LifeStraw Home Glass Water Filter Pitcher, 7-Cup, Pebble

I bought this LifeStraw Home water filter pitcher for my apartment during grad school since the water quality in my area isn’t the best, and I’ve been really happy with it overall. One of the main reasons I chose this was the glass pitcher. I like that it reduces the amount of plastic in contact with my water, and it just feels cleaner and more premium compared to typical plastic pitchers. The silicone base is also a nice touch since it helps prevent slipping and protects surfaces. The water tastes really good, noticeably cleaner and fresher compared to straight tap water. It’s reassuring knowing that it’s designed to filter out a wide range of contaminants, which was a big priority for me. One thing to keep in mind is that the filtering process is a bit slow at first. The first few uses take longer to fill up, just like the instructions mention, but it does get better over time. It’s not a dealbreaker, just something to be aware of if you’re expecting instant results. It’s also easy to use day-to-day, and the size is perfect for keeping in the fridge without taking up too much space. Overall, I think it’s a great upgrade from more common and popular water filter pitchers. It looks better, feels higher quality, and does a great job improving water taste and quality.

Absolutely love this filter, I can taste the difference and I'm so happy to not use plastic anymore. Best and most used purchase of the year, I recommend it to all my friends. Great water quality and value for money. It is slow and you need to refill many times, but I got so used to it, I fill several bottles at a time for the refrigerator and it has worked great. Probably not for a house with many people though.

I actually really like this pitcher. Its capacity is kind of low, I find I am always refilling it and have gotten into a habit of filling it every time I pour a glass. So if you want more capacity or drink lots of water, maybe get a different model. It filters relatively quickly for gravity fed, faster than drips, but its just enough water flow for a laminar trickle. The water tastes great through it and it is really aesthetically pleasing to me. It happily lives in my fridge door and works as intended. I would purchase it again.

Filtering water on the first few go rounds is sloooowwwww. Science. After the filtering materials are sufficiently water soaked and broken in, the filtering process is not so long. Everyone in my household knows to refill after a certain point. So far, so good. It’s beautiful. And the vase is glass. I appreciate not having to remove the top to add more water to the pitcher. The design is sanitary and practical. The water is delicious and safe. I know this company because I have been using the original Life Straw since early 20something teen. I travel and it’s literally a life saver. This company is one of those do-gooder companies and I am proud to be part of their consumer history. Wriggling the pieces apart for the initial set up and cleaning is not the easiest. All of the tubing and caps are very tightly fitted. I cannot imagine having any type of hand issue and being able to clean or change the filters. In fact, if you view the help videos they might have even skipped that part so she looks like pulling the pieces apart are a cinch. The help video needs to be revamped to include zoom-ins and clarifying instructions. Anyway, I got through it and will only need to disassemble the pitcher every two months or so. I am happy with my decision to ignore the “it takes too long to filter” reviews and purchase this pitcher filter system over the others. Goodbye bad minerals, microplastics, black speckles, cysts and 99 percent of all bacteria.

After being filtered using the LifeStraw Water Filter Pitcher, 7 cup glass filter, water tastes better than any I have had using other countertop filters. And with glass as the container, there is less opportunity for microplastics to be formed.

Great tasting, clean, micro plastic free water. It's a little slow at first until the filter gets saturated. Unfortunately I dropped the cap and it broke into several pieces. Contacted LifeStraw to order a new one. They sent me a complete new pitcher, free of charge! You can't ask for a better customer service than that. I have several of their emergency LIfeStraws in my bug out bag also.

Slowest water filter ever. Smallest drip comes out and takes forever. Wouldn’t recommend this

Love it! On the website, I didn’t read things clearly they accidentally got a plastic when the first took around. But this one is glass and I feel much better about the water sitting in glass for a period time than in plastic. I like it and appreciate it so much and I’m actually considering giving it as gifts for Christmas.

Best tasting water I’ve ever had. It is slow to fill but is totally worth it.

Very happy with my purchase. The water has no taste and the jug filters well. It's not super fast but that's ok as the results are great. I read that some people have trouble with the filter being too slow at the start. I soaked my filter in water for five minutes before inserting it into the jug and gave it a bit of a shake so that the bubbles disappeared. The filter worked well from the start. The jug looks very modern and is easy to fill. I just add water when I pass the jug and leave it on my benchtop. Great to know that my water is very clean.

Lovely tasting filtered water. I wish I found this earlier

I have a zero water filter that I use for getting rid of particulates and smell for cooking, but it makes the water taste a little funny and dead. This bad boy actually filters, the dangerous stuff out of water like micro plastics, bacteria and most importantly for people who need to nasally irrigate like me, amoebas. No more need to boil or buy distilled water. Oh, and the carbon filter works well to get rid of offensive odors, but doesn't make the water taste dead

I love it! The water tastes much better, and I am saved from microplastics, and other harmful things in the water