Price: $49.99 - $39.44
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ZeroWater 23 + 7 = 30 Cup Dispenser with Free TDS Meter
Brand New in box. The product ships with all relevant accessories
Reviewer: An Average Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Makes great tasting water!
Review: I have the Zero Water 30 cup dispenser. This is a very effective purified water dispenser. It's easy to fill from the top, it's very sturdy, it is easy to clean, and most importantly, the water tastes like delicious water! It dispenses water in a bold, generous stream so it doesn't take forever to fill a glass. It comes with a water tester . Every time I tested the water it measured zero parts per million, which I found hard to believe. I've brought the Zero Water container to two different locations, using two different types of city water and it always measured zero! I use another water tester from a different manufacturer, it gives a slightly higher reading, such as five parts per million (which is still ideal drinking water). I can tell when it's time to change filters as there's a different flavor to the water. The 5 stage filter is pricey but for good reason...it works! I moved up from a smaller model, to the 30 cup model. To carry it back and forth to a sink can be cumbersome, there is no handle or built in grip. I use a large pitcher to refill. The larger the container, the less you have to fill. Buy extra filters so you never have to be without Zero Water!

Reviewer: Danielle Munio
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Love it
Review: Zero Water provides exceptional filtration, leaving water tasting clean and fresh. Its five-stage filtration system removes impurities effectively, producing water that rivals bottled quality. While the filter replacement cost can add up, the purity it delivers makes it worth the investment for clean drinking water.

Reviewer: Tommie Heady
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Awesomeness
Review: I was skeptical at first but was blown away after the first use. I have compared the water to bottled water and there is definitely a difference. You can really taste the “clean” from this filtered water. I’ve been using it for a few months now and am still using the filter that came with it and still reading a 000 water contaminant level. I am beyond amazed at this product!

Reviewer: Robin P.
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works as advertised
Review: My wife didn't like the taste of the water. Neither did I but I could live with it. So I purchased this. The first one came and the plastic main water case had multiple cracks. We returned it and they sent a new one. The 2nd one was fine. I can't complain about the service. The second one also came in a more protective box. I screwed in the filter, filled it up and my wife agreed the taste was much better.. I can also tell the difference although it wasn't as important to me. This also takes any remnant lead out of the water so I use it for drinking. The included water meter indicated the ppm of particulates of our water to be about 320 ppm. When filtered it was 0 as expected. I will need to wait to see how long the filter lasts with the city water we have. I will update as time goes by.UPDATE: I recently changed the first filter. We never saw a significant increase in the ppm measurement of suspended particulates. We changed it because is started taking a very long time to pass water through from the top fill reservoir through the filter and into the filtered water reservoir. After replacing the filter with a new filter it also took a long time. I discovered that this appeared to the caused by air getting into the filter and clogging it up by impeding the flow of the water. I tapped the top of the filter from the top through the water and bubbles came out. It took multiple times but after a day or two of doing this the new filter seem to be working just fine. It makes me wonder if the old filter was fine and just needed to have infiltrated air removed by tapping on the top. We are very happy with this so far as it seems to do a very good job of removing volatiles and other contaminants that cause the water to taste bad, at least for my wife.

Reviewer: Patti Kuth
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Effective but no continuous flow feature
Review: Pros:easy to filleffective making water from 55 tds to 0water comes out quicklyCons:No continuous flow featureHard to see where the water is coming outThis size is rather top heavyBottom has thin plastic to keep it up from the table .... it makes it more unstable. Would definitely not work in a refrigerator rack that isn't solid.

Reviewer: MG
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: The best.
Review: Fresh clean water...nix fluoride and the chemical additions to tap water.I'd use a Berkey style tank for lake water.. but this is the choice filter system for tap water.

Reviewer: athrillofhope
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
Title: RIP-OFF if you actually want to purify water. Very disappointed.
Review: This is a waste of money and not as advertised.We live in Southern CA where the water is hard. Our TDS (total dissolved solids/parts per million) is about 350. That means that the ZeroWater filter only lasts us not even two weeks before it becomes useless. Sure, it did a great job for the first five days, reducing the TDS to 007. But after a week, it failed to do its job and the water coming from the ZeroWater was back up to 350 again.Furthermore, after about a week the water started to taste horrible. No one would drink it. I read that this is because of the way that ZeroWater filters operate, using two opposing charged ions to clean the water, and when it runs out of these ions, it causes a weird imbalance of the chemicals in the water--depending upon what is in your tap water to begin with. So each part of the country will get a different weird taste.So if you do the math: the cheapest you can pick-up these filters, including tax and shipping, is about $12 each. BEST CASE SCENARIO, you have to change this TWICE PER MONTH. That's $24/month X 12 Months, or $288 per year.In reality, WE need to change the filter at least three times per month, or a whopping $432 per year. Way too much.At that price, it is a much better deal to invest in a reverse osmosis, or some other, system, that has a large up front cost, but over the life of the system is far cheaper to maintain. A decent under the counter may cost a few hundred, and then maybe $50 per year thereafter for filters.As it is, the ZeroWater dispenser will be used to put our distilled water into and placed in the fridge to chill down the drinking water.

Reviewer: Joy D
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title: Works really well
Review: Our water is 165 without this filter system which is really high however the filter drops it to below 6. I am drinking more water because it tastes so good. Filters replacement cost is pretty high but not as high as buying bottled water and I don’t trust bottled water. I am very happy with zero water system.

Reviewer: Jaden F
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Originally had a 12 cup zerowater filter jug. It recently broke so i decided to upgrade to this. Honestly I can say that it was really worth it. It's great to have if you drink a lot of water. Just be sure that it will fit in your fridge. Mine needs to be put sideways into the fridge in order to fit. Other than that, the water tastes great and I would never go back to solely drinking tap water.

Reviewer: Daz
Rating: 4.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: We decided on this after some research and discovered our water went from 200+parts per million of stuff out of the tap to zero (hence the name). Yes it does that. We periodically checked the filtered water and last just over 2 months for 2 people. Though we got a shock as one day the level was 006 (time to replace), a few days later it was 002, and then one or two days later the water tasted incredibly horrible - the filtered water was well over 200 (as if the filter just gave in and spurted all the bad stuff out). So lose one star given the replaceable filter seems to fail rather than gradually lose its filtration ability. Just need to keep an eye on it.

Reviewer: Amazon Customer
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
Title:
Review: Very happy with this purchase. It's easy to use and the water tastes great.

Reviewer: Bert
Rating: 1.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: Ordered this as a temporary stop gap while our AquaTru was being repaired, initial impressions were good - build quality on a par with Brita products we'd used in the paste and the filter is much bigger than the Brita Maxtra. The included TDS meter is a nice touch.First week there were no problems and while the taste wasn't quite as good as the (much more expensive) AquaTru, it was noticeably better than Brita. TDS was 0-2 so pretty good and zero scale build up in the kettle (we have a glass one so it is easy to see.On the second week the filtration slowed dramatically and there was a feint fishy smell from the water it produced.We washed out the filter and housing and it returned to normal speed - a little slower than a Brita filter but perfectly fine given the big reservoir. However, the fishy smell got worse and made the water undrinkable on it's own - even after boiling for coffee you could still smell it. The TDS shot up to pretty much the same as water from the tap (we're in Wiltshire, a hard water area).Ended up just getting a Brita - this was a complete waste of money.

Reviewer: Florabelle Larsen
Rating: 5.0 out of 5 stars
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Review: We Only have well water at home. I have tried many water purifier but we found Zero water the best. The water doesn’t taste anything. The best thing is we are saving $30/month for not buying bottled water anymore. Just wish it comes in glass container