ZEROWATER 8 Cup Water Filtration Pitcher, Round, Clear

i love wished I'd bought it years ago. very satisfied with it.

Love Zero water filters

I have used a Brita filter for 15 years. Especially for coffee. I drink water all day and thought I was getting a chemical-free drink. If the meter is to be trusted, my tap water is 149 ppm, the Brita is 123 ppm and the ZeroWater is 000 ppm. I am definitely happy with the quality of water. This size is perfect to fill my Keurig but wish it was sleek. Takes up lots of space. And it's heavy so a larger size will be hard to pour. Those do have a tap that I think I may end up purchasing. Not wild about the price of the filter. Have only had this for a month. I don't know how long the filter will last?

the filter is very heavy and once the water is added, I have to use both hands to maneuver this....I have arthritis, seems to be a good filtering system and the water is very good...the delivery by Walmart was very good, got it within 2 days of the order...

It's a good size, not too big, for smaller areas. You have to check the water with the included guage to see if it's clean enough to drink. I have to see how long the filters will last, they are a bit expensive. But this seems to be better than Brita and Pur.

LOVE this pitcher! This is my second zero and it's my favorite. I gave my first one to my daughter about a year ago. Water tastes amazing from these filtered pitchers-better than bottled!

Water tastes as good if not better than bottled water

This rounded shaped water filter pitcher takes up less space on my countertop than the elongated versions. And this one won't allow dirty water to mix with the filtered water when pouring out water due to a re-design of the top cover. A minor problem is that this "8 cup" pitcher only holds 7 cups.

Great tasting water, it's the best one yet that actually works right. It's a bit heavy and needs to go on my second shelf (my fridg.is apartment size. )

Produces very low pH water which is very acidic and bad for your health