PHOENIX GRAVITY 6-Litre Stainless Steel Gravity Water Filter NSF Certified AISI 304 Countertop Water Filter System with 2 Smart (Black) Carbon Cartridges, Free Water Tap, No Power Or Plumbing Required

Ordered the 8ltr phoenix gravity filter with added fluoride filters. All set up and was pretty easy to do. I run the water through couple times to be sure. I put 5 litres in the top and seems that’s about right keep things flowing, adding back what you take out. So far the water tastes much better! The design seems smart and robust. There’s not much information on cleaning inside of the unit on website, but reading up soft cloth and white vinegar seems okay (I live in area with lots of limescale). I purchased a very sturdy metal Scandinavian style plant stand (adjustable) with round metal base from here, I find this fits in better with in my kitchen. Time will tell on how it holds up, so far I’m pleased with the purchase. Thank you phoenix gravity filters! 😊🫶🏻 I Will update in a year on how things are going.

Pricey, but the quality is undeniable. The filtration system is relatively easy to set up, although priming the filter elements is a bit fiddly. The improvement in drinking water quality over the UK tap water is worth every penny.

I initially thought parts were missing (my mistake) because i did not read the assembly instructions properly and customer service were so patient and helpful. Had it 8 months now and like it a lot because it is so quick and easy to use and very functional. It is compact enough to sit stable on draining board of sink while still leaving plenty of room for dishes drying rack. There is no need for a bigger more clumsy model because it takes just 30 seconds to fill it with a saucepan every couple of days with no faff at all. This easy convenience means it never runs out in our big household. Water tastes good and lab test reports on Phoenix website are very reassuring that most nasties are removed. It will not remove flouride of course (that needs a different special type of filter) but luckily I do not live in a region where flouride is added to tap water. If I did I would now be writing to Water Authority about big landmark court case in US recently. Judge there has decided evidence is now too strong re harm to bones & thyroid of pregnant mums and lowered IQ in babies and so has ordered that flouride must no longer be added to drinking water in that country (see Highwire on rumble).I hope Phoenix will soon bring out a filter which removes chloramine (none of common filter systems on the market do) because my local authority replaced chlorine 5 years ago with that disinfectant instead- even without any long term safety studies to verify that it won't damage friendly gut bacteria in microbiome. So I am still searching for a filter system with same good value and simplicity as this Phoenix one- but which also removes that chemical too.

This is a quality water filter! And such good value. The packaging was amazing in protecting the stainless steal structure; even the lid had a soft, mesh hat. Well done Phoenix water filters - excellent bit of kit.

The product is in fact extremely pure. Some parts were missing like at the very at least one washer, than very probably the screwable handler of the lid, but the worst thing was that extremely shortly after the purchase, the tap started leaking when was fully closed and have not allowed any water to flow when was fully closed nor if tap was anywhere in between fully open or fully closed position the tap allowed to flow.It seems that they are very well aware of the issues and quality of the product as the warranty seems to be extremely short.What a waste of your money.

Before use make sure you fill it up and drain it about 4 times until water coming out is crystal clear. I think the instructions recomment 3 but I did 5 just to be sure, though by the 4th the water was already clean.Definitely makes tap water taste much better2 issues: this needs to be assembled but the instructions are not clear enough, I figured it out eventually but they could be better, its not step by step but rather just a diagram with all the components showing where they are in the final assembly.Second issue, dont overfill the container, if the bottom container has less room than the amount of water you add in the top container, water will leak from the sides where the top container sits, as the design doesnt prevent water from being filtered when the bottom container is fullGood value for money, this was 120 pounds when I got it, the other version is 200 and all I saw it has is the logo of the company on the container, not sure why thats so much more expensive, just get this version

I bought this because I wanted my family to have on tap filtered drinking water, no one fills up our filter jug and I don't want to mess around under the sink installing tap filters etc.It solved that problem, it holds enough water for a few days, when its time to fill up you'll still get a decent amount of water out by tilting it, so it's never empty.It looks nice being stainless steel (though the bits at the ends of filters are plastic - so it's not plastic free) it's well made, it went together easily, and the tap functions great and is easy for kids to use.The taste is fine - it's not as good as our filter jug (Klar), it seems drier and not as smooth, but then these filters don't need replacing as often, filter faster and my main objective is to just make sure most bad stuff is filtered out of the water which I trust this is doing. Maybe needs to be remineralised after filter? I don't know.Overall I'd definitely recommend this for someone looking to remove the hassle from filter jugs. Bear in mind you'll probably want a large jug or other method to refill this as its a pain to carry and balance.

A good looking addition to my kitchen, 8l capacity just right for my house plants, dogs et al (chlorine and flouride & more in the tap water and was not good for us) ie. Eco friendly. Easy to set up, easy to use, rubber seals and washers thick and sturdy ensure no leakage. I put the phoenix water in a tall cylindrical kilner jar and the tap water in another kilner jar and the difference is literally crystal clear.