RO100ROPOT Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System | Portable RO Filtration with Remineralization, No Installation, WQA & NSF Certified - ROPOT-UV, 6-Stage RO

This is the best ever decision I’ve ever made- to buy this product! The taste of the water is so amazing, so soft ! This is the best choice- to buy this device and so invest in your health! All my family is very happy with the quality of the water and such a hassle free installation. The seller has all tests of the product and water. And I really love it!

The taste! O goodness. I've been using the Zero-Water system for three years, with TDS readings showing that the filters were lasting a month with my level of usage. I use 1.5-3 gallons a day. When a recent batch of filters came in (I order them 6 at a time) I twas incredulous as one by one they lasted no more than 2 weeks for the same level of usage. I fond myself drinking at TDS levels of 100 to 350 without realizing it!!! However, I did notice a definite physical response as my energy levels and mental clarity were dminishing. OMIGOODNESS. That's how much good water affects us. I pray for people who must use tap water. Here mine is about 350 but I read reports from others that go up to 500. I have had this system for 24 hours, so I cannot speak to bow well made it is or its durability. This review will be updated in a year or so as I can speak to this. I am counting on getting at least a few years out of this machine but for once I purchased the extended warranty because electronics can be iffy. For $60 it's worth it to protect the $325 I paid (with tax). I did like the low energy footprint of a water filtration system which does not require electricity. Therefore, I am keeping ZeroWater as a backup in my closet. Now, let's address the interface. Going digital has been fun. The readout matches what I get on my TDS monitors, the same one I have been using with Zero Water. The way it backflushes and also leaves "dirty" water is a novelty. I cannot tell what the amount of dirty water is to clean. I just fill the tank full and make a full pitcher of water. There's about half a tank left to discard. I would say be cautious about discarding this on plants because even plants may have sensitivity to heavy metals (except sunflowers, which removes them but then become inedible). Don't water your garden edibles with the discarded water. I have been flushing it down the toilet. I will try it on my houseplants soon. The glass pitcher is perfect. No need to transfer clean water to a glass container as I have had to do with the Zero Water pitchers. More subjectively, after drinking this for 24 hours, I have to say I feel a sense of physical well being I never expected. Greater mental clarity from the get-go, and my body feels like all the cells are thanking me. Weird because I never thought about this, and I highly doubt is's psychosomatic. I have opted out of using the minerals because I'm pretty picky about supplements and have no idea what specifically is in them or their source. The water is fab without them. My morning coffee has been improved taste-wise as well. If it lasts, it will have been worth the savings during this season of living in a rental where I'd rather not install a system under the sink.

Llevo usándolo más de 3 meses. En Puerto Vallarta que el agua es súper dura. Ha funcionado perfecto. El agua sabe deliciosa,por el calor guardo el agua en jarras de vidrio con tapa en el Refrigerador, pero yo que se la diferencia de sabor entre un agua y la otra ( jamás tomo bonafont me sabe a rayos) lo recomiendo mucho. Acabo de pedir el descalsificador pues como mencionó yo se que el agua es dura acá, pero solo para que fluya mejor pero por el momento aún sin problemas. La mejor decisión que he tomado.

I've been using this system for about three months with faucet water, and I'm extremely impressed with the water quality and taste. The combination of reverse-osmosis filtration and UV treatment produces what I consider the best-tasting drinking water I've had from a home filtration system. The taste and output have remained consistently excellent. The system is very easy to operate, with self-explanatory display icons. With my normal use, it produces a full container in about five minutes. It's also an attractive countertop unit and has been very clean and consistent in daily use. The main issue I've encountered is mineral/limescale buildup from minerals such as calcium in my incoming water. The symptom for me was noticeably slower filling, with the system no longer filling the container to the amount indicated on the display. I was able to resolve this by following the manufacturer's vinegar-and-water descaling procedure and thoroughly rinsing the system. Normal flow returned afterward. After three months, I haven't needed to replace any filters. The system displays the remaining life of the individual filters, making it easy to monitor their status rather than replacing them simply based on elapsed time. Other than addressing the mineral buildup, I've found that the system requires very little routine maintenance. I also think this system offers very good value considering the quality of the water it produces, particularly compared with much more expensive ionizer systems. Overall, I'm very happy with the system. The excellent taste and water quality, fast filtration, attractive design, simple controls, and low routine maintenance make it an excellent choice for someone who is particularly particular about the quality and taste of their drinking water.

Llegó bien empaquetado pero parece ser que el control de calidad no fue suficiente y estaba goteando a chorros pero si filtraba bastante bien. Hablé con la empresa y mencionó que ellos no dan servicio a estas máquinas afuera de Estados Unidos, tengan cuidado!

Like most people, I buy way too much of the bottled water at the market. The tap water in LA is horrible tasting, so you really have no choice. So I decided to splurge on this machine. Was it worth it? ABSOLUTELY. Yes, it's expensive, but your water will be cleaner and will taste TERRIFIC. It'll taste way better than the bottled stuff. Right out of the box, you can tell this was a sturdily-built machine. It is sort of big, but not much larger than an expensive espresso machine. Set-up is pretty easy, although you do have to go through a rinse cycle a few times to clear out the charcoal from the filters. I think it took about five cycles or so to clear it up. My tap water was reading at 500-plus in each fill, according to the digital TDS meter. That's not good to drink at all! After going through the cycle, it read around 25 or so. To fill up the entire carafe, it takes less than 10 minutes I believe. Speaking of the carafe, there's a "remineralization" filter at the very top of the carafe, so you get some of the minerals that were taken out from the other filters. Taste-wise, like I said, it's crisp and refreshing! I bought myself a six-pack of BPS free plastic bottles and now I've got my own sustainable bottled water system. Cons: Well, a couple of them. When it goes through the filtering process, it'll output the "good" water. It also filters out the "bad" water. That bad water stays behind in the water container and you pour out it each time you go through a cycle. So, you're losing maybe a 1/5 of the water that you cycled. You can use that to water your plants, etc., but it's a lot of water. There's no overflow meter that shuts off the system. I had the carafe 1/4 full and I hit the cycle at full. Well, it went past the limit line and started pouring out. So, if you're going to filter out water, make sure the carafe is empty each time. Anyway, this still is a terrific buy for some terrific tasting water!