I've been waiting for this Brita pitcher ever since I saw the news of Amazon Dash Replenishment. I always forget to order the replacement filter for my current Brita, and with little kiddos running around the house, I feel guilty if they're not drinking the cleanest water possible. I love the concept of automatic replenishment for filters because it's the ultimate in convenience and because regularly replacing the filter ensures that the pitcher is working as intended and delivering the healthiest water possible. As for the pitcher itself, it looks similar to other well-designed Brita pitchers.
Sometimes, connected devices are hard to set up (yes, most of my home is "smart", so I have some experience here) but this product was seamless. The integration with Amazon is really cool and I can see how they are going to expand on this concept of automatic ordering. I just love those geniuses over at Amazon and Brita. So cool!
Full disclosure, I haven't gone through enough water to see what happens when a new filter is ordered, but I assume it will be similar to any other order placed on Amazon. I'll update this review if the experience changes my Star rating. But as of now, this product gets five stars for its great quality (expected from Brita), affordable price point for a device with Wi-Fi built in ($44.99) and super slick integration with Amazon. Highly recommended!
**UPDATE: I've seen a lot of people complaining that this water pitcher leaks out of the handle. There are circumstances where this is indeed true, but I think it's actually the way the pitcher was designed. If you don't fill up the reservoir past the fill line, you'll likely never run into this issue. If you do fill the reservoir all the way to the top, it's likely that when you move the pitcher, some of the water will start to fill up the handle (which is hollow). And when this happens, the water will trickle out of the handle at the bottom. I'm assuming this is what the Brita folks intended because they don't want the water to sit in the hollow handle indefinitely. To me, it seems like a minor design flaw that could be remedied by ensuring the handle is not hollow or modifying the pitcher lid so that water can't flow to the handle. So, to summarize, just don't fill your reservoir past the fill line and you won't run into any of these problems.
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Brita Infinity Filter Replacements
Brita Infinity pitcher tracks your water usage and orders a single replacement filter from Amazon when your filter is almost due.
During activation, set-up automated deliveries with Amazon Dash Replenishment and opt out at any time.
One Advanced Brita filter is certified to filter 40 gallons.
Brita Filters Reduce:
- Zinc
- Chlorine
- Cadmium
- Copper
- Mercury
Benefits You and Your Family:
Brita reduces the taste and odor of chlorine to deliver great-tasting water while removing copper, cadmium and mercury which can cause illness over time.‡
‡Substances reduced may not be in all users' water.
Our Most Advanced Filter Ever
Better tasting, better for you.
Filters out contaminants often found in tap water with coconut-based activated carbon and ion exchange resin technology.
BPA-free, no pre-soak and no black flecks.
Drinking more water can help you lose weight, feel like you have more energy and feel more alert.*
Better value, better world
Save more than $500 every year in water bottle purchases and over 300 plastic bottles from ending up in our landfills.†
*better tasting vs. tap water; substituting water for higher calorie beverages can help you cut calories.
†based on average household consumption of standard 16 oz. bottles.
8-cup capacity
Smart Indicator
Easy Fill, Locking Lid
Comfort Grip Handle
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The future is here, and it quenches my thirst. **UPDATED
I've been waiting for this Brita pitcher ever since I saw the news of Amazon Dash Replenishment. I always forget to order the replacement filter for my current Brita, and with little kiddos running around the house, I feel guilty if they're not drinking the cleanest water possible. I love the concept of automatic replenishment for filters because it's the ultimate in convenience and because regularly replacing the filter ensures that the pitcher is working as intended and delivering the healthiest water possible. As for the pitcher itself, it looks similar to other well-designed Brita pitchers.Sometimes, connected devices are hard to set up (yes, most of my home is "smart", so I have some experience here) but this product was seamless. The integration with Amazon is really cool and I can see how they are going to expand on this concept of automatic ordering. I just love those geniuses over at Amazon and Brita. So cool!Full disclosure, I haven't gone through enough water to see what happens when a new filter is ordered, but I assume it will be similar to any other order placed on Amazon. I'll update this review if the experience changes my Star rating. But as of now, this product gets five stars for its great quality (expected from Brita), affordable price point for a device with Wi-Fi built in ($44.99) and super slick integration with Amazon. Highly recommended!**UPDATE: I've seen a lot of people complaining that this water pitcher leaks out of the handle. There are circumstances where this is indeed true, but I think it's actually the way the pitcher was designed. If you don't fill up the reservoir past the fill line, you'll likely never run into this issue. If you do fill the reservoir all the way to the top, it's likely that when you move the pitcher, some of the water will start to fill up the handle (which is hollow). And when this happens, the water will trickle out of the handle at the bottom. I'm assuming this is what the Brita folks intended because they don't want the water to sit in the hollow handle indefinitely. To me, it seems like a minor design flaw that could be remedied by ensuring the handle is not hollow or modifying the pitcher lid so that water can't flow to the handle. So, to summarize, just don't fill your reservoir past the fill line and you won't run into any of these problems.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016
Sometimes, connected devices are hard to set up (yes, most of my home is "smart", so I have some experience here) but this product was seamless. The integration with Amazon is really cool and I can see how they are going to expand on this concept of automatic ordering. I just love those geniuses over at Amazon and Brita. So cool!
