Culligan with ZeroWater Technology 2.4-L Water Filter Jug – Includes 5-Stage Advanced Water Filter, IAPMO Certified to Reduce Lead, Total PFAS (Forever Chemicals), Mercury, Fluoride, and Chlorine

Pros:- Noticeably better water taste compared to Brita- Feels cleaner and fresher to drink- Sturdy build qualityCons:- Quite heavy when filled (filter + jug weight)- Too bulky to fit in the fridge door (unlike Brita)- Needed to buy an IKEA carafe to keep filtered water cold in the fridge👉 Overall: Very happy with the water quality, but it’s a bit less convenient in terms of size and weight.

Omg I couldn’t believe the difference in this filter jug to Britta jug we had previously.If you’re looking for a water filter jug This is definitely the one to buy. My brother recommended it and I’m so glad he did.I did a tap water test in a glass the reading was 75 then tested after the water had filtered through the jug and the reading was 0.The water has no fluoride or nasty metal taste just clean and refreshing,I’ll be telling my friends who have the Britta one to get one of these ASAP

Used less than ten days. Amber light on and I need to buy the replacement filter. I already use Waterdrop to filter the water before zerowater. So good filter for water but definitely not value for money.

Perfect for the Sage Dual Boiler/Oracle—clean pour, great-tasting water, and that little readout gives real peace of mindHighlights:-> Ideal for coffee machines; I use it with my Sage Dual Boiler-> Precise spout makes filling the tank easy (no dribbles)-> Always-on digital readout shows water quality at a glance-> 1.7 liter capacity hits a nice sweet spot—enough for a few brews without being heavy-> Noticeably cleaner taste vs standard filter jugsThings to Consider:-> Not cheap, and filters cost more than basic options-> In hard-water areas you may need to change filters more often—keep a spare-> The display is always on, and i have absolutely no idea how you'd recharge it

Very good but filter does not last long.

The one question you're probably wondering is "Is it better than a Brita filter?" The answer is without a doubt yes. I brew tea in the chinese gongfu style, and I make coffee at home using an aeropress/clever dripper/french press, and the difference in the clarity of taste and the flavours that come out is definitely there.I put a little bit of himalayan pink salt into the filtered water to remineralise it, as any brewing tea/coffee needs some minerals to fully extract flavour.If you make soup/noodles/stock or anything else, the benefits will be the same. This is the ONLY jug I've tried which has dethroned Brita, and I've tried many other brands.

Have only given this 3 stars as I’ve only been using this for just over a week and the reading is already on 4 and we are literally only using this jug to fill the kettle! Very disappointed. The description says these are supposed to be better and last longer than the original ZeroWater filters but I’ve already got a ZeroWater counter top water filter where the filters last 6 weeks and we use that for drinking and cooking.

Fits the bill very comfortable easy toapply