Bluevua RO100ROPOT-UV Reverse Osmosis System Countertop Water Filter - 6 Stage Purification with UV and Remineralization Counter RO Filtration Portable Water Filter (No Installation Required)

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!

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.

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!

We honestly didn’t expect to love this machine as much as we do. The Bluevua RO100ROPOT UV gives us water that tastes clean in a way I didn’t know was possible at home — smooth, crisp, and free of that “tap water edge.” Knowing it removes over 99% of dissolvable solids, even microplastics, makes every glass feel like a small act of self care. We drink about 1.5 carafes a day (each 1.7 liters), which works out to ~246 gallons a year. When I ran the numbers, I was stunned. We estimate that the three pre/post filters may last us about 500 gallons, or about 2 years. The RO membrane may last over 1,000 gallons –or over 2 years. Spread out, total filter cost should be about $60 a year. (I’ll update this review when the filters need replacing.) Before this, I was spending: • $327 a year on Deer Park bottled water • Or $774 a year for 5-gallon jugs plus a dispenser rental for Deer Park delivery service Now I’m saving between $279 and $726 every single year, without lifting heavy jugs, without storing cases, and without drowning in plastic waste. And the machine itself? Beautiful, quiet, and unbelievably easy to use! No installation, no plumbing — just fill the water tank, press a button, and enjoy. It does take a fair amount of counter space, yet it feels like a tiny luxury appliance that very quietly improves our lives every day. I wish I’d bought this sooner. It makes our lives healthier, simpler, and cheaper all at once.

This is an amazing RO filter system. We actually learned about these from our daughters that lives on an Air Force base with some really bad water. People on base recommended to get an RO filter and this was their best option. It's a bit on the pricy side, but sometimes you do get what you pay for, and this is definitely the case. It's super easy to operate and the water tastes great. There is a noticeable difference between our tap water, the filter refrigerator water, and the RO filtered water. We did get the 6 stage, which comes with 4 hard filters, a UV light, and a mineral filter. Everything is installed when it arrives in the box. Filters are already installed, the only item to deal with was placing the mineral filter to the carafe, this just adds small amounts of minerals into the water. We don't notice a difference in taste between using the mineral filter and not. The process it uses does place waste into the water well. Fill it to max, and select the max level to filter into the carafe, and there is still about 1/4 of the reservoir left with water. During the first few runs, which it requires 5 to get the filters ready, you'll see a cloud sent into the reservoir, this is some of the pollutants being removed. Empty the waste and refill for the next one. Easy operation. The LED screed does show filter levels. Reading reviews and reports, the filters should last 12 to 24 months depending on use and how bad the water is that's being filtered. The filters are sold in sets, I've not found any singles. For Coffees and Teas, we definitely notice a difference in the flavors. The drinks are not as harsh and taste cleaner. The water we use measures between 280 and 320. The acceptable government levels for drinking are around 500. The output with our tap water comes out around 12. Our daughter's water on base was 520 to 600, and the filtered water comes out under 100. So it does a good job at filtering. This is an all plastic case. No metals are visible. Boxed really well, comes with instructions. It's really easy to use and pretty much is ready right out of the box. Remove some tap and cushioning, and it's good to fill with water and start the clearing process. Really happy with this one.