Bluevua RO100ROPOT-LITE Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System, 5 Stage Purification, 3:1 Pure to Drain, Portable Water Purifier (No Installation Required) (White) (ROPOT-Lite(UV) Blue)

I absolutely love this water filtration machine! After using the Bluevua RO100ROPOT-Lite, I can’t imagine going back to standard pitchers or bottled water. The Reverse Osmosis quality is top-tier, and you can truly taste the difference in every glass. Why I highly recommend it: Convenience: As a countertop system, there is zero installation or plumbing required. You just plug it in and go. Compact Design: The "Lite" model has a sleek footprint that doesn't take up too much precious counter space. Speed & Taste: It processes water quickly, and the final result is crisp, clean, and refreshing. If you are looking for a high-quality, efficient, and user-friendly RO system, this is definitely the one to get. It’s been a total game-changer for our home!

You get a little under 2/3 gallons of clean water for every gallon you put in. That is unless you want to babysit the machine for an extra cup of water at the end. I find it is not worth it. I have not used the remineralization filter yet. My Ph is 6.8. And you have to keep that filter in the refrigerator between uses. The machine puts out water that satisfies and tastes so good, that I no longer drink soda at home. My coffee tastes better also. Finally, it works for two people but I think it would be hard pressed for more that that.

I’ve had the Blueva since march 2026 and works excellent and the water tastes great. I had a question about how product works and customer service was also excellent. Works very fast as well.

I live in an area that gets it water from a limestone aquifer this makes our water extra hard. We had a 7 stage under sink system at our old place, but we recently moved into an apartment, so under sink systems are out of the question. I spent a few dehydrated weeks looking for an affordable counter top RO system. The company that made our old system has a counter top version, but it's twice the price... So this is the one I landed on. I struggled between the larger one and the smaller one but wtf am I going to do with 18 oz of water. That's like one gulp, so the small one was out of the question. Why I didn't choose the larger one: while it would be nicer to have more water at once, for me this is a temporary solution. We intend to move back into a home within a year. This will move to my work office when that happens and we will go back to an under counter system. With that knowledge I couldn't justify the extra money for the larger system, and the 3 replacement filters when it comes time. Plus it's only my husband and I so this is more than enough. I chose this one because I didn't want to wait for the water to filter and I didn't want plastic, so the glass carafe is nice, there are some models that store water in an internal reservoir, but you can't clean it. So glass carafe won. Things I wanted to know but no one said anything yet. 1) Flow Speed - Speed is identical to a standard drip coffee maker. After you get it set up it takes about 4-5 min to fill one carafe. 2) Capacity - the carafe is a little more than a a liter. Around 35oz... You can expect to refill your reservoir after filtering 2 full carafes (70 oz/2 liters). You will dump out about a liter of water. So 2:1. 3) Carafe Durability - I read some of the comments talking about the durability of the carafe. I would say treat this like a coffee maker carafe. It is just as thin, so even slight temperature changes can be problematic. I just bought 4 thicker glass carafes with lids, filled them with the filtered water and put them in the fridge. This solves 2 issues... I don't have to wait for cold, filtered water, and I don't have to worry about the carafe breaking because it just lives in the machine. 4) Taste: water taste great, not like nothing, but crisp and clean. I chose to not use the mineral filter, you can leave it out without impacting operations, which is nice. I kind of just feel like it's an additional cost that has to be replaced every 6 months. 5) Noise: this is essentially a Kurig. Instead of pumping water through a heater and coffee, it pumps water through an RO filter. So that's the same speed and noise of this machine. Honestly this is the best comparison. My concerns: 1) UV LEDs are ushualy effective for 10k hours and most people recommend changing them every year. There is currently no way to replace the uv filter/light. 2) The glass carafe is thin and pretty unique, so I would debate this if I had kids. 3) I like the one filter but idk how long it's going to last. Surprises in the manual/box: 1) Descale - your machine can slow down and may need to be descale every few month like a kurig. 2) It came with a infusion filter made of the same glass as the carafe. Maybe someone would get use out of it, but for me that just means I have to clean the carafe after using it. 3) It comes with some tools to clean, I haven't figured out how to use them.

Im a former ship engineer, so I've spent some time around ROs. Tap water here is... Okay, but given the proximity to a base, I'm not taking any chances. I did a lot of research. Fir an apartment where you can't drill your sink and install something inline, this is probably one of the BEST options for your money. 2 months of HEAVY use, and I have no leaks or complaints, this unit is solid. Filters are avail and easy to replace, and it's very easy to use. This should be a 5 star. But I can't. Luckily I bought an extra carafe. That way I could put one in the fridge and have cold water. That infuser/mineralizer they give you? Barely tapped it and it shattered before first use. Very annoying but whatever. Don't view their included accessory as a value added, you can't store it without destroying it. Then the carafe dropped off the platform about 1 inch and did what's pictured. Their glass products are shoddy. Yes I had to learn a lot about materials engineering back in the day. Normal glass products don't do *this*. They saved a buck and you'll pay upwards of $40 per incident. Luckily I had my standby oh hand, but goodbye cold water.... They need to redesign the carafe from scratch in their next generation.