aarkePurifier Glass Water Pitcher, Refillable Stainless Steel Filter, 8-Weeks Performance, BPA-Free, Dishwasher Safe, Pure & Enriched Refill Granules, 1.18L (5 Cups) Capacity

Had this pitcher in my Cart for months. Who needs a $150 pitcher. So when I got tired of trying to scrub the mildew from a plastic predecessor, did the math on owning a “forever” product that would be touched 5+ times a day.Bought the aarke and couldn’t be more pleased!The heft when unpacking is signicant. The quality materials and workmanship—clearly no Elon Musk fingerprints on this!Easy assembly, pret-a-pour in 15 minutes. Bought the additional granules to keep filter refreshed every 8 weeks, as instructed. Prefer to keep water room temperature although instructions call for refrigeration.Water is pure tasting and smooth. Pitcher is rather heavy but every dime went into the construction. Happy camper!

Filters water quickly, I found it to be not much slower than the Brita I had. Only in this case, the water tastes great, and looks clearer to me. I love the glass pitcher, which is not too heavy at all. Stainless steel makes sense for the filter. No scrubbing mildew off plastic anymore! I highly recommend.

So far, we are very pleased with this pitcher with filter. The pitcher is made completely with glass and the filter parts are all stainless. The water tastes great. Everything I have read about it indicates it filters very well. So, between that and the fact that there is no plastic makes it a great product. It is a little heavy lifting it to put away in the fridge. Once filled up, the water seems a little slow to got down, but it's not terribly slow. Again, NO PLASTIC.

After the news of particilized plastic injested from plastic containers, we wanted to switch to a glass pitcher.This is a really beautiful design, easy to clean and replace the filter and fits easily into our refridgerator.The only thing that could be called a flaw is that the opening of the pitcher is smaller than say a plastic pitcher, so you must pour more slowly so as not to spill any water. But once you get that rhythm down , it is easy to use.

Terrible! Asides from it looking nice it is a scam to buy it. The water leaks out from every air tight crack. Making it so hard to pour into a tight bottle. Defective and I wish I never wasted my money with this

Expensive but no plastics, at 77 I probably have enough plastic in my brain. Reading about plastics in our body from food containers, plastic water bottles the article said a person my age has about a credit card worth of plastic hanging out in our brains, kidneys etc. This water system is great and both my wife and I think the water taste better

I love this product, especially how well it can be cleaned. There is no plastic that comes in contact with the water except on the lid. But if the water completely run through the filter it will not get in contact with the lid.I used to have a Britta Filter which easily broke the lid hinges when I tried to clean it. Replaced it at least 4 times in a couple of years.I feel like this product will last me much longer.

Well, what I love about this water filter how it looks. It’s so beautiful and I love that it is made of stainless steel and glass and not any plastic components. The filter material is also cheap and can be easily refilled and overall it’s easy to use.The downside is that it doesn’t filter microplastics from the tap water. I’ve seen other sources that said filters like these can but this one explicitly says it doesn’t. Another downside is that the glass container itself, although it is tempered glass certainly does feel like plastic. I imagine they did this to save on weight because it is quite heavy when full of water, but it does feel cheap.Overall, this could be a perfect water filter with a few changes and they should definitely make them because I can’t find a water pitcher with a filter that doesn’t contain a plastic and can also filter microplastics. The lifestraw water filter removes micro plastics, but then the filtered water sits in a tank with the plastic filter so it’s pointless. Hope they release a pitcher that can filter plastics.