Brita Faucet Mount Water Filter System, White, No-Wait Filtration, Easy Install, Multi-Use Tap Water Filter for Kitchens, Bathrooms & Small Spaces
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Size: Complete
Style: Faucet Mount
Features
- Elite Advanced Brita faucet water filter attaches to your standard faucet making tap water healthier and great-tasting; filtration system is easy to install, no tools required
- Get great-tasting water without the waste of single use plastic bottles; by switching to Brita, you can save money and replace up to 1,800 single use plastic water bottles per year
- Space efficient design with a choice of filtered or unfiltered water; Available in white and chrome color; Height 5.28"; Width 4.8"; Depth 2.26"; Weight .84 pounds
- Reduce 99% of lead, chlorine (taste and odor), asbestos, particulates, Benzene, and more; a status indicator lets you know when to replace the filter with an easy 1-click filter replacement
- Replace every 100 gallons or approximately every 4 months to keep water tasting great; this tap water filter fits standard faucets only, does not fit pull-out or spray style faucets
Description
Brita Faucet Mount System filters out odors and impurities for healthier, great tasting filtered water on tap. From the worlds 1 brand in water filtration, this Elite Advanced faucet mount uses Advanced Brita Carbon-block technology, is certified to reduce chlorine (taste and odor) and reduces 60+ contaminants including 99% of lead. This Brita filter system replaces 1,800 bottles per year. This certified Brita water filter system has 3 spray options and includes a filter indicator to tell when its time to change, approximately 3 times per year. Does not fit pull-out or spray style faucets. Based on health contaminant reduction, per WQA certifications. Based on latest 52wk IRI unit sales data as of [enter most recent date]. See certifications. Substances reduced may not be in all users water. Standard 16.9 oz single use bottles. Approx. timing based on average family usage and 100 gallon filter life. Refer to systems indicator for actual time to change. From the Manufacturer The most advanced Brita water filtration system for healthier, great-tasting water, right from your tap. It eliminates 98.7% of the Lead and reduces Sediment, Chlorine (taste and odor) and also reduces chemicals that may be linked to cancer risk (TTHM, benzene, TCE, toxaphene) that may be in your water.
Brand: BRITA
Special Feature: Chlorine Reduction
Product Dimensions: 6.3"L x 2.53"W x 9.75"H
Package Information: Bottle
Installation Type: Countertop
Item Weight: 10.34 ounces
Model Name: On Tap Filter System
Upper Temperature Rating: 1E+2 Degrees Fahrenheit
Shelf Life: 4 Months
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Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 6.3 x 2.53 x 9.75 inches; 10.34 ounces
Item model number : SAFF-100/FF-100
Department : Teak
Batteries : 1 Lithium Metal batteries required. (included)
Date First Available : November 22, 2004
Manufacturer : Brita
Country of Origin : China
Best Sellers Rank: #748 in Tools & Home Improvement (See Top 100 in Tools & Home Improvement) #4 in Faucet Mount Water Filters
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Size: Complete
Style: Faucet Mount
Dang. Another pretty good item. Oh well, positive reviewl. We had an undersink water filter that worked well for us for about 20 years. But 20 years took a toll on me and as I entered Geezerhood it became harder and harder to replace the dadburn filter. Until one day I just plain broke the sumbiscuit. Well no filter did not go down well with Mrs. Geezer and so then we tried a Brita pitcher. Ok, but kinda a pain. Finally we landed on this here one. Item comes with lots of adaper type parts and went on drink-sink spigot as though it were designed to which, of course, it was. So far works pretty dang good so much so I bought a second one and gave it to Junior Geezer. The little plastic dohickey on top kinda gets in the way of stuff and things, but not too bad. That;s it for me. Geezer approved.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 20, 2025 by Disregardless
Size: Complete
Style: Faucet Mount
I am tired of wasting money on plastic crap that is just going to get thrown away and help pollute our wonderful planet. So I chose this, mainly based on the brand name as well as all the positive reviews that were given. I received it this afternoon and it took me a whole 10 minutes from box opening to turning the water on and letting it flush for 5 min. So 15 min total time for me, but longer for those that don’t pay attention to the instructions or have any common sense. It’s not rocket science. Also this thing isn’t gigantic, it looks a good bit bigger in the pictures. It’s about the same diameter as a Red Bull can and maybe 4” tall (guesstimate). The water flavor is a whole lot better than it is without the filter. So far so good. I have no complaints on this purchase as the price was good, got to me quickly, and seems to work perfectly. I have no regrets on the purchase, I will buy again as needed and will recommend to others. Update: We have run enough water through the first filter for the light to change (from green, to yellow, to red.) to let us know it was time to replace the filter. (which I purchased extra when I bought the unit) I have a chemical chlorine and a ph tester in which I used on the water both unfiltered and filtered. Our town's water does have a good amount of chlorine, which can sometimes be very strong smelling and southeast Florida in some areas are known for a higher lead level in the water supply. I don’t have any idea as to what our lead level is, as I have no way of testing for lead yet, but when I do I will update that info. Anyway, I can’t recall the initial level of chlorine or the initial ph, but the filtered water came out with what appeared to be no chlorine at all and the ph was 6.9. Both the original and the replacement filters produced the same results. So with that, we are very happy with everything that the system has been doing and have had absolutely no issues or problems with any of it including the aftermarket replacement filters. I still have no regrets on this purchase, with the exception of not getting it sooner. Update #2: Went to visit my mom in Texas and unfortunately the water in her town is highly chlorinated which both smells and tastes awful. So, they use