ZeroWater 7 Cup Pitcher with Ready-Pour + Free Water Quality Meter: BPA-Free, Built-In TDS Meter, Filters Lead & Chlorine

An earlier notice of my paid order was cancelled would be appreciated.

I have hard water and few days later it was time to already change the filter. We have a lead problem so I was hoping to find a good system so I’ll just use it for my dog.

Not good. Takes long time to fill up entire pitcher. TDS tester got damaged. Please replace with better quality pitcher.

When pouring, this thing tends to spew water like it couldn't care less if it filled your cup, wet your hands, or your floor. Somewhere along the way, an industrial designer did not have enough time, talent, and/or pay to make a decent product.

The filter is great and the package comes with a "thermometer" device to stick in your water and measure the TDS (total dissolved solids) so you can know how well it's filtering those out. The customer service on the phone is also great. But the pitcher design is not good. You have to pour water from the sink into the white resevoir at the top of the pitcher, and it takes a while for it to filter, so filling the pitcher from empty takes about 20 minutes. If you try to pour already filtered water from the pitcher while the reservoir is full or partially full and filtering, the unfiltered spills out while you're pouring. I wanted to love this, but I'm going to try another brand.

Something has changed. I have used these for years but recently filters don't last and give water a horrid smell. Not sure what the change is but I will be finding an alternative.

The Brita brand’s water sealing and overall industrial design is far superior to Zero Water. I only switched to Zero water because of the supposed better filter. This was a huge mistake. With Brita, I am used to being able to pour water as it filters without any spillage from the top cavity where the unfiltered water is contained. With Zero water, you have to wait until all the water has filtered before pouring, if not it will pour everywhere out of the top reservoir. In addition, the top that you have to take off and on is a pain. Instead of a door that opens and shuts on a hinge, you have to pry off a lid every time you want to fill it. The product requires it be set down and have two hands to use it, where as with a Brita I can open and fill all one handed while holding the pitcher. The zero water lid and top reservoir also isn’t even water tight. Zero water seriously needs to redesign this product and hire good human factors engineers and industrial designers- the current user experience is awful! Water everywhere, no seal, klunky to fill, klunky to pour, looks super dated, and just sucks. No superior filtered water quality is worth the headache. I’ll have to go buy a brita again and return this.

Water coming out of the filter (even new) tastes acidic and after a few pitchers i noticed that it began to give a higher ppm than the tap water.

I noticed that my tea kettle started to smell fishy, then my humidifier, then water started tasting real weird in my water bottle. The constant in this was I only used water from this water pitcher. I never had this issue with my Brita pitcher that I had for 10+ years that I cleaned the same amount as this thing.

This is a decent starter pitcher for one person, but the lid design is horrible and I would warn people with arthritis or any sort of hand weakness away from this model. Instead of a handle, there are shallow indentations in the lid which are impossible to grip and will slip out of your fingers readily when wet. Heaven forbid you close the lid to the reservoir fully, it seals so tightly that you will need to stick your fingers into the spout to pry it back off to refill it. Can't imagine how something this poorly designed passed through product development.

Disappointed and had to return. The top cover comes in two parts and is awkward to work with. The plastic is much thinner than the older Zero container I was replacing. I was afraid I was going to break it trying to screw the filter on. The filter was difficult to get on and did not seal completely. Water to fill the container seeped through the top of the filter and into the pitcher missing the filter completely. Will look at some of the other pitchers/containers to see if the plastic is flimsier and how well the filter attaches.

Hands down the WORST water filter I’ve ever purchased. Didn’t work from day 1 to the last day I owned it. Filter constantly filled with air bubbles that prevented the system from working and none of the recommended solutions ever fixed the problem. Only produced clean water 20% of the time. The best part about purchasing was the feeling I got when I cracked the filter in half and threw the whole system in the trash. Would rate zero stars if it were possible.

I bought the 7 cup one and firstly it took me 13 triesto screw in the filter which kept on and on leaking each time; this should not be something I have to do repeatedly. Secondly, having let the water go through the filter and sit at the bottom of the jug, when I go to pour the water the white upper part falls out! There is no way to remedy this. My old Zero unit also had just one lid but this stupid thing has 2 sections which is crazy. I'm wondering if zero was sold to a different manufacturer and the quality has gone down? Sadly, I'm probably going to return this to Target which is a shame because the filter is way superior in my mind to Britta..

