Culligan with ZeroWater Technology 10-Cup Water Filter Pitcher – Includes 5-Stage Advanced Water Filter, IAPMO Certified to Reduce Lead, Total PFAS (Forever Chemicals), Mercury, Fluoride, and Chlorine

The design of the water pitcher has good durability. It is a bit heavier than my Brita pitcher. From many different water pitchers, this one has a TDS meter that detects the condition of the fresh water source. If its zero, or close to zero, it is safe. If it is over +300, then it is not drinkable. The device is AAA-battery powered and removable from the pitcher, so you can safely dip it on any fresh water. The sliding compartment on top of the pitcher to pour water is much simpler than Brita's design pitcher. Whenever I closed the Brita pitcher, it always make a "tak" sound. The Culligan does not do that. Culligan's filter is the most unique than any other filter including Brita. Of course, when I first bought it, I was astonished of its large size but for a reason of its purpose. In the interior of the filter, it has many different layered components to remove most of the bad stuff just as it is shown in their product box. The overall price cost of this pitcher is affordable to my account. Comparing to Brita's price cost is much higher than Culligan. The replacement for the Culligan filter is around over 30 dollars or higher depending if you're getting by two, three, four, or six in a single box. In my opinion, I would definitely choose this product than any other. Brita is okay as it filters most of the bad stuff and its TDS meter level shown was above 10 and below 20. But Culligan helps to filter out more than Brita or any other pitcher product. I only used this product for a few weeks. The filter is still good so far. No changes yet as it is still brand new when I bought it. Been only using it to filter water bottles and water gallons. I tried filtered tap water once. I was astonished how it becomes drinkable. I have read comments from other reviewers that they experience that their filters did not last long between a few weeks to a couple of months depending of their own water resources. I will continue and observe my own product. I may update my review again if any changes of the filter.

After trying a few water filters like the Britta elite this one just feels and tastes the best. It's a solid pitcher that doesn't feel like cheap plastic. The TDS meter adds a layer of data that I find extremely useful so that inor guessing g when to change the filter. I have decent quality water from my tap and have had the filter for almost a month and it's still reading "O". I recommend this pitcher. I'll be buying replacement filters for this likely for the 2026 year even though theyre slightly more pricey than other options because it's worth it for the quality.

I received this pitcher(with included water meter digital gauge), which holds 10 cups, and proceeded to fill it 6-7 times (with meter readings starting at ZERO) before the TDS reached levels in the 100's, and started tasting metallic. The instructions which come with the pitcher state that you should consider changing the filter once the meter reads over 6. I thought, hmmm, how can it be that I can only get 60 cups from a single filter? Sooo, I went to the Culligan website and ordered a 2-pack of filters to test if perhaps the ones that came with this pitcher were... *clears throat*, counterfeit. While on the Culligan website I found an option to insert your zip code to determine what the likely TDS levels are in your area, and mine said 388. I received the filters from Culligan directly and had the same poor results. The best result yielded 6 gallons of fresh tasting water before it turned metallic tasting and with astronomical readings. At the low end cost of $18 a filter, that would mean Im paying $3 for a gallon of water. Ridiculous. Its $1.29 at the local supermarket, and .35 cents at the local parking lot Watermill fill-up kiosk. So, unless your water is only borderline sour or salty (so you get a longer lasting yield out of each filter), this pitcher option wont make the math work..... but then whats the point? You might as well keep drinking the borderline water out of your tap. If your water has high TDS levels, these filter costs are unsustainable, and you might as well get an undersink reverse osmosis water system, or make the weekly trips to the local supermarket or kiosk.

We run filtered water from our fridge through this filter. It takes the reading to 0 which is what you want and the taste is also superior. There is a design issue for our household though - there is a small gap on the pour side which the occasional household insect can slip through, perhaps attracted to under cabinet light at night. I've started placing a folded up paper towel in the gap during the day and will put the pitcher in the fridge at night. Deducted one star for this.

As far as filtration goes it's hard to beat but because it's so thorough it is also slow, doesn't make a lot of water at one time and the filters are expensive.. "Pro tip": Filters are pricey, here's what I do.... My tap water has a TDS of 125, the pitcher does make it a "0" TDS but the filter "should be" replaced when the meter reads the water at "6" TDS... I bought a second pitcher and use the old one as a "pre filter" (that puts 6, 7, 8 etc TDS water into my new pitcher instead of my tap water's 125) so that the new pitcher's filter works less and will last numerous times longer. To check all of the boxes, there's no odors, great water clarity, water tastes shockingly like nothing and there is very, very little to no leaking (not an issue). I would absolutely purchase again but buy a second one to pre filter the water first with your used filter because two future filters are more money than the pitcher itself. You'll save in the long run.

Perfect size for my fridge, is not rocket science to put it together and best water filter I have ever gotten. I intentionally bought a filter and poured a bottle of coke into the filter and it drained out the color extracting the water from it. No stain nothing. Definitely worth it.

I come across these by searching on google! Why is it that when you look for a filter that removes flouride ..and a filter as good as this you can't see it in suggested/ recommended?? It's a shame more people dont know about this. I bought this because the usual brand i use stopped doing prime deliveries and they kept running out of stock a few times so thought best for a change and im not disappointed one bit. The taste of this wager is far superior to any bottled water I've had and it's clean and healthy. Im happy that my kids dont have to drink dirty water out the tap as we know it's a big 1st world problem. It does everything I need it to do and it looks stylish! Im just sad I didnt see this sooner. Culligan need to make the point this removes flouride on their box. but that's the only issue I have. Culligan you need to shout it from the roof tops!!!! It's a big deal!!!! Massive selling point!!! I dug around their website to find everything it removes. Ill post it with this message. Besides this it's very easy to use and lasts a long time and doesn't leak. There's a meter that attaches to tell you how clean your water is. But you have to go to the website to understand it better

Ridiculous

The water tastes funny after about a week

Excellent! Brilliant design, easy to fill and pour. Integral TDS meter do you can see when the filter needs charging.

Very good but filter does not last long.