Waterdrop Water Filter Pitcher with 1 Filter, 200-Gallon Long-Life, 10-Cup Large Water Filter Pitcher, Improved Coffee & Tea Taste, NSF Certified, 5X Times Lifetime, Reduces PFOA/PFOS, Chlorine, Blue

I love using this cold brew maker for both cold brew coffee and iced tea, and it’s so easy to use. If you’re someone who likes smoother drinks with less bite, this does a nice job without making the process complicated. What stood out to me is the built-in filtration. The magnesium filter really does mellow things out, my cold brew comes out less acidic and more balanced than when I just use tap water and a standard pitcher. Same goes for tea; it tastes cleaner and less harsh, especially with black or green teas that can go bitter fast. The setup is simple: add grounds or tea, fill with water, stick it in the fridge, and forget about it. The fine mesh filter does its job well, no sludge, no gritty bits at the bottom of the glass. Cleanup is easy, and I appreciate that everything feels lightweight but not flimsy. This isn’t trying to be fancy or barista gear. It’s more of a practical, everyday tool that helps in the most fundamental ways to keep you running if you run on coffee. If you already make cold brew or iced tea regularly, it’s a nicer upgrade than what you probably use. If you don’t have gear, it’s an even better and easy way to start without overthinking it, especially because it is a good value to get started. TL;DR: Clean-tasting cold brew and iced tea with minimal effort. Smooth flavor, easy cleanup, and very beginner-friendly. Put coffee or tea in, add water, wait in the fridge, and you get smoother drinks that don’t taste harsh. Disclosure: This review is part of Amazon’s Vine Program, which provides products at a reduced cost in exchange for honest reviews (taxed as income). I personally test all products, and my opinions are my own and uninfluenced. I hope this review helps with your purchase decision.

This is a nice water pitcher. It has a nice blue hue and is clean looking. It does filter alot quicker than the Brita pitcher with the bigger filter. It refills easy with the hatch on top of the lid that opens and allows you to fill up the pitcher from the water pressure when filling under the faucet. There is no need to take the lid off when filling the pitcher. The spout does have a cover to keep stuff from entering the pitcher through spout. So far so good. Water tastes fine.

First the bad: Upon arrival, I noticed a dent that pierced through the cardboard packaging, which unfortunately happen to hit the edge of the pitcher, so it was damaged upon delivery. The filter indicator light also does not work. The process to prep the system for use was fairly easily, though a bit slow. You had to flush the filter twice, which seems standard for any filter these days. I used a major national brand holiday pre-ground roast to really test out just how smooth the brew came out. The system itself fits together snugly and does not leak nor does the filter become dislodge when you pour. After following the instructions, I let it brew for 12 hours and removed the grounds. Now the good: much to my surprise, the system delivered. The cold brew was delicious and smooth. It was on par with bottled cold brew I've bought previously. Considering I used a bitter coffee blender to start, I'm impressed. I'll definitely keep using. What could be better: I wish the packaging was more robust to better protect against breakage during transit. That and I"d prefer the system was glass and not plastic.

I am with this WATERDROP WATER FILTER PITCHER. I changed from a well-known brand that I have used for 20 years and I would have changed to the WATER DROP brand years ago if I had known, it would be this much better. The water taste so pure the picture pours without leaking and the pitcher is sturdy very easy to clean and the water is much healthier than what I had been using.

I honestly did not see this becoming a daily staple, but my dad proved me wrong almost immediately. I picked this up for him thinking it would mainly be used for iced coffee, yet he went straight to experimenting with sweet tea. It turns out this brewer is surprisingly versatile. He set it up the night before one of his early mornings, adding loose tea and letting it steep slowly in the fridge. By the next day, the tea was smooth, clear, and noticeably less bitter than his usual method. The fine mesh filter keeps stray leaves out of the drink, and the built in magnesium filter seems to mellow the flavor just enough to make the tea taste more balanced. He sweetens it afterward, and the result tastes cleaner and more refreshing than what he used to make in a saucepan. What he appreciates most is the simplicity. There is no boiling water, no hovering over the stove, and no complicated parts to manage. The container feels sturdy, pours cleanly, and fits easily in the fridge without taking over a shelf. Cleanup is quick, which matters when something gets used this often. The only limitation is that it requires planning ahead, since cold brewing takes time. That said, once it becomes part of a routine, it is hardly an inconvenience. Overall, this is a thoughtful, well designed brewer that works just as well for tea lovers as it does for coffee fans.

This water pitcher is amazing! I was a bit hesitant, but it has surpassed every expectation I had. Cheaper than the "other " brand, and the water filters more quickly, and it tastes so good. This is the perfect size for me (I live alone) , and the filters last a long time, and let you know when they need to be replaced.

its very good but the refilling is slow the filter portion gets super full before any water is filtered. the cap tends to come off while refilling. the water taste decent. It beats going to the store every week buying new water bottles. its super easy to set up

I’ve never been much of a cold brew person, but this pitcher might be the thing that changes that. My usual “cold brew” was just hot coffee poured over ice, which… yeah, not the same. This actually brews the coffee the way it’s supposed to be brewed for cold brew. You load the grounds into the filter, pop it in the fridge overnight, and let it do its thing. I like strong coffee, so my first batch was pretty bold. Turns out I prefer cold brew a little less intense, so I adjusted the next time and liked it a lot more. I like that I can decide how strong I want the coffee. Setup took a bit of time — rinsing the filter a couple of times, cleaning the pitcher, getting everything ready — but nothing complicated. Once it’s prepped, it’s simple to use. And the best part for me is that it’s easy to clean. If something is annoying to wash, I won’t use it, so that’s a big plus. The pitcher itself is plastic and feels a lot like the water filter pitcher I already own, so it fits right in with the rest of my kitchen stuff. Since it’s winter, I’ve packed it away for now, but I’m actually looking forward to making cold brew again once the weather warms up.