BRITA Water Filter Pitcher Advanced Replacement Filters, 1 Filter

I’ve been using Beretta for a couple years now and I really prefer their filtration system. The Replacements are quick to clean and assemble and the filters are easily recyclable

I’ve been using Brita for 15 years and their filters and I’ve never been disappointed. At first I was a bit hesitant with the new design since many well-known company tend do downgrade their products to save money while using their establish name to keep selling but the quality is till there. I suspect these filters last longer than the old ones. I upgraded my jug and can easily get 4 months on a single filter

It’s a good a product as it helps to purify the water. The taste does change and it might take time for you to get acquainted to it, if you were a regular tap water drinker. The filter only lasts for 3 months and you will have to buy this again. If you compare this against buying bottled water every week, the Brita is very cost effective.

Why buy bottled water when u can buy one of these ,have gr8t tasting water and pose a environment friendly gesture that will help our much needed mother Earth . Recommended 100%

I am using ot gor 10 days now but still I feel the taste of water is very different compared to what it was before. I thought it will change after a day or two so I kept discarding water for initial 2-3 days but still the taste is different. It seems to be working as saltyness of water is completely removed (compared to tap water). But still I don’t like the taste of this filtered water. Another thing I read was we need to change this filter very frequently. Will try to look for some other solution for filtering water.

Tried the cheaper, Non-Brita filters and they just aren’t as good unfortunately. These new Brita filters also do not require a 15 minute soak in water,. you instead just run cold water over the water filter now for 15 seconds and it is ready to go. Also, there are so far a lot less black flecks in the top of the Brita canister and the water tastes great. Overall, to save a $1.50-2 (ish) dollars, the off-brand filters are just not worth it, my guess is they do not contain as much activated charcoal, I base this on my vast knowledge of water filter technology and science background that comes with being a communications major, so basically, nothing, but the filter is great.

I purchased a Brita filter that came with an Advanced filter but I bought an extra one just to have on hand. It’s been a long while since I have owned and used a Brita filter (or any filter for that matter) so this Advanced filter is something new. From reading the description it seemed like it was a revolution in the old soaking of a new replacement filter and all that jazz. But in reality there really isn’t much of a difference between the old replacement filters and the Advanced ones in my opinion. The “advanced” filters only mean that you don’t have to soak them for (I can’t remember the exact time) about 30-45 minutes. I also can’t remember off the top of my head the exact price difference between the old filters and the Advanced but there is a price increase for the Advanced. If the difference is significant (say, more than a few dollars) I’d say save your money and just buy the non-Advanced ones. With the Advanced filters you still have to run it for a few minutes under the faucet and you still have to throw out (or as Brita suggests: use it to water plants) the water from the first two or three filterings. So really does that make it “Advanced”?