ZeroWater 52-Cup Ready-Read 5-Stage Water Filter Pitcher Dispenser with 5-Stage 0 TDS Zero Water Filter – IAPMO Certified to Reduce Metals, Chlorine, Lead, Chromium, and Forever Chemicals PFOA/PFOS

I've been there, you've been there. Sink filters, under sink filters, endless pitchers. Brita, Pur, various generics. All make the water somewhat better, but do not make the water "good". ZeroWater does just that -- it makes the water "good" For ten years I've purchased ZeroWater products and I cannot accept anything else. It's one of those products -- once you start using it you realize how less than stellar everything else you've used before was in comparison. ZeroWater takes bad water and makes it taste better than bottled I live in an area with awful water and this house has awful old pipes. The tap water here tastes very similar to how a toilet tank smells - somewhat musty, somewhat off. It reads in the high 200s on the included meter. ZeroWater takes that down to 0 and removes the awful taste completely. If you put this in a bottle and told me it came from an industrial purifier I'd believe you Every friend I've introduced to ZeroWater has been shocked by the difference coming from other brands. In my opinion Brita and Pur still leave lingering traces of nastiness even though they filter the harmful stuff out. You can make water safe without it tasting good -- ZeroWater makes it safe and good unlike other brands This large dispenser with two filters works wonders in solving how quickly my family goes through water -- not only does it filter faster than regular single filter dispensers, it manages to hold over three gallons. I can pour a gallon at a time up top and will have plenty of water without needing to sit and refill it constantly. It takes care of my only complaint -- the other previous ZeroWater products needed babysitting somewhat to fill to a usable level. If you have room, this is the one you want I was concerned about filter lifespan and needing two filters until I realized each filter is effectively doing half as much work. I will gladly pay for a two pack of filters since this purifies so much faster than the others in this range Having the pull lever instead of a button on the dispenser nozzle is very much appreciated as well. I had a smaller version that only had one filter and a push button that required you to stand there and hold it. This is so much easier for people who may have difficulties like arthritis or other issues. Pull the lever down, it fills. Push the lever back up, it stops. It's as easy as flipping a light switch I find myself drinking more water now that I have this dual filter tank. I keep a gallon pitcher on standby and can quickly fill this to capacity -- I really cannot give this dispenser enough praise. They really listened to their audience and fixed any complaints I would have had with previous models being slow or annoying to use due to needing to hold a button I'll borrow a quote from the old Packard car company, "Ask the man who owns one". I own one -- this is the one you want. Once you get used to the convenience there is no going back

The water taste so clean! I have had the zero water 52 cup jug for a few months now and I am really impressed with it! It holds a lot of water so for a family of 6 this is ideal for us. It’s easy to refill and the filters are lasting us a little over a month. Keep in mind when your water starts to taste like lemons it’s time to change your filter. But it really does work and keeps the water at zero. The thermometer it comes with is super easy to use.

This water filter dispenser is very easy to use and has a large capacity. It filters water quickly, and the best part is that it doesn’t require batteries. The unit comes in two parts, so you can place just the blue section in the fridge if you prefer cold water. In my home, the PPM (particles per million) level was high (as shown in the images), but after testing with this filter, it dropped significantly. The instruction manual is simple and easy to follow, making setup quick. recommend it for families of 3 to 4 who want a practical, reliable, and affordable way to enjoy clean, great-tasting water every day.

I was like, "No way you get 0 PPM out of a consumer, non-pro filter". I decided to order it to test it myself. Water in Toa Baja, PR reads around 175 PPM straight out of the tap on the more accurate HM Digital TDS meter (sold by Amazon), which is good-ish in the grand scheme of nasty tap water. I followed the assembly instructions, which you should always read to be sure and not assume, and put it together. Inside the filter reservoir, it reads down to around 115 PPM, and around 109 PPM on the included TDS meter. Filtering speed is slow, but way faster than I expected for a drip filter. From empty, you will have a full drinkable glass in a minute or two depending on the water quality. The whole thing gets filled quicker than it looks. Work on the kitchen while it filters. Results? 0 PPM on the included TDS meter. 0 on the HM Digital one, too. 😳 I drink it up and that's a whole 'nother different taste, smell and mouthfeel. Even bottled water has a flavor we get used to and prefer. Not this. Reminds me a bit of how Glacéau smartwater feels in the mouth. If you are used to "tasty" water, this will taste flat to you, almost like bottled distilled water. It's very "empty-feeling" in the mouth and initially unsatisfying, but your tastebuds get recalibrated quickly after several gulps. Build quality-wise, time will tell how long the plastic integrity lasts, but it only has one moving, spring-loaded part, which is the spout you insert and it remains in place by o-ring pressure. With sunlight avoidance and consciously careful handling, these plastic parts should remain leak-free and not break. I will downgrade the rating if they do. For now, I give it five stars. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

