Invigorated Water - Alkaline Countertop Water Filter Dispenser, Large 52-Cup Capacity, Mineralized Alkaline Water, BPA-Free, 96 Gallons/Filter (Black, 3 Filters Included)

If you fill it too high with water, it will leak.

not as shown in the video or does not do what it says. The black one shows it is Power source Corded Electric and it is not and the video shows you add your phone to move the water and it will show you when charged.

I really wanted to love this, but this filter has been nothing but stress and clean-up. It leaks with the smallest movement. I would fill it up, double check that the handle was completely closed, and walk away. A few minutes later? My countertop is drenched and the water is running all over the floor. This has happened multiple times — and I kept second guessing myself, thinking maybe I didn’t close it all the way — but no. It’s the filter. If I breathe near it, it leaks. If I look at it wrong, it leaks. And after all of that? The water doesn’t even taste good. It has this flat, almost metallic aftertaste that makes it worse than tap water. For the price, this is incredibly disappointing. Between the wasted water, the constant mopping, and the bland taste, I genuinely regret buying this. I wanted an upgrade… instead I got a mess. Save your money and your kitchen counters. This is not worth it.

Having some pretty high Iron in my water, this thing does the trick. I can be picky about my water, this taste fresh. It is an easy set up, and I appreciate the Larger size container for longer periods until it needs filling.

Bought one of these because the wife has insisted on alkaline water for the past several years. Can't imagine how much much I've spent plus how many gallon plastic jugs I've thrown away. I always just drank out of the tap but now I'm using this thing as no telling what's in the city water supply since it comes straight from a river to a treatment plant. Haven't tested the alkalinity but the 3 filters seem to be dense and takes a few minutes for the water to run through it. Supposedly filters about 290 gallons before filters need replacing. As long as you have convenient place to put it, the front of the unit needs to hang off a counter to be able to get a cup under the spigot, which is of course at the very bottom of the unit . I also saw where people said the spigot leaked. Mine came with a spare spigot, and as long as you use the rubber washers and tighten good, doesn't leak, plus you need to have spigot handle itself facing AWAY from the unit, otherwise it contacts the main unit and won't cut off. Easier to reach that way anyway. Seems like a decent little system, I like it.