ZeroWater 40-Cup Ready-Pour 5-Stage Round Glass Water Filter Dispenser + 3 Replacement Filters - 0 TDS for Improved Tap Water Taste - NSF Certified to Reduce Lead, Chromium, and PFOA/PFOS

I love this zero water glass container. I’m trying to keep us away from plastics and filter water for everything—coffee, drinking, dogs, cooking—anything to keep all the extra contaminants out of our lives. It has a nice clean taste and I use it with my carbonator a lot…I highly recommend this if you go through a lot of water. I had the pitcher but really like this so much more. It does take up some counter space and is best to have near the sink because of its size, but it’s worth it and if it really annoys you when you have company, you can remove the filter part and just have the glass and steel lid showing. It’s a little bulky when it comes to cleaning but the sprayer helped get all the suds out. Honestly, wish I would have had this at work years ago! Great product.

Love my counter water filter and replacements.

I really like the flavor when we first install a new filter. But with the water quality in our state and four people using the filter we have to replace it every 4 weeks. That's one expensive water filter! Be prepared if you want a zero water filter to replace frequently! The TDS meter only shows zero the first week of use. Also, a 3rd party water quality test was done and shows it reduces more fluoride in the water than other filters which was a bonus for me.

The water tastes good from this.

When the water is in the right ph pocket, it is the most delicious and refreshing water ever! There does tend to be some inconsistencies with filters meaning: some filters will last a great deal longer than others. * Pro Tip: To extend life of filter, I leave a pitcher of tap water out overnight to dissipate chlorine, then pour into carafe*

Initially I gave this 5 stars but I came back to correct my review. Zero water filters are expensive. And Edgar they don’t tell you is there’s a chemical process that takes place here. There’s a general idea of how long a filter will last, and then there’s reality. We drink a lot of water. And a filter lasts only about a week in my house. How do I know it’s done, you ask? Because when the filter is needing to be changed, it develops a VERY fishy smell/taste in the water. After this happening over and over again, I ditched zero water and bought a distiller. Too expensive to mess with fishy nonsense. Don’t believe me? Look it up. It happens.

The faucet on it is much higher than the bottom of the tank so you can’t empty it unless you pick it up and turn it over, otherwise it’s great

Functions as expected