
PROS:
++ Good value with the same 2-stage filter as larger models
++ 5 cup capacity is perfect for filling at once (larger models require you to wait for water to filter, then fill again)
++ Reasonable water quality and taste improvement (though some filters are better)
++ Pitcher size is compact enough to fit in small spaces
CONS:
-Overly narrow base makes it easy to tip the unit over (can''t stand on its own in the sink)
-Cannot pour while filtering (the top leaks more than the tops on larger models)
-No spout cover to protect filtered water from refrigerator odors
-No light indicator for filter changes
-Larger capacity models are not much wider or taller
CONCLUSION
As long as you carefully fill this unit and only place it on flat surfaces, it''s a decent value. But considering the parts are all similar, I wish the larger capacities were sold at a similar value. This is good but if you don''t need the compact size it''s worth paying for the larger models.It''s very compact and basic, but does the job. No complaints here so far. Great size for one or two people to share. It easily fills two glasses with water before needing refilled. The filter it uses seems very high quality. And, perhaps most importantly, according to the research I did, it looks like this pitcher is entirely BPA-free.
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love this pitcher. have two. the water tastes a whole lot better. the water in my area doesn''t taste very good from the tap so i filter the water for my crystal light and the cats.Read Best Reviews of PUR 5 Cup Water Filter Pitcher CR-4000 Here
Actually this model shares the same parts of the lid and blue water tank with 7cup model. So it''s like this model is just a little bit shorter by about 2cm. I saw local store is selling 7 cup with LED for less $15. I bought 5 cup model for space saving but actually it didn''t matter.The other thing is no spout cover. Although not hard to put on foil to cover, it doesn''t look nice. After getting rid of chlorine or something, the water becomes vulnerable against bacteria. So I think this kind of pitcher should have a cover. It seems old Pur models had it though.I have 2 of these -one for upstairs and one downstairs in our house. Helps us have fresh, clean water readily available without wasting $$$ on bottled water.
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