a 5 gal water cooler for almost everything at her house and it is very hard for her to go get the bottles filled anywhere, so I pulled the phone out, opened up Amazon and ordered one and some replacement filters for her. Well she loves it, no more 5 gal jugs to have to fill, use, lift or have to worry about. Plus the machine does not get hot or cold and looks like it’s 30 years old. So with that, the water coming out of her kitchen faucet is not stinking of chlorine or anything else and is drinkable right out of the tap. So as soon as the 5 gal jugs are empty, those and the machine are gone. I don’t have my test stuff with me so idk what the chlorine or ph is now, so I can’t say what the results are but I can say I’ve been drinking nothing but tap water since I’ve been here. I will be bringing a bottle of it with me to test when I get home. So if you have crappy tasting water that’s highly chlorinated and smelly, this is what you need. I’ll be buying another again when or if it’s needed. I have absolutely no regrets on this purchase again. No need to look or compare with another, the price is right, it works very well, is easy to install and change filters. Just buy it, you’ll be happy. If I need another I’ll update again if anything is different.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2024 by Dave
Size: Complete
Style: Faucet Mount
we have terrible water in my apt complex, with pipes from the seventies, which stinks of metals and rust, and this filter works really well to clean that all up. gives me fresh water, and lasts for about five weeks, which is really good considering the quality of my water! the blinking green yellow and red lights to indicate filter levels works really well. i'm glad i chose this model and brand!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 12, 2025 by Avram Mergendahl
Size: Complete
Style: Faucet Mount
Last a long time. One filter lasted my wife and I almost 4 months. Great clean crisp filtered water
Reviewed in the United States on July 14, 2025 by Joe sorensen
Size: 1
Style: Faucet Mount + 2 Filters
This was a very easy set-up! The size of the unit is smaller than I though, which is a good thing! Water flow is strong and our well water doesn't taste like well water anymore! Though my husband still likes well water :) The unit seems durable and so far we haven't had any issues.
Reviewed in the United States on July 17, 2025 by Lyndsey Slaski
Size: Basic
Style: Faucet Mount + 1 Filter
UPDATE: At the end of this review I mentioned I would try the PUR faucet filter, I have now and it is indeed much better, get that instead. It has an easy click attachment system, a better stream for both the filtered and unfiltered sides, looks and feels much higher in quality, filter is larger (and supposedly longer lasting), water tastes better, the lever to switch between filtered and non-filtered is also extremely easy to actuate, it takes almost no effort. In the name of almighty cost savings they made some very questionable decisions, the whole thing exudes COST SAVINGS. For starters, the box which is made of extremely thin gauge cardboard which could bend in a light breeze, comes with no seal of any kind. What was the reason for this? Saving cost on tape? Preventing the tape from interfering with cardboard recycling? I doubt those are more important than making sure something that handles drinking water isn't tampered with... Inside the box both the filter unit and the filter cartridge aren't in any kind of bag/wrapping whatsoever, yet the small bag of adapters IS wrapped in a bag. I actually thought mine was a customer return because I've bought a ton of Brita cartridges in the past and they always came wrapped in white individual plastic bags, so I returned this for a replacement and the replacement is also unwrapped, so OKAY let's wrap every Brita filter cartridge in the universe in plastic but not these so we can't tell if anyone tampered with them? The aerator on it (the thing that the water comes out of) for the passthrough (the unfiltered water) is also pretty terrible, it uses a flow restrictor/arrestor that cuts the flow to about 75% of the unarrested flow rate, and the aerator itself is designed so poorly that the stream of water it emits which should be straight, instead dribbles and sprays in a weird pattern like someone trying to urinate with an enlarged prostate. To fix the uneven stream you have to rub your fingertip over the holes/nozzles on the aerator, this leads me to believe the cause of the uneven stream is air bubbles that form and lodge in the nozzles, blocking them and changing the way the stream flows, when you rub your finger over them you pop the bubbles or otherwise dislodge them and it evens out the stream. The filtered side emits a separate stream just under where the filter is located, without an aerator so it doesn't have the above problem, but the stream is slow and tiny. It takes about a minute to fill two measuring cups of water. The stream is also fairly high pressure so if you have a shallow sink and you have it at full blast, it hits the floor of the sink and splashes on everything around the sink. The switch for changing from filtered to non-filtered is a little wing you have to twist, if you get this oily during cooking it's going to be really annoying to grip and twist, even in a clean state it requires some effort to twist. If you're elderly or have poor dexterity in your fingers (ex: arthritis) it's going to become a problem. I bought two of these: one for myself and another for a relative. I use mine to filter water for cooking, I use it almost every day, it's only been about two months and the restriction gauge is almost entirely red though the filtered water flow seems unchanged. My relative has been using it for the same amount of time for cooking and their gauge is almost completely green but the filtered water flow has completely stopped, it drips maybe ten individual drops of water per second. The small filter size, the short filter lifespan and the price for the filters are altogether criminal, it makes this whole concept trash, you're going to be replacing tiny expensive filters frequently. It's so bad it's made me reconsider the whole thing, I ordered a PUR faucet filter and I'm going to try that instead, if it's better I'm going to give one to my relative and we're ditching this junk.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 22, 2025 by J