Brita Faucet Mount Water Filter for Sink, Removes 99% of Lead, Elite Filtration System, Includes 1 Replacement Filter, Chrome

I was a little apprehensive about buying this having read the reviews but I'm really glad that I bought it it was very easy to install if I can install it anybody can install it and as long as you follow the directions I had no problem with it coming off the faucet or the filter popping off once it was installed properly I think it's a great product it's very handy much better than those heavy Brita water filter pitchers I like it and I'll buy it again so if you have any doubts about this item Don't think twice buy it I would recommend it highly

I didn't really care for matching the color and the chrome filters were cheaper then the white ones at this time. I can say these don't last 4 months, it's more like 3 which is still good. The light indicator turned orange and then red in the same day yesterday after first being installed mid March. You can absolutely taste the difference tho. When first installed, I don't remember grey-black water coming out. When I turned the chrome one on for a few minutes to let it run per instructions, there was grey-black water coming out. It finally cleared out after a few minutes and it looks and tastes fine now. Also a great deal for a 3 pack. I noticed there is an offbrand of these filters being sold for cheaper but honestly, I'll just stick with the official ones. I no longer buy a crazy amount of cases of water which is great because im very weak and chronically ill and carrying a case of water up the stairs puts my heart rate over 180 🥲 These are worth investing into

I am writing a review on the whole system but it also applies to the replacement filters as well. I have had the same experience with every filter I have used from the very first day I bought my system.I have used this product for almost 2 years now and I have to say that I am very pleased with the quality of product and the taste of my water. After I installed the item the first time it worked well for about 2 months and then started to leak around the seal. I removed the whole thing and reinstalled it nice and tight, never had a problem since. There are 2 functions that I love about the Brita On Tap system. 1.)The choice of spray or regular stream coming out of the faucet (not including the filtered water). This was why I decided to purchase this over other items that are similar priced. 2.) The swivel arm for the filter makes it very convenient to move the filter out of the way while doing dishes or for any other reason you need it to move positions. It can be a bit cumbersome looming over your sink compared to just having the faucet so this makes it nice when you need it out of your way.I found the installation to be quite easy considering I am not the handiest man out there. Other than the one issue with it leaking the installation has been perfect. My water before using this system had a bad taste I noticed most when cooking. If I boiled noodles or anything else the bad taste was most noticeable, however, my drinking water was not the best tasting either. This Brita has fixed that problem completely. I do not have much background in science or water so I can't tell you what it removed or hasn't removed but I can assure you that I have not one bad taste in my filtered water. And my filtered water taste clean for a long time after the indicator light comes on telling me to change the filter. Which brings me to my only complaint. The company says these filters are good for 100 gallons. They have installed a indicator light to tell you when it is no longer working, green is good, red is bad. Typically my green light stays on for only a few weeks, long before 100 gallons. I know how much water I use because I fill the same amount every single day (1.5 gal/day) and only use more than that occasionally. The light switches to red before I use 50 gallons typically. I continue to use the same filter until I think I have used a hundred gallons and then switch and that system has worked for me. My biggest problem is why would the company put a light on there if they know it is not accurate? The only reason I can think of is to get people to purchase filters early so they sell more. I am not a fan of that.I would recommend this filter if you are looking for a lower priced water filtration system that doesn't take up a lot of room. Like every good product out there, if you buy one and get it home and seems to be far off from the majority of reviews it is probably defective or not installed correctly. I am reminding you that if you have a problem with this I can assure you that this product works great for it's intended use and you should return the one you have for a new one if you seem to be having major problems. That is one benefit from doing business with Amazon, they are very easy to work with and want their customers to be happy.

This faucet adapter to switch on 99% pure water's proving to be a great space saver here in the big city: beyond no longer needing to manually fill a couple gallons through a drip filtration system that takes up valuable real estate in our already limited counter/surface/workspace in our kitchen, there's FINALLY no more heavy lifting and wasted time/repetitive motion involved.Instead, it's just a flip of a switch to get drinking water, making this SO much more efficient and affordable than buying and dragging home from the store multiple plastic gallon containers of pure drinking water multiple times every week (and I'm SO glad to no longer be dealing with all those toxic plastic containers that aren't good for the environment!For some reason, I waited, debated and deliberated about switching over to this system for far too long -- no I can hardly even remember why I waited so long, Thank you, Brita!