AQUA CREST 5KDC Under Sink Water Filtration System, Direct Connect Under Sink Water Filter, NSF Certified 5K Gallons Ultra High Capacity, USA Tech

does not fit to normal uae pipes need additional adjustments

Works great and simple clean installation kit and fittings. Good water quality.

Great product, easy to install, save $$$$ on buying water and taste great water specially when you have water dispenser. East to fill your 5 gallon tank rather than buy it in supermarket and carry it home so heavy.

My tap water used to taste so bad that my girlfriend refused to drink it. We drink tons of water daily, so buying bottled started getting expensive and the amount of trash was insane. I installed this filter, and the difference in taste was immediately apparent. I've never been a "water connoisseur", so I was under the impression that all water tasted basically the same. After installing this filter and tasting the massive difference it made, however, I'll never be without one again. Installation using the quick-disconnects was intuitive and easy. Don't skip the part where the instructions tell you to run your water for a few minutes after installation. The water will run black for the first few seconds after installation, presumably because of the charcoal filters used, but clears up quickly, and never does it again. All you need is roughly 5-10 minutes of entry-level plumbing installation, and you're in business! Anyone can do it. Worth every last penny

Easy install. Good quality.

what sold me on this filter is the math. 5000 gallons and 25$. i use the hot water mostly in the kitchen sink which is a separate source, so i knew that wouldn’t be using the filter. i calculated max a few gallons a day for drinking and washing fruit/veg, that’s all i use the cold water for on that tap, but it would take 13gallons a day to hit 5000 in a year, so even if my math is way off that’s plenty of room for error, and this 25$ for a year (or many years bc i won’t use it much) is WAY more cheap than anything out there. and you know the filter is done when the flow goes bad (finally dug up that answer). i saw another under sink for 50$ & 8000gal and the ones in the pitchers barely last long and we more expensive and take up excess space. this one hides away under the sink. another win. and look, even if you don’t care about tap water quality it’s better to be safe than sorry for just 25$ every few years, dead cheap. now install. well hindsight it is an easy install, just twisting some valves on/off/into existing piping to accommodate the filter. actually i was missing a tube that was later found, wow that makes a huge difference, obviously. it does come with two tubes and the needle quick connect male is inserted into the filter via a push compression valve, which is quite difficult to undo unless you know to hold the sleeve (the female white plastic hole on both ends of the filter that the silver male connector tube/needle goes into) down (towards the filter, don’t let white sleeve rise) then the male needle slides out of the filter. this is what you’ll need to do when you replace the filter. it says in directions to press ‘together’ the sleeve with thumb and index finger, but it should say hold it down, since that’s what keeps it lose enough to expel the male needle. once i found my missing tube i haphazardly inserted the needles into the filter only to realize i put them in the wrong ends. One needle was easy to pull out but the other one wasn’t, so i ended up using pliers to hold the sleeve down and it still took lots of force but finally got the needle back out. i feared i damaged the sleeve but luckily once i turned on the water no issues. i let it run a while to clear the initial sediment (looks cloudy for a while) then after 5 or so minutes the water was clear and for sure tastier and more odorless than unfiltered tap. extremely satisfied and disappointed i didn’t do this forever ago, who knows what i’ve been drinking. although i was using a fridge filter but the water function just broke so once i went back to unfiltered tap i realized how nasty it was and knew i had to find the best solution for taste and health sake. cheers guys!