BritaLarge Water Filter Pitcher for Tap and Drinking Water with SmartLight Change Indicator, Includes 1 Standard Filter, BPA-Free, Lasts 2 Months, 10-Cup Capacity, Stretch Limo Black

First, with all the chemicals and not sure what else may be in the water I prefer filtering with a trusted system. We have one attached to the sink but it’s hard to read the date of when it was put in and also difficult to replace. I love the convenience of having the pitcher by the sink. I fill it twice to fill my water bottles for the day. I also use it for my coffee. We use a drip machine so I fill the hopper in the evening and set it for morning. The pitcher is easy to handle, not too heavy when full, the filter works well and the water has no funny taste. It also works quickly. I sometimes add a mix (like a lemonade packet) and it tastes like the flavor added, very pure. The amount I need at one time the pitcher is the perfect size. I am glad to make an investment in my peace of mind. We had it over a month now and I keep an eye on the light for a filter change. So far it’s been green. Water purity is no longer a concern.

We're not big fans of tap water, so a good water filter is a must-have in our house. And this Brita pitcher? It's been a daily staple for us. My wife especially loves having room-temperature filtered water readily available, and this pitcher delivers.It's a good size – 10 cups is perfect for our needs, and it fits nicely on the kitchen counter. The easy-fill lid is a nice touch, making refills a breeze.What I really appreciate is how much it cuts down on plastic waste. We were going through so many plastic water bottles before, and this has made a huge difference.The SmartLight indicator is also super helpful. No more guessing when it's time to change the filter. It just takes the guesswork out of it.Now, a little tip from our experience: make sure you clean the inside of the pitcher every 2-3 weeks or so. We learned the hard way that if you neglect it, you might start to see some green stuff growing. But a quick wash keeps it sparkling clean.Overall, this Brita pitcher is a fantastic and reliable water filter. It's made our daily life easier and helped us be more eco-friendly. 5 stars!

Looks great fits great and looks amazing with my slim small red Brita. It came with a couple deep scratches on the lid but its still usable.

Get it. It’s changed my life (I’m not even exaggerating). My faucet water was upsetting my stomach so bad so I decided to get this. It literally amazes me of how much different and cleaner my water taste. It take three fillings to completely fill it up. I’ve had this for over two months and use it multiple times a day and the filter still doesn’t need to be changed. Size is perfect, doesn’t leak, and doesn’t take up much space in my fridge. Personally I love it, and I’m so happy I got one of these.

I was really happy with my Brita Everyday Standard Water Filter Pitcher at first. It filtered water quickly, improved the taste, and the design was sleek and easy to use. The handle was comfortable, and the filter replacement was simple and straightforward. For about a year, it worked perfectly, and I was getting clean, fresh water every day.Unfortunately, after a year of regular use, the lid started cracking, and now it doesn’t stay on properly. I tried to make do, but the pitcher isn’t as effective anymore because of the broken lid, and water leaks out. It’s disappointing that it didn’t hold up longer since I really liked it when it was working well.If you need a pitcher that’s durable long-term, this might not be the best choice. But for short-term use or if you're okay with replacing it after a year, it’s great while it lasts.

A little over ten years ago, I bought my first Brita pitcher. The house where I was staying at the time had very hard, mineral-heavy well water, so I instantly noticed the improvement in flavor vs. straight from the tap. Between then and now, I've continued to use Brita filters as my go-to for filtering but eventually had to part ways with my original Brita pitcher. My wife and I found one from a big-box brand that was 75% of the cost of the Brita and were looking for ways to save, so we decided to give it a try.I didn't realize until after that big-box pitcher met an untimely demise on our electric stove and we decided to take the risk going back with a Brita how far we had sold ourselves short - and yes, I realize we're talking about a water-filtering pitcher here. That "other" pitcher would constantly glug-glug when pouring instead of pouring smoothly, and the water was constantly leaking down into and out the bottom of the handle onto the sink or wherever the pitcher had been set. This new Brita feels like a breath of fresh air compared to that one, like someone actually took the time to design a pitcher properly to, well, pour as it should. The stream of water pours quickly and smoothly, with no "glugging," and there is zero leakage of unfiltered water from the upper reservoir. It might sound dumb, but even the mechanism for opening the top of the pitcher feels intentional and higher-grade. I also like how the pitcher is designed to catch the light going through the water and make it look "nice." These might sound like small touches, but considering we use and refill this pitcher at least a half dozen times a day, I'll just say they have already made the extra couple dollars we paid for this one well worth it.That said, if you're in the market for a water-filtering pitcher and would normally be one to scrimp and pinch to save a few dollars, I won't tell you what to do, but I'd encourage you to consider spending any extra for this pitcher vs. one of the "other" pitchers out there. Given our experience in the last couple weeks vs. the several years we muscled through using a big-box/generic pitcher (without realizing what we were unnecessarily muscling through), the small difference in price is well worth it. Well done, Brita. You did a good job with this one.