PUR Water Pitcher Filtration System, 7 Cup, Clear/Blue

A little overwhelmed with so many steps to set it up, but once I got through them, I'm enjoying better tasting water. Easily fits in refrigerator, but sits on counter. Not a cold water fan. I live in a studio, so the thumb print is small.As opposed of larger units at a much higher price.

water does taste clean and fresh after filtering. slow filtering but worth the wait. I kept the water pitcher from another brand so I pour the already filtered water into one pitcher and have water filtering in the Pur pitcher. I always have plenty of fresh clean tasting water for making coffee and tea and for cooking. this 7 cup pitcher is great for one or two people but I would recommend a larger one for a family.

I first purchased this pitcher 5 years ago and it worked great. It wore out and I purchased the 11 cup one in May of this year. It only lasted until November. It started cracking almost immediately. I think 11 cups of water were too much for the handle to carry. Now I purchased this one and it has been working great. It fills faster and is light and easy to carry.

The Pur 7 Cup Basic pitcher filtration system has very understandable instructions as to how to set up and use, plus pictures that help with the instructions. The filter life calendar is a very handy thing because you attach it to the filter pitcher as a reminder to change the filter after 2 months. I like that the pitcher holds 7 cups of filtered water. I use the filtered water to fill my water bottles that I use daily. I also use the water in my coffee maker. The water had no odor and tasted good. I would recommend this water filter because of the ease of use and the taste of the filtered water. I am a member of the Spark Reviewer program.

PUR Ultimate 7-Cup Pitcher, PPT700W Just having this pitcher for just about 2-weeks, I have noticed I am drinking more plain water. The water comes out crystal clear, and tstes great, no more bad tasting water. This is real important to me since I have health conditions that require me to watch goes through my kidneys. It is a good feeling that so many chemicals are no longer in my drinking water. One filter lasts up to 2-months/or 640 8 oz. glasses of water[I try to get 8/8-oz. glasses per day. + cooking, since I am single should last me about 2.5 months. The one thing I do not like is it takes several minutes to go through the filter, I can deal with that. To completly fill the pitcher you have to fill the top and then wait before you can finish filling to the 7-cup capacity. I would rather have one with more capacity, so I do not have to refill so often, as I like my water ice cold straight from the refrigerator. and it takes time to get my water to a preferred temperature. Since I received free to give an unbiased review. I will probably go buy one with a larger capacity. So I can go several days without refilling,.

Assuming that there is truth in advertising, I love the clear, non-chemicalized water. The only thing I don't like about it is the lid and pour spout. The lid just sits on top allowing water to be released from the sides when it is tipped for pouring, spilling some water on the counter instead of in the glass/cup. I have to remove the lid to avoid the mess. If you pour slowly the water runs down the side of the pitcher instead of in the cup. The picture on the box is misleading.

I love the fact that I can just fill the top of this with tap water and in seconds I have great tasting water. The filter is a little big but it does catch unwanted additives and the water afterwards tastes great. I almost cant keep it full because everyone uses it so much here in the family. I like the taste and the fact that you don't have to wait long for it to fill up. I would recommend this and also buy it for gifts!

Following the directions, I washed the pitcher with warm soapy water, soaked the filter in cold tap water for 15 minutes, drained it, ran cold water in it for 10 seconds. I then placed the "date/calendar" sticker on the outside of the pitcher, and put the re-usable indicator stickers on top of the correct months, to show when the filter was first used, and when it should be changed. Then I filled the pitcher with water, it takes 2-3 minutes to fill the container, it runs slowly, into the bottom of the pitcher, this is the filter at work doing its thing to remove all the impurities from the water, the pitcher holds 7, 8oz cups of water, the filter will clean 40 gallons of water, with 2 months use. I put it in the fridge overnight, along with a glass of tap water so I could see if there was a difference. The next morning, there was no difference of taste or smell. The filter is supposed to remove 96% Mercury, 95% of industrial pollutants, and reduces the taste and odor of chlorine. It is certified to remove 2x more contaminants than Brita filters, so this is what makes me want to continue using it. Slight design flaw, the lid does not snap in place, it just sits on top, and will fall off when you are pouring out the last of the water into your glass, so you will need to hold with one hand, and while pouring.

I received my PUR Water Pitcher about a week ago. I had heard many good things about this Pitcher from ads and social media. The filtering system is suppose to reduce chlorine taste and odors in your drinking water. It does do as stated. The water does taste great. The filters should last a couple of months or about 40 gallons of water. You have to pre soak the filter before using the first time which is no problem. There is a few problems with using the product. It is very slow to fill up because the water has to go through the filter into the reservoir. And when pouring water out the lid sometimes will come off and spill. There is nothing that holds the lid on like a snap or button. So , in conclusion, I think the filtering aspect is great but the quality of the product in itself is lacking. So I can only give it a 3 star rating.

The old model 7 cup pitcher has a bigger (blue) reservoir. You have to fill this one several times before you filter enough water to fill it. It dribbles when pouring, which the old model does not. It still uses the great filter, which is why I bought it. The filter is better than Brita's. The pitcher plastic is thinner and cheaper looking than the old model. They should bring the old pitcher back. This is not an improvement. I only recommend it because it filters better than Brita.