WaterdropLarge 27-Cup Mega Electric Water Filter Dispenser, 200-Gallon Rechargeable Instant System, NSF/ANSI 42&53&401&372, Reduce PFAS, Lead, Chlorine, with 1 Filter, White, Does not Lower TDS

Great product. It filters out water from the faucet

The media could not be loaded. Where has this been all my life? I had a Brita Pitcher and was so tired of having to constantly refill it and when it was full it was heavy to pour. Then I found this simply designed Waterdrop 27-Cup automatic water dispenser and life is good! Just put my cup, glass, or whatever underneath the spout, push the button and viola'. It is easy to clean, easy to fill, and easy to use. It takes up the exact same space that the pitcher used on my counter, but it more attractive and I don't have to refill daily. This newer model holds 27 cups of filtered water and is USB rechargeable. Once it charged up no plug or cord on the counter. Sleek design ! I LOVE IT !

Very useful and water tastes great!

The Large 27-Cup Mega Electric Water Filter Dispenser is an impressive addition to any kitchen.With its ability to filter 200 gallons of water instantly, it ensures clean and refreshing hydration at your fingertips.The design is user-friendly, making refills and cleaning a breeze.Its capacity is perfect for families, eliminating the need for frequent store trips for bottled water.An essential appliance for those who prioritize health and convenience.

We love this! Water quality & taste is great. Long lasting battery. No smells, leaks, etc. Love how it sits on the counter freeing up fridge space.

Stopped working on day 3, as though battery died, but I really liked it before that. Called customer service, which was such a hassle. First, he told me that it needed a new filter. I asked how is that possible when the filter was used only 3 days but estimated to be used for 90 days? I had kept track and only used 7 gallons. Then he asked me if the issue is the charging cord or not. I told him I don't know, that I used the cord that came with it, as well as other cords we have since it fits phone cords, but none charge it. He asked me about the type of cords, like the wattage or voltage, so I read him what the cords said and he told me I don't seem to understand him. I asked him what information he wants, and he said never mind. He kept asking me the product name, so I kept reading him the product name off of the Amazon title since I no longer had the box. He kept saying that doesn't help because they have a lot of products, then named off various products. I kept explaining that the names he used were not obviously connected to my product. I read him what I could find on the product, as well as on the Amazon description. He kept signing and treating me like I was stupid, explaining more slowly that they have various products. I kept telling him I can only give him the Amazon description and that if his system doesn't label products the same that I don't know how to help. I asked him if I can email him a picture of the product and a screenshot from Amazon, but he told me that wasn't necessary. He asked me about the color for the 10th time. He said he would have someone contact me via email. After well over an hour of talking to him on the phone, facing his condescending attitude, I felt very frustrated that he seemed to have a hard time understanding that I was not making up a description but simply reading him the title and descriptive info from online. Since I was facing a lot personally, with my son returning home from a ruined trip with Covid and packing up the whole house by myself for a move while taking care of 7 puppies and my other animals and my young daughter while still going to work every day, when I opened the email and saw it was going to be more round and round I just gave up. I threw the water filter and container away. My sons and daughter never liked it anyway, convinced that it turned on for them but not off so spilling quite a few times--and this was an 8, 18, and 22 year old so not just little kids. It was a little finicky, but I learned it likes the entire finger tip over the sensor, not too quickly, and to stop before filling the glass too near the rim in case I needed to try a second time to turn it off. It fills the glass slowly. But I really liked the look and the concept

The media could not be loaded. I've just set it up, which is very easy. I washed it when I unpacked it first, let it dry and set it up today. I followed the instructions as they say to throw out the first tank of water to flush the filter and you really have to do that because that first water came out almost muddy. Anyways, the first glass of water I tried does taste clean, not like the bottled water I'm accustomed to drinking but it doesn't taste like it came straight from the tap which is utterly disgusting in my town. I think tho if the flow was a little slower it may do a better job but it's still a good filter, I'll be using it for sure. I got the bigger capacity because I'll be using that water for everything around the kitchen pretty much so don't want to fill it up every few hours.