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product_id: 145132332
title: "- Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System, 600 GPD Tankless RO Water Filter"
brand: "waterdrop"
price: "223341 som"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Waterdrop"
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# 600 GPD ultra capacity Smart TDS & filter life display 8-stage advanced filtration - Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System, 600 GPD Tankless RO Water Filter

**Brand:** waterdrop
**Price:** 223341 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 💧 Drink smart, live sharp — water that works as hard as you do.

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** - Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System, 600 GPD Tankless RO Water Filter by waterdrop
- **How much does it cost?** 223341 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- waterdrop enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted waterdrop brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Efficient Flow:** 600 gallons per day with a 2:1 pure-to-waste ratio—drink more, waste less, feel responsible.
- • **Tankless Space Saver:** Sleek, compact design frees up 70% under-sink space—no bulky tanks, no bacteria buildup.
- • **Pure Powerhouse Filtration:** 8-stage system slashes contaminants including PFAS, chlorine & heavy metals for crystal-clear water.
- • **Intelligent Hydration Monitor:** Smart LED faucet tracks water quality and filter life so you never miss a replacement.
- • **Effortless Installation & Maintenance:** Tool-free filter swaps in 3 seconds with clear instructions—perfect for busy pros.

## Overview

The Waterdrop G3P600 is a premium tankless reverse osmosis system delivering up to 600 gallons of purified water daily through an 8-stage filtration process. Certified to NSF/ANSI standards, it reduces TDS, PFAS, chlorine, heavy metals, and odors while saving 70% under-sink space with its sleek design. Featuring a smart LED faucet that monitors water quality and filter status, it combines high capacity, eco-friendly low waste, and user-friendly maintenance to elevate your home hydration experience.

## Description

Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System, 600 GPD Tankless RO Water Filter | NSF/ANSI 42, 53, 58 & 372 Certified, 8-Stage RO Water Filtration System, 2:1 Pure to Drain, Smart LED Faucet, Reduce PFAS - desertcart.com

