SimPure Y9A UV Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, Alkaline Remineralization 300 GPD 6 Stage Purification, RO Water Filtration System, Super Fast Filtering Portable Water Purifier

I can already tell this is one of the best purchases I’ve made for my health and home. There are so many reasons I love this water purifier. First, the setup could not have been easier. The quick start guide walked me through everything step by step. All I had to do was rinse the tank, fill it up, and plug