Hydros 8-Cup Water Filter Pitcher Powered by Fast Flo Tech | 1 Minute Quick Filling Filter 64 OZ Pitcher, BPA Free, Grey

Very cute design for a filtered water pitcher, filters are very easy to use and the water flow is pretty fast. My favorite water filter pitcher so far.

love this. Had the glass one but it broke so I had to replace it

This water pitcher is great: it’s compact, really cute, easy to handle, and it really filters water much faster than other water filtration systems. My only issue with it is that the water has a weird flavor. I don’t know if it’s due to the nature of the filter installed (which is the one that came with the water pitcher), but my tap water has no flavor, but the water after going through the filter doesn’t taste good. I did follow all the prep steps per the instructions, and still this was the result. I’ll keep using it, but if I have guests at home I don’t think I’ll offer them water. Really hope this was just a fluke.

This product was a great investment and it doesn’t take long before you have fresh tasting water. I would also recommend buying extra pods just to have. Each pod filters 40 gallons and it’s an easy flush of 15 seconds prior to your first batch. I purchased the 64 ounce pitcher and it only takes a minute to filter.

I suppose water may pass through this filter more quickly than others, but filling the pitcher is a real pain. Most pitchers have a reservoir on top that you fill, and the water can take its time going through the filter. This one has no reservoir, you're basically filling right into the filter, which can't handle the water as fast as it comes out of the faucet. So basically you have to sit there holding it under a trickle from the tap. And you really do have to watch it. I thought I'd be clever by setting it down in the running sink and coming back to a full jug. But I came back to discover water not getting through the filter fast enough, pooling in the top, and eventually running around it down into pitcher, kind of defeating the whole purpose. The idea of being able to stick this thing under the tap and fill it like you would a normal non-filtered jug sounds nice, but in practice, it just doesn't work as smoothly as it should, making the more traditional style filter pitcher with a reservoir the far superior option.