Brita Stream Pitcher Water Filter for Pitchers and Dispensers, BPA-Free, Replaces 1,800 Plastic Water Bottles a Year, Lasts Two Months or 40 Gallons, Includes 2 Filters

The Brita Stream filter works quickly and keeps the water tasting clean and fresh. It filters as you pour, so there’s no waiting around for the reservoir to drain — super convenient. The filter snaps in easily, doesn’t leak, and lasts a good amount of time before needing replacement. Great for anyone who wants better‑tasting water without having to deal with bulky systems or slow-filtering pitchers.

Good filters bought several times and will continue to buy as needed

Value for money

I like these

These water filters are made for the "Brita stream" water filter. These cartridges are easy to install (takes less than 3 minutes). A great alternative to buying a case of water bottles every week.Pros- Quick and easy to installCons- Not great value, definitely cheaper options out there

Easy install and perfect for my brita

Use this brand all the time

These are good filters, as long as you understand the tradeoffs between these and Brita's other filters. Brita did succeed in getting water to flow through faster, but it's by no means free-flowing, and it doesn't remove as much as their traditional filters. But it probably does a good enough job that most people will still be happy.First, the flow rate. I'd call it a heavy trickle. It doesn't hold a candle to pouring from a regular pitcher, or the flow from a sink, but it's not bad. I'd say it's about on par with a refrigerator's in-door water dispenser, to give you an idea. It does get significantly slower as the pitcher is getting closer to empty, but that's not a huge deal since you can refill it instantly. I've also noticed the flow rate varies a lot from filter to filter, for what it's worth.As for the filtering performance, it's worth noting that this filters out chlorine, and not really anything else. Does that matter? Probably not. Chlorine is probably responsible for most of the unpleasant taste in municipal water. If that's all you care about, then this will probably do the job (although the traditional filters seem to work slightly better in my experience). If, however, you happen to be in an older building, you might be concerned about other contaminants, like lead or mercury. In that case, this filter won't help you. (What you probably want is Brita's Longlast filter, their only filter that removes lead.)So, are these worth it? Well, if you are chronically forgetful about refilling the pitcher until you're thirsty (or if you have lazy roommates), probably. Unless you live in a building with ancient pipes: then you still might want to pass.

Excellent product by Brita all users can count on. Stay healthy with Brita

Funciona como los esperaba. Es el repuesto de la jarra que me ha gustado mucho

Bruta da seguridad en el filtrado. Los compré pues en México no hay en el mercado.

These are going up in price but worked as expected

Práctico, economico y funciona de maravilla por +/- dos meses