Review: Great tasting water at your fingertips. - I finally got tired of going down to the local water station and filling up 5 gallon water jugs and broke down and bought a water filtration system for under the cabinet. I will admit, I had a little trepidation because I don’t generally like dealing with plumbing, but the installation for this system was extremely easy, and the instructions are very accurate and easy to follow. This WATERDROP unit fit very nicely under our kitchen sink. I even added a small water pressure tank as well as a mineralization filter and it didn’t take up half the space under our sink. Some things to consider when installing the system on your own or any system for that matter. You’ll need to know where your main water shut off is or at least have the ability to shut the cold water off under your sink because you will be tying into the cold water line under your sink. You’ll need an electrical outlet to plug the unit into, and you should be able to use the same one your dishwasher uses providing you have a dishwasher or garbage disposal. And a basic knowledge of plumbing will help as well but not necessary because the instructions are so easy to follow. All in all, it took me about three hours to get this installed mainly because I had to go down to the store and buy another fitting to hook up the refrigerator. We’ve had ours installed for about a month and a half to two months now and I enjoy being able to get freshwater right next to the tap at the sink. The water taste great and the filtering system seems to work very well on this unit. One thing to keep in mind, the water does not flow as fast as a regular sink faucet flows so be prepared that it takes a little bit longer to fill a glass of water up or a pitcher for example. If you think this will be a problem for you do some research and get a unit that has a faster water output. This particular unit has the digital display on the front, which will tell you when your filters need to be replaced. The manual says the filters have to be replaced every 6 to 12 months depending on the filter, but that could be different in your area based on how hard or soft your water is. As you can see from the picture below, the unit itself fits nicely underneath the sink, but all of the 1/4 inch tubing does look messy and I still need to get in there and try to make it a little neater. The tubing is somewhat rigid, so it doesn’t just lay on the bottom of your cabinet and kind of goes where it wants to go, so you may have to come up with a way to hook it to the wall or gently zip tie them together to make it a little neater. Also, it may seem like all of those plastic connectors wouldn’t work well or might fail, but honestly, once you push the tubing into those connectors, I’ve had no leaks whatsoever. Everything is nice and tight and secure. Plus it has the little blue locking rings that you put around the end of each connector to hold the tubing inside them so don’t be worried about that. All in all this is an excellent purchase and I’m really glad we got it. Having clean tasting water right from the faucet or the refrigerator is so much better than filling up ten 5 gallon water jugs twice a month. Don’t let this project seem overwhelming to you, with a few tools and the ability to read the instructions you’ll have it installed in no time.
Review: Well Designed, East to Install, Great Tasting Water - We live by the sea in an old community in an area with very high particulates in the water system. The water also smells like chlorine. We have always bought bottled water, but with the Pandemic, our grocery load started to become unmanageable as we cut down on the number of trips we made to the store. We started to drink the tap water and almost immediately decided it was time to try out a water filter. RESEARCH I did a lot of investigation, and by a long shot, the WaterDrop products represent the best designs on the market: - the forward-facing filters are as easy to replace as a refrigerator filter. - the tankless design means you don't lose much undersink space (Image1) - the tankless design also means there's no opportunity for bacteria to grow in the holding tank - the smart faucet (the led ring around the base) conveys the state of the filters - blue is good, yellow means you're due for a change and red means you should change a filter immediately - the WD-G3 display not only tells you the state of the water in Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), but also shows you the state of each of the filters (blue/yellow/red) so you know which one to order. - the brushed nickel finish matches our faucet and looks great (Image 1) - the 12 second time-to-fill an 8 oz glass is good Everything about this unit screams "quality". The instructions are simple and easy to follow. The 800 number is listed on the cover of the installation guide. Each part feels solid and well-made. INSTALLATION There is one challenge that most homeowners will probably face to using this unit -- it requires power under the sink. I had a socket under my sink that the garbage disposal was plugged into. I assumed (you can see where this is going!) that as is traditional, the upper socket was wired to the disposal switch and the lower was always hot. Unfortunately, living in an older home, this was not the case, so I had to replace the socket with a split/switched/always hot one. Our garbage disposal unit is huge, and our sink is in the corner of the kitches with one small door, so it needed to be removed to facilitate the install. Between the disposal deinstall/reinstall and and the rewiring job, installation took me all day. HOWEVER - The actual installation of the Waterdrop unit was approximately 40 minutes of this, so plan accordingly. I had one minor issue with the waste pipe connection, which is designed for 1.5" pipe (we have 2" pipes, but the pipe coming out of the garbage disposal was 1.5" with just enough space to connect the waste line). All of the lines are thoughtfully unique - there are two white lines, but of different sizes (one goes from the water source, one goes to the spigot) and the waste water is red, so you can't get confused. The connections are all pretty easy, although you should pay attention to the "Push the locking ring" instructions so you don't accidentally break one of the shipping plugs when removing them. The locking ring collars are a bit fussy and require a needle nose pliers to install. Other than my own personal challenges of a small under-sink space and the electrical issue, the installation was a breeze. WATER QUALITY So, the big question -- does it work? The answer is YES! See the second the image. I used an independent water meter to measure the TDS. On a sample from a bathroom spigot I got 99. This is pretty typical, we run around 90 to 120. Measuring the water from the filtering system shows 12. The reading on the front of the unit showed in the mid 70's during startup, but now shows 5. Given the somewhat wonky nature of water testing, I'm good with these numbers even though they differ slightly. The WD-G3 reduced the TDS in our water by an order of magnitude. This is exactly what you would expect from an RO system that should filter out about 90% of all TDS. This translates to a better tasting, safer glass of water, which it produces in about 12 seconds (8 oz). Not only does the water taste better, our coffee and anything else we used water in also tastes better. While the difference is not as evident at room temperature, you can really tell the difference in a side-to-side test of chilled water. We tested tap vs filtered vs Poland Spring bottled. At room temperature, they are all pretty much the same, with Poland Spring being slightly saltier. We tested the TDS on Poland Spring and it was at 41, confirming that there's some mineralization going on there. In chilled form, the filtered tasted the best, with Poland spring second and the unfiltered third. (And yes, to answer your question, my wife is now laughing at me because of my obsession with metrics and blind taste tests) FILTER REPLACEMENT/CUSTOMER SERVICE As some other reviewers have notes, the "CF" filter seems to be in very short supply and cannot even be purchased on the Waterdrop site. I contacted Waterdrop customer service who responded (on a weekend!) that the filters will be back in stock at the end of this month. SUMMARY Pros: - Does what it says, reduces TDS by a factor of 9-10 - Produces clear, clean water - Interface is intelligent and intuitive - Tankless design saves space and eliminates post-filter bacteria issues - Looks great - Responsive customer service Cons: - Requires un-switched power under the sink - The CF Filter replacement is currently unavailable. Recommendation: The CF shortage is worrying, hopefully Waterdrop will be able to solve this issue. It's a Pandemic so I'm willing to give them some leeway in supply chain challenges. I decided to take the plunge anyway and given the alternatives, this is still the best unit on the market.