Looked like just what I needed but as a previous reviewer stated, water leaks at the connection point between the screw in filter and white insert. I tried adjusting it several times with no success. Returning it today. Will try a different brand. I do like how quick the tester worked. Bottled water came in at 0ppm. Tap here is 533ppm so needs to be filtered.

This 7 cup pitcher leaks no matter how loosely/tightly you adjust the filter. This is the second one I have bought in the past several months (since I thought the first one was maybe just defective) and both of them leak water through the top of the filter; it drips down inside into the pitcher bypassing the filter; so some percentage of the water is not getting filtered at all. This happened using many OEM filters; all of them leaked, so it must be the pitcher that is at fault. I had one previously for years (an older Zerowater 7 cup model) that never leaked at all. I replaced it only because it had been many years and plastic degrades. Unfortunately, I could not take the part that connects to the filter from the old one and use it with the new one(s) or I would have; due to the redesign, it does not fit the new ones.

The water tastes like nothing. clean and fresh. comes with a pitcher, filter, and blue measuring device to ensure your water is zero percent.

The only thing this pitcher should do is filter water. I couldn't figure out why I wasn't getting a 000 read on the meter. Turns out, water was leaking from the o ring. I tightened it, tried again, and it still leaks. I tried MULTIPLE times, and it leaks every time. I will be returning the pitcher. Save yourself the Hassle, and look elsewhere for a better filtration system.

Sioux City, Iowa has a high level of particulates in it's water supply. 507 ppm was my latest reading. The ZeroWater filter does reduce the the PPM to ZERO and provides clean tasting, odorless drinking water. However, the filter did not last very long and when it went bad, it really went BAD! It turned into an undrinkable, bitter tasting water. I'm really wondering what caused the bitter flavor? Hopefully not concentrated contaminates! I liked that they included the particulate meter with the filter! I will buy another filter and do a cost/benefit analysis.

We had it less than two months and the filter is came with already stopped working and the water gave off a lemon taste. The second filter we bought and less than three weeks, the water tastes off again. I don’t recommend buying

I loved the concept and it was advertised as being on sale during Target Circle Week. So I snatched one up with lots of hope and that hope was dashed as soon as I opened the box and started cleaning the pitcher for its first use. So here’s a quick list of why it was a waste of money. 1. It’s HARD to get the filter to screw in from the bottom. As soon as you think you FINALLY have it able to screw in, you don’t. Not only that, it takes muscle to get it screwed in all the way or else it leaks as out from that seal (into the water reservoir) as soon as you put water in it. I also heard actual plastic cracking even though I was trying to be very careful to not hurt anything in the process of screwing the filter in. 2. The top. Ohhhh the top. It’s two separate pieces. The back piece functions fine but the front piece that sits directly near the water spout? Not so much. There’s a purple silicone piece that’s supposed to be the “seal” and it’s removable. It very easily comes out of the top piece once it gets wet so it doesn’t stay in its place so it doesn’t stay sealed. Keep in mind, that piece directly touches the water that comes out. So it stays in the wet zone. If it’s not perfectly sealed, it will pop that entire piece off as soon as you tilt the pitcher to pour the water. 3. The inside body piece that you screw the filter into? Well it doesn’t matter if the pieces are all sealed perfectly. It will try to dislodge itself from the actual pitcher as soon as you tilt it to pour the water. I don’t know if I just got a defective pitcher but this is so frustrating when this specific brand has been hyped up so much. 4. There was a huge scratch in the top of the handle, like someone had taken a screwdriver and made a big gash. This one is just cosmetic but it’s brand new straight out of the box. The handle also isn’t completely sealed shut, so any water that gets in it will just sit in the bottom of the handle. I haven’t figured out yet if it can be taken off to clean it, but I’m also returning it asap so I’m not even going to try that hard to figure it out. 5. I gave it two stars since the water quality tester does show 0 TDS so that part works. I tested my tap water, my previous filtered water pitcher, and the zero water pitcher and went by the guidelines shown in the manual so that part was interesting to see.