Full disclosure, I haven't gone through enough water to see what happens when a new filter is ordered, but I assume it will be similar to any other order placed on Amazon. I'll update this review if the experience changes my Star rating. But as of now, this product gets five stars for its great quality (expected from Brita), affordable price point for a device with Wi-Fi built in ($44.99) and super slick integration with Amazon. Highly recommended!
**UPDATE: I've seen a lot of people complaining that this water pitcher leaks out of the handle. There are circumstances where this is indeed true, but I think it's actually the way the pitcher was designed. If you don't fill up the reservoir past the fill line, you'll likely never run into this issue. If you do fill the reservoir all the way to the top, it's likely that when you move the pitcher, some of the water will start to fill up the handle (which is hollow). And when this happens, the water will trickle out of the handle at the bottom. I'm assuming this is what the Brita folks intended because they don't want the water to sit in the hollow handle indefinitely. To me, it seems like a minor design flaw that could be remedied by ensuring the handle is not hollow or modifying the pitcher lid so that water can't flow to the handle. So, to summarize, just don't fill your reservoir past the fill line and you won't run into any of these problems.
The future is here, and it quenches my thirst. **UPDATED
Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016
I've been waiting for this Brita pitcher ever since I saw the news of Amazon Dash Replenishment. I always forget to order the replacement filter for my current Brita, and with little kiddos running around the house, I feel guilty if they're not drinking the cleanest water possible. I love the concept of automatic replenishment for filters because it's the ultimate in convenience and because regularly replacing the filter ensures that the pitcher is working as intended and delivering the healthiest water possible. As for the pitcher itself, it looks similar to other well-designed Brita pitchers.Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2016
Sometimes, connected devices are hard to set up (yes, most of my home is "smart", so I have some experience here) but this product was seamless. The integration with Amazon is really cool and I can see how they are going to expand on this concept of automatic ordering. I just love those geniuses over at Amazon and Brita. So cool!
Full disclosure, I haven't gone through enough water to see what happens when a new filter is ordered, but I assume it will be similar to any other order placed on Amazon. I'll update this review if the experience changes my Star rating. But as of now, this product gets five stars for its great quality (expected from Brita), affordable price point for a device with Wi-Fi built in ($44.99) and super slick integration with Amazon. Highly recommended!
**UPDATE: I've seen a lot of people complaining that this water pitcher leaks out of the handle. There are circumstances where this is indeed true, but I think it's actually the way the pitcher was designed. If you don't fill up the reservoir past the fill line, you'll likely never run into this issue. If you do fill the reservoir all the way to the top, it's likely that when you move the pitcher, some of the water will start to fill up the handle (which is hollow). And when this happens, the water will trickle out of the handle at the bottom. I'm assuming this is what the Brita folks intended because they don't want the water to sit in the hollow handle indefinitely. To me, it seems like a minor design flaw that could be remedied by ensuring the handle is not hollow or modifying the pitcher lid so that water can't flow to the handle. So, to summarize, just don't fill your reservoir past the fill line and you won't run into any of these problems.
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