Waterdrop 10UA Under Sink Water Filter System, Reduces PFAS, PFOA/PFOS, Lead, Chlorine, Bad Taste & Odor, Under Counter Water Filter Direct Connect to Kitchen Faucet, NSF/ANSI 42 Certified, 1 Year

I live in an apartment and wanted something more efficient than a refillable water filter system. I had been using a zerowater filter refillable pitcher type but the filters made the water taste almost sour after a couple of weeks and had to stop using it. This water filter seems to be of good quality and has made a difference in the taste. I have mine setup to work through the cold water side in my kitchen sink and it works beautifully. For 37$ or whatever it is far better and cheaper to use this than a water filter pitcher type alternative. Also it says the filter is good for a year?! Just buy it. You’ll be glad you did.

Works fine for now. Good taste. Easy to install.

This filter is great. It immediately improves the quality of your tap water in taste, smell, and clarity to a huge degree. I live in a somewhat rural town that gets its water supply from a local lake, and the two times a year when it turns over, the water starts tasting and smelling really funky (almost like mold). This solves that problem completely! Installation is really easy - all it took was a drill, a crescent wrench, and some vice grips. It mounts cleanly to the cabinet wall below my kitchen sink and connected to my water line and faucet no problem with absolutely no leaks (no teflon tape required). Everything else you need is included in the box, even a little reminder button that's programmed to tell you when it needs a new filter. It's rated for about a year of use, but you could probably stretch it a little. From what I can tell, if you decide you want the filter to last a little longer, you can just swap out one of the bigger replacement filters since they all take the same adapter (I think). For that reason, I'd recommend installing it a little higher than you typically might in case you want to ever upgrade the filter size. After flushing it for 5 minutes, the cold water from my faucet started to come out clean and clear, with no discernible taste or smell. Huge upgrade! I use it exclusively for my drinking water, my ice maker, and even my morning tea tastes better. It is a bit big, but for something that's completely out of sight and lasts as long as it does, I don't have a problem with it. It's much less intrusive than an on-faucet filter or fridge pitcher, and you don't even have to think about it until the filter needs replaced once a year. It also will slightly reduce the water pressure from your cold line (I would say maybe 15%) so if you already have low pressure, that might be something to consider. That isn't a problem for my setup so I barely noticed it. Overall, I highly recommend this filter! For the price, you're getting clean, good-tasting water from your tap at all times with minimal maintenance and a simple installation process.

The Waterdrop 10UB PRO Under Sink Water Filter works and it definitely produces clean water but.. here’s my honest take: when I tested it with a TDS meter, the total dissolved solids (TDS) came out basically the same as my regular cold tap water. That makes me wonder if the filter is really lowering the minerals/solids, at least according to that measurement. I’m still using it and will keep an eye on it over time to see if it makes a bigger difference as the filter gets used. Installation was easy (no drilling required), and I like that it comes with its own brushed nickel faucet and a time reminder so I know when to replace the cartridge. Overall, it seems to do a good job filtering, and I’ll see how the performance holds up long-term — but if your main goal is lowering TDS, it didn’t make much difference for me so far.

tl;dr; I purchased two of these to replace a competitor's units that have become difficult to find filters for. The Waterdrop 10UA Pro has produced better, to my taste at least, water and has a better design that works without getting water everywhere when changing the filters. I have had two under sink units from another manufacturer that I had to screw into the back of the cabinets under the sinks that I attached them to. At the time, this was the only way to put a good under sink unit in. After years of use, the filters for my original units has become difficult to find and the cost has gone up as well. This led me to shop around and see if there was anything else that was at least the same quality or better. Enter Waterdrop. I have a gravity fed filter from Waterdrop that I have not used yet, and I forgot that it was even from Waterdrop until after I found the 10UA Pro unit. Looking at the unit, it surprised me that more companies are not offering either an upside down mounted filter system or one like the 10UA Pro that sits on the bottom of the cabinet. No screws. Just attach the lines, twist in the filter and open the valves. Instant filtered water with perhaps the easiest installation method out there. It is quite impressive that the filter also has steel water lines instead of the inexpensive PTFE tubing that most under sink units come with. This makes the Waterdrop my new goto for places that I want a quick setup and easy to maintain filter at. I am looking forward to being able to place a towel under the 10UA Pro and remove the filter to see just how much water is actually lost. With my previous filters, there was always a lot of water that was everywhere on the towel that it was frustrating to have to remove everything under a sink prior to chaning the filter. While I have yet to do that, it looks like the Waterdrop 10UA Pro will have little loss which helps me get filters swapped faster.

Awesome our water is so bad everyone in my town buys bottle water this filters everything and water tastes better than bottles filters last iv had it over a year now on kitchen sink and just now buying a filter easy install well built and affordable good flow no leaks it's perfect

So far so good! Water quality is 1000 times better now with this little filter! Seems very solid and built nicely. The size is perfect for under our sink. Easy install as well!

Awesome. The install is easy and straightforward with no plumbing experience. For anyone wondering - this filter works just fine on a well system. I see about 35-40psi, and this filter works fine with basically no perceptible reduction in flow. Mind you my well water is softened and pre-filtered. Water tastes amazing! Highly recommended

S'il tient dans le temps ,cela semble un bon appareil

jestem bardzo zadowolona z zakupu. Woda o niebo lepsza niż z dzbaków filtrujących

it took me 10 minutes to install. the water becomes so pure and with no odors.

Very happy to switch over to this from Brita filters! 1. Value - A standard Brita filter works for 40 gallons at ~$8 a filter. That's roughly 20 cents a gallon. - A Waterdrop filter works for 8000 gallons for ~$40 a filter. That's 0.5 cents a gallon. - That's 40x cheaper!!! 2. Convenience - No need to wait for the slow drip of a Brita filter; which usually gets slower as overtime - You only need to replace this filter once per year, rather than once a month (but with this filter, you'll end up using it for things besides drinking like hand washing and dish washing, so not a fair comparison; you'd need to replace a Brita way more often if you wanted to use it for everything) 3. Overall healthiness - Since this will be filtering your typical cold water you use for hand washing or dish washing, you'll also be getting clean water in these cases; further reducing the amount of unwanted chlorine and other chemicals and minerals you may be inadvertently ingesting My one concern is overall water pressure as time goes on; will the flow slow down once more gunk builds up? Given the stellar reviews I'm seeing on other listings though, I trust this won't be a concern. I'll update this review if anything changes over time!