## Features

- [Trusted certifications]: Waterdrop G3P600 reverse osmosis system is certified against NSF/ANSI 58 for TDS reduction and NSF/ANSI 372 certified for lead-free material. Also it has been tested and certified against NSF 42 to reduce chlorine, bad taste and odor. The tankless reverse osmosis system is also certified by the Federal Communications Commission. Besides, it meets the EU Standards and UKCA Standards for safety
- [8-stage filtration]: Tested by official third-party laboratory (SGS), the reverse osmosis system can effectively reduce TDS, chromium, PFAS, radium, fluoride, arsenic salt, iron, calcium, particles, chloride, chlorine and radioactive substances in your tap water. And our RO water filter system can reduce chemicals such as vinyl chloride, ethylhexyl acrylate, isobutylene, ethylene glycol, according to the reverse osmosis membrane technical manual
- [Smart display faucet]: The tankless reverse osmosis system is built with a smart display faucet. For instance, the TDS monitor tells you the quality of your filtered water, while the filter life tracker shows how soon you need to replace your filter
- [High capacity, 2:1 low drain ratio]: As an upgraded reverse osmosis system, this reverse osmosis water system produces 600 gallons of filtered water per day. By its low drain ratio, this system can produce only one cup of waste water for every two cups of pure water produced. Furthermore, with a fast and stable water flow rate, this RO system fills a 8 oz cup of water in 8 seconds, which is ideal for drinking and washing vegetables
- [Tankless design]: Waterdrop G3P600 reverse osmosis system has a stylish look. This tankless design saves 70% under sink space. You can change a filter in 3 seconds without moving the system or using any tools. Note: This reverse osmosis system requires under-sink electricity
- Please measure your cabinet dimensions to ensure that the cabinet size is larger than the product size. The product size is 18.12"L x 5.67"W x 17.72"H
- The maximum flow the faucet can withstand is: 1.00gpm(3.78 L/min), BUT Please note that the flow rate refers to the flow rate of the faucet, not the whole system; [Model] WD-G3P600; [Manufacturer] Qingdao Ecopure Filter Co., Ltd.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Brand | Waterdrop |
| Capacity | 600 gallons |
| Container Type | Cartridge |
| Included Components | RO system, RO/CF/CB filter, Faucet, PE pipes, T-fitting |
| Installation Type | Under Sink |
| Item Dimensions L x W x H | 18.12"L x 5.67"W x 17.72"H |
| Item Weight | 31 pounds |
| Material | 1.System cover: plastic 2.Faucet: metal 3.RO filter: reverse osmosis membrane & carbon block & pp cotton 4.CF filter: pp cotton & carbon block Material 1.System cover: plastic 2.Faucet: metal 3.RO filter: reverse osmosis membrane & carbon block & pp cotton 4.CF filter: pp cotton & carbon block See more |
| Material Type | 1.System cover: plastic 2.Faucet: metal 3.RO filter: reverse osmosis membrane & carbon block & pp cotton 4.CF filter: pp cotton & carbon block |
| Other Special Features of the Product | 8-stage Filtration, 600GPD high capacity, 2:1 low drain ratio, Smart display faucet |
| Product Dimensions | 18.12"L x 5.67"W x 17.72"H |
| Special Feature | 8-stage Filtration, 600GPD high capacity, 2:1 low drain ratio, Smart display faucet |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Waterdrop
- **Capacity:** 600 gallons
- **Included Components:** RO system, RO/CF/CB filter, Faucet, PE pipes, T-fitting
- **Installation Type:** Under Sink
- **Package Information:** Cartridge
- **Power Source:** Corded Electric
- **Product Dimensions:** 18.12"L x 5.67"W x 17.72"H
- **Purification Method:** Carbon Block, Reverse Osmosis
- **Special Feature:** 8-stage Filtration, 600GPD high capacity, 2:1 low drain ratio, Smart display faucet

## Images

![- Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System, 600 GPD Tankless RO Water Filter - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61PV-FYQwVL.jpg)

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great tasting water at your fingertips.
*by R***M on January 28, 2026*

