ZeroWater 7 Cup 5-stage Ready-Pour™ Pitcher

Removes dangerous chemicals, like hexavalent chromium that's in the Columbus Ohio water supply just like in the movie Erin Brockovich. Even comes with a tester to verify the water is pure .000 pure and when you should replace the filter. When you pour glass, if it doesn't show three zeros you know it's time to change the filter.

No, sorry. Nothing like the original pitcher I bought a couple of years ago. No need for batteries , ridiculous. Hard to take apart out of the box. Water comes out before it's filtered. I bought 2 and returned the unused one. Terrible redesign! Would not recommend it. Give me the old one back..

It's all about the filter. I finally replaced my 10 cup zero water system for the 7 cup unit. The design of the 7 cup pitcher is barely adequate. The top comes in two pieces that are a challenge to line up properly for a secure fit. Attaching the filters are a challenge as well. It is difficult to align the threads for a secure leakproof fit. But it is really all about their superior filter that purifies my water. That is what is most important to me, but having a better designed pitcher would be ideal.

The machining of the pitcher is HORRENDOUS. Really cheaply made compared to Brita. The cartridge doesn't fit well and it took me 30 minutes to screw it properly. Otherwise filter itself was good and did a much better job than Brita. I live by my own and this one filter lasted exactly one month. A bit pricey.

I am a big fan of the Zero Water system but not so much of the particular pitcher. I have to fidget with the lid to get it in place every time I fill the pitcher. So I recommend Zero Water in general (⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️) but I'd suggest choosing a different pitcher.

The filters only last about 2 1/2 weeks and are very expensive. After that, the water gets a chemical weird taste. The lid is hard to get off and put back on when trying to refill it and the little silicone gasket falls out sometimes when doing that as well. The filter clogs up like the filter media clogged up and doesn't let water through so you have to take it out and shake it and put it back in. If you have water in the top of it, you were unable to pour out the water that's already in the picture. Would definitely not recommend. The only reason I keep using it is because it does filter way more contaminants than other pictures on the market and will have to do until I can get a reverse osmosis under the sink unit installed. That is it's only saving grace.

The pour spout shoots water out its not user friendly. It also came with a tester which was cool but now I'm painfully aware that it DOESN'T filter as advertised. After following all directions the meter confirmed only half of contaminates was filtered as compared to tap. So if your looking for semi filtered water this is it. Same readings for brita only half removed. To conclude only bottled water tested 0.

I am extremely disappointed with ZeroWater and its replacement filters. What was marketed as a premium water filtration system has turned into a complete waste of money. The replacement filters barely last anywhere close to what customers would reasonably expect. In many cases, the filters begin failing after a very short period, resulting in poor-tasting water and TDS readings that quickly rise again. Given the high cost of replacement filters, the value proposition is simply unacceptable. What is even more frustrating is that customers are forced to continually purchase expensive filters that do not perform consistently or last nearly long enough to justify their price. A filtration system is supposed to provide reliability and peace of mind—not constant frustration and recurring expenses. I purchased this product expecting quality and durability. Instead, I received a system that requires frequent filter replacements and delivers inconsistent performance. This experience has left me feeling misled and disappointed. I am formally requesting a full refund for both the filtration system and the replacement filters. A product that fails to meet reasonable expectations for performance and longevity should not leave customers absorbing the financial loss. I cannot recommend ZeroWater to anyone based on my experience and would strongly encourage the company to address these ongoing quality and durability concerns.

Within 3 weeks, the provided water filter was ineffective and there was a fishy odor emitting from my filtered water. I believe this is because of the type of water filter that is provided. Not wasting time or money getting more filters for something that doesn't initially provide satisfaction.

This is the second time I've tried this water filter. The first being about 5 years ago in another location with apparently not as lousy water quality as where I'm at now. In both cases the water tasted ok after the first few uses and then for whatever reason the filtered water becomes increasingly sour tasting to the point of being undrinkable well before the advertised average filter life is reached. I understand that water quality varies greatly from place to place, but twice now with the very same issues with at least three different water sources is a bit too much. I've gone so far as to bring this current filter to a friend's house where their water quality is quite good with the exception of the chlorine and floride added to their city water which is something we can all do without and the very same issue arises with the water tasting sour even after a few times of use with the different water source. The replacement filter costs are astronomical and I definitely find it more cost effective for me to just keep on purchasing bottled water instead. Unfortunately this device is being returned for the second and last time.