Brita Water Pitcher, Everyday Elite Filter, Removes 99% of Lead, Includes 1 Filter, 10-Cup Capacity, White

I’ve been using the Brita Water Pitcher with the Everyday Elite Filter for a while now, and it’s been a great upgrade for everyday drinking water. The pitcher itself is a nice size, easy to handle, and fits well in the refrigerator without taking up too much space. The handle feels sturdy, and pouring is smooth without splashing. What really stands out is the filter performance. The Everyday Elite filter noticeably improves the taste of the water. It tastes cleaner and fresher, with no lingering tap-water flavor. I also appreciate the peace of mind knowing it helps reduce contaminants, which makes drinking more water throughout the day feel easier and more appealing. Changing the filter is simple and quick, and the pitcher design makes refilling straightforward. I like that it filters fairly fast compared to older models I’ve used, so I’m not waiting forever to fill a glass. Cleaning the pitcher is also easy, and it holds up well with regular use. Overall, this Brita pitcher does exactly what it’s supposed to do. It’s convenient, effective, and reliable for daily use. If you’re looking for an affordable and easy way to improve your drinking water at home, this is a solid choice.

This is a perfect filtering water pitcher. It is well designed and easy to handle. Once the filter breaks in it filters very quickly. The filters last a very long time so this is quite cost effective. It even has a built in light to tell you when a filter needs replacing. Last, but certainly not least, the taste of the filtered water is excellent. I highly recommend this product.

I cannot believe how crystal clear this water is! These pictures are not doctored or different glasses. You can see it in the pitcher itself. The color is clear as a bright diamond. It filters fairly fast but I rather the slower the better so this is fine. This size is just right as I have arthritis and hard to lift. I love the blue filter & every time I pour it lights to keep track of my usages. I’m happy I just stuck with the BRITA. I live in Ct always a tap water person but it’s been tasting horrible, that I couldn’t drink it & if it sits it tastes worse. Then I notice the color is tan. Not sure old pipes of course water company doesn’t own up to it. I do not like bottled water. I am very very HAPPY WITH THIS BRITA. JUST HAVE TO KEEP UP WITH IT. I had put the water in plastic bottles so all may have contributed to bad taste. I HAD A huge empty 1.7 liter glass bottle from my JOHNNY WALKER removed labels and it has a handle to pour Its perfect to put water in refrig. Glass on LEFT IS THE BRITA WATER. CLEAR. RIGHT is direct from faucet.

I really love this Brita water filtering pitcher. We actually own two—one for everyday use at home and another that stays in our RV—and they’ve both been excellent. Typically these can be picked up on sale every couple of weeks and at a great deal. We use it daily for drinking water as well as making iced tea and coffee, and the improvement in taste is very noticeable. Filtered water makes a big difference, especially for coffee. I run the water through the charcoal filter and then let it sit overnight, and the result is a much smoother, better-tasting brew the next morning. The 10-cup capacity is practical without taking up too much space in the refrigerator, and the filter installation is quick and straightforward. It’s a simple, reliable solution for better-tasting water whether at home or on the road. Highly recommended, and I will definitely purchase another when it’s time to replace this one.

We have a well that produces very good tasting water, but does contain minerals that seem to eventually kill all of our appliances. We purchased this Brita pitcher with Elite filter to take the place of gallon jugs of spring water that we use to fill our Breville Barista Touch coffee maker and our Euhomy countertop ice maker (both are awesome and recommend both). This is a nice and simple water pitcher. There are four parts to this pitcher: lid, filtering reservoir, Elite filter, and clear plastic pitcher. This is very easy to take apart, change filters, and clean. The lid has a round hinged pop-up lid that opens by pressing a thumb button on the top of the lid near the pitcher handle. The pitcher also has a button under the lid that you press during set up that provides a green, yellow, or red filter life indicator light when pouring the water. Filling the filtering reservoir once will filter enough water to fill the pitcher approximately 1/2 way full. The instructions say that you need to fill and dump the pitcher three times after adding a new filter--this must be some kind of filter priming process. I do like this pitcher and how well it filters the water. I can definitely tell the difference between the unfiltered vs filtered well water--so I know for a fact that the Elite filter works. My only slight complaint is that this pitcher takes what seems like forever to fill--probably due to the super-mega filtering ability of the Elite filter. I haven't actually timed it but mine seems to take probably 8-10 minutes to filter--and at least double that if you fill it for a second time in order to completely fill the pitcher. So worst case scenario, if I want to fill the coffee maker, the ice maker, and then have a full pitcher full of cold water to on reserve in the refrigerator, it would take me about a 1/2 hour because i have to fill and filter the filter reservoir six times. Therefore, for us, it is a must to keep the refrigerator pitcher full at all times to cut down on the filtering wait time. We drink a lot of ice water. If I was looking for something as my family's primary water source, then I would probably go with one of the large square or rectangle refrigerator jugs with the pour spout. Otherwise, it is a nice pitcher, it just takes a long time to fill--but the water is super filtered when complete. I recommend this product.

The idea to go for Elite is no more frequent filter replacement. But it’s meaningless if the indicator doesn’t work. The indicator light was completely off after less than 3 months (most likely end of battery life).