'll do for now

Our pipes are old in the building we currently stay in. We filter it through coffee filters first to catch the visible debris. This pitcher makes a noticible improvement to the taste. It's far more cost effective than buying bottled water as well. We used to buy 8-12 40 packs of bottled water per month costing upwards of $80 per month vs this which is $9 per filter/month. It's a small pitcher but we use it to keep pitchers and recycled water jugs filled.

cost is good. quality seems good and works as intended. taste if filtered water, much better than the water itself, it imoroved the taste better now the design. . its too thin, the pitcher is easily unstable due to being too narrow, yet elongated. its a design flaw, but was intended for packing or shipping units. would i recommend. no, i would pay more for a wider pitcher, but it works

The slim design is nice even though I wasn't buying it to put in the fridge. My kitchen is cool enough in the winter that I keep it on the counter. At first, the balance of this picture seemed a little off when you pick it up, but you get used to it. My biggest complaint is the spout. You better have your cup up close and pour slow because if not that spout, pour the water straight out and over your cup. The spout design could've been sought out a little bit better. Other than that, it works like it should, and for the price I would recommend.

I do not care for the murky opaque plastic. I want to CLEARLY SEE the water, it's color, any debri floating around in it. What and why are they camouflaging the water? The thick band handle makes it difficult to see the water line, making it easy to over fill and have unfiltered water sitting in the reservoir because it's already filled to capacity.

Top heavy. Won't stand up on a wire shelf in the refrigerator. Would work in a door shelf "if" the height of the pitcher was shorter. I also didn't realize there is NO filter light indicator on the top of the lid. Will be returning

This item is advertised as an 8 cup purifier where it is only a so called 6 cup purifier with 2 cups unpurified. I then tried to transfer the water into three 16 ounce bottles and it only filled 2 and left a little in the third and I took out my measuring cup to prove it. I will be taking this back my next trip.