Absolutely brilliant! We are based in West wales and myself and my family have been living of bottled water for 5 years because the water smells strongly of chlorine or ammonia. So as instructed in this amazing devices manual, I tested the tap water and had a reading of 85. After running the tao water through the filter. It reads zero every time! But them we decided to test the bottled water, we had 2 types at the time. Each reading over 300!!!!! Which is way worse then the tap water!!!! I was concerned that maybe if the filters were taking all the bad stuff out, is it taking the good stuff out too... and if so then what can I do to add some good stuff back in. Well I don't think you need to as the water seems perfect but I did a little experiment after researching water. This will blow you away haha. My daughter made up some ice cubes in the freezer using an ice cube tray. She couldn't understand why the ice cubes were so cloudy as she was trying to get clear ice cubes. So after filtering the water I then 'spoke' to the water thanking it and giving my gratitude.... we put the tray in the freezer. The results were incredible!! Clear ice cubes with tiny bursts of what I can only describe as 'light' and beautiful ripple patterns. Please try this experiment yourselves! We made an ice tray and said nothing to the water and a tray of ice cubes expressing gratitude to the water several times. I'm telling you this because with our words we managed to restructure the water. Has water got an awareness? Is it conscious? So do we need to add anything to the water? Absolutely not. Just words of gratitude tht restructured the water! Fun to experiment and definitely a learning experience!!! Great fun to do with the kids! A great water filter!!!!!!

I’ve been using zero water for over 10 years. This large capacity is fantastic. You have to really push in the spigot for the rubber seal to be leak proof. No issues of dripping. Your coffee and tea will taste incredible plus your machines will thank you for no buildup. Fills really fast and I love the sliding door. Tested my tap water 174 TDS, tested my new replaced Samsung fridge filter 161 TDS. After almost a week of use 0 for the Zero Water. Will be that way for a couple months.

Way better than the old one we had. LOVE that this has a stand, since we keep it on the counter right by the kitchen sink, and with the old one, we had it on a towel so we could slide it to the edge to fill up whatever. LOVE that this uses 2 filters instead of 1, which makes it faster to filter water, and also takes longer for the filter to need changing - having well water, the old one seemed to last about a month, while I only just changed the filters on this one 2 weeks ago, so roughly 3 months. LOVE that the TDS meter has a permanent place to live IN the tap itself, with the ability to read the TDS as you're pouring water. The old TDS meter just had an awkward slot to sit in with its cap on, and you had to actually get a cup and fill it to stick the meter in and get a reading - plus that old meters screen was lacking, so reading the numbers was a chore. Speaking on the tap; LOVE that this is a.. lever-flip-tap whatever, instead of the awkward button tap the other one has. It's nice that you can 'stick' it open if you have something big to fill so you dont have to hold it open, or you can just 'Flick' it open for a small glass. AlSO! LoVE that this has a sliding lid instead of the flip-top lid of the other one! No more trying to fill it up and having the lid flop down and get water everywhere. Also this lid in general seems to fit snuggly, while the other one just kinda sat there.

Awesome removed taste of water I noticed when I over filled this device to the point the water couldn’t come through anymore it started tasting funny I’m going to buy more filters and this time not overfill it and hopefully it will last longer this time :D

We shifted to Zero Water after relying on Brita High Performance/Advanced filters for 4 years. Zero water is indeed true to its name as it has been reporting zero TDS for over a month on the filtered water, with a TDS of 63/73 on tap water. This particular variant is with a 52 capacity tank which means less refills and is truly a bliss for a family of 3 adults. Drawbacks: The tap water tray has black particles spilled out by the filters but no harm as these particles don't enter the filtered water tank. The spout is of somewhat low quality. If it starts leaking or breaks, we may not have options because the slot where it gets pushed into is not a general screw type but is a customized click button.