I finally got tired of going down to the local water station and filling up 5 gallon water jugs and broke down and bought a water filtration system for under the cabinet. I will admit, I had a little trepidation because I don’t generally like dealing with plumbing, but the installation for this system was extremely easy, and the instructions are very accurate and easy to follow. This WATERDROP unit fit very nicely under our kitchen sink. I even added a small water pressure tank as well as a mineralization filter and it didn’t take up half the space under our sink. Some things to consider when installing the system on your own or any system for that matter. You’ll need to know where your main water shut off is or at least have the ability to shut the cold water off under your sink because you will be tying into the cold water line under your sink. You’ll need an electrical outlet to plug the unit into, and you should be able to use the same one your dishwasher uses providing you have a dishwasher or garbage disposal. And a basic knowledge of plumbing will help as well but not necessary because the instructions are so easy to follow. All in all, it took me about three hours to get this installed mainly because I had to go down to the store and buy another fitting to hook up the refrigerator. We’ve had ours installed for about a month and a half to two months now and I enjoy being able to get freshwater right next to the tap at the sink. The water taste great and the filtering system seems to work very well on this unit. One thing to keep in mind, the water does not flow as fast as a regular sink faucet flows so be prepared that it takes a little bit longer to fill a glass of water up or a pitcher for example. If you think this will be a problem for you do some research and get a unit that has a faster water output. This particular unit has the digital display on the front, which will tell you when your filters need to be replaced. The manual says the filters have to be replaced every 6 to 12 months depending on the filter, but that could be different in your area based on how hard or soft your water is. As you can see from the picture below, the unit itself fits nicely underneath the sink, but all of the 1/4 inch tubing does look messy and I still need to get in there and try to make it a little neater. The tubing is somewhat rigid, so it doesn’t just lay on the bottom of your cabinet and kind of goes where it wants to go, so you may have to come up with a way to hook it to the wall or gently zip tie them together to make it a little neater. Also, it may seem like all of those plastic connectors wouldn’t work well or might fail, but honestly, once you push the tubing into those connectors, I’ve had no leaks whatsoever. Everything is nice and tight and secure. Plus it has the little blue locking rings that you put around the end of each connector to hold the tubing inside them so don’t be worried about that. All in all this is an excellent purchase and I’m really glad we got it. Having clean tasting water right from the faucet or the refrigerator is so much better than filling up ten 5 gallon water jugs twice a month. Don’t let this project seem overwhelming to you, with a few tools and the ability to read the instructions you’ll have it installed in no time.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Well Designed, East to Install, Great Tasting Water
*by R***N on August 16, 2020*

We live by the sea in an old community in an area with very high particulates in the water system. The water also smells like chlorine. We have always bought bottled water, but with the Pandemic, our grocery load started to become unmanageable as we cut down on the number of trips we made to the store. We started to drink the tap water and almost immediately decided it was time to try out a water filter. RESEARCH I did a lot of investigation, and by a long shot, the WaterDrop products represent the best designs on the market: - the forward-facing filters are as easy to replace as a refrigerator filter. - the tankless design means you don't lose much undersink space (Image1) - the tankless design also means there's no opportunity for bacteria to grow in the holding tank - the smart faucet (the led ring around the base) conveys the state of the filters - blue is good, yellow means you're due for a change and red means you should change a filter immediately - the WD-G3 display not only tells you the state of the water in Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), but also shows you the state of each of the filters (blue/yellow/red) so you know which one to order. - the brushed nickel finish matches our faucet and looks great (Image 1) - the 12 second time-to-fill an 8 oz glass is good Everything about this unit screams "quality". The instructions are simple and easy to follow. The 800 number is listed on the cover of the installation guide. Each part feels solid and well-made. INSTALLATION There is one challenge that most homeowners will probably face to using this unit -- it requires power under the sink. I had a socket under my sink that the garbage disposal was plugged into. I assumed (you can see where this is going!) that as is traditional, the upper socket was wired to the disposal switch and the lower was always hot. Unfortunately, living in an older home, this was not the case, so I had to replace the socket with a split/switched/always hot one. Our garbage disposal unit is huge, and our sink is in the corner of the kitches with one small door, so it needed to be removed to facilitate the install. Between the disposal deinstall/reinstall and and the rewiring job, installation took me all day. HOWEVER - The actual installation of the Waterdrop unit was approximately 40 minutes of this, so plan accordingly. I had one minor issue with the waste pipe connection, which is designed for 1.5" pipe (we have 2" pipes, but the pipe coming out of the garbage disposal was 1.5" with just enough space to connect the waste line). All of the lines are thoughtfully unique - there are two white lines, but of different sizes (one goes from the water source, one goes to the spigot) and the waste water is red, so you can't get confused. The connections are all pretty easy, although you should pay attention to the "Push the locking ring" instructions so you don't accidentally break one of the shipping plugs when removing them. The locking ring collars are a bit fussy and require a needle nose pliers to install. Other than my own personal challenges of a small under-sink space and the electrical issue, the installation was a breeze. WATER QUALITY So, the big question -- does it work? The answer is YES! See the second the image. I used an independent water meter to measure the TDS. On a sample from a bathroom spigot I got 99. This is pretty typical, we run around 90 to 120. Measuring the water from the filtering system shows 12. The reading on the front of the unit showed in the mid 70's during startup, but now shows 5. Given the somewhat wonky nature of water testing, I'm good with these numbers even though they differ slightly. The WD-G3 reduced the TDS in our water by an order of magnitude. This is exactly what you would expect from an RO system that should filter out about 90% of all TDS. This translates to a better tasting, safer glass of water, which it produces in about 12 seconds (8 oz). Not only does the water taste better, our coffee and anything else we used water in also tastes better. While the difference is not as evident at room temperature, you can really tell the difference in a side-to-side test of chilled water. We tested tap vs filtered vs Poland Spring bottled. At room temperature, they are all pretty much the same, with Poland Spring being slightly saltier. We tested the TDS on Poland Spring and it was at 41, confirming that there's some mineralization going on there. In chilled form, the filtered tasted the best, with Poland spring second and the unfiltered third. (And yes, to answer your question, my wife is now laughing at me because of my obsession with metrics and blind taste tests) FILTER REPLACEMENT/CUSTOMER SERVICE As some other reviewers have notes, the "CF" filter seems to be in very short supply and cannot even be purchased on the Waterdrop site. I contacted Waterdrop customer service who responded (on a weekend!) that the filters will be back in stock at the end of this month. SUMMARY Pros: - Does what it says, reduces TDS by a factor of 9-10 - Produces clear, clean water - Interface is intelligent and intuitive - Tankless design saves space and eliminates post-filter bacteria issues - Looks great - Responsive customer service Cons: - Requires un-switched power under the sink - The CF Filter replacement is currently unavailable. Recommendation: The CF shortage is worrying, hopefully Waterdrop will be able to solve this issue. It's a Pandemic so I'm willing to give them some leeway in supply chain challenges. I decided to take the plunge anyway and given the alternatives, this is still the best unit on the market.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Went from 358 TDS to 1. Best RO system I have owned
*by B***X on April 12, 2026*

Our City water is TERRIBLE. It is processed well water with some saltwater intrusion. Our water tests 358 TDS with the numbers flashing in red on my test unit. The taste is horrible. I have had average RO systems that normally become out dated with filters being hard to find as was my last RO system. The filters are now foreign knockoffs that sometimes don't even flow as was my last set. Not to mention the TDS are much higher with knockoff filters. That was the second time having problems with filter orders. I sent this set back, removed the entire RO system and went on the search for the best home RO system. All of the review sites I looked at, Waterdrop was #1. Yes, it was almost double the prices, but I have learned over the years, when it come to RO systems, "you get what you pay for". The Waterdrop was much easier than any RO system I have installed with better instructions. I no longer have a mess under the sink when changing filter, a HUGE plus. I no longer have to remove everything under the sink to get to the filters. just twist and replace from the front of the unit. No more guessing when it is time to change filters, or constantly having to test the water. No more guess which filter needs to be changed, not sure so, I'll buy both. The Waterdrop states what filter needs to be changed, no more guessing. Getting rid of the huge tank was another big plus. No more waiting for the tank to refill when filling the coffee pot. With the Waterdrop built in pump, the same flow constantly. The waste ratio on my last RO system was 4 gallons of waste water to one gallon drinkable. Now I am at a 1 to 1 ratio. Our water bills are triple of what the use to be, so another savings. My water went from 358 TDS to 1 on the first couple of day. On day 3, I have moved up to 2 TDS and the water tastes better than any RO system I have ever owned. I also installed a sediment filter before the Waterdrop. A $4. sediment filter is much cheaper than changing the more expensive RO sediment filter. Our City water has a lot of sediment so a pre-filter is a good investment. I just purchased 6 sediment filters for the price of 1 Waterdrop sediment filter. That should extend the life of the Waterdrop filter. The Waterdrop is an investment I should have made years ago. With the cabinet doors close, I don't even notice the pump noise others have mentioned. Our bottle water cooler, that we will be getting rid of, can be heard more than the Waterdrop.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Waterdrop G3P600 Reverse Osmosis System, 8 Stage Tankless Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, NSF/ANSI 42 & 58 & 372 Certified, Under Sink RO System, 2:1 Pure to Drain, Smart LED Faucet
- Waterdrop Remineralization Under Sink Water Filtration, 1/4” Quick Connect Post Filter for RO Reverse Osmosis Filter System, Restore Essential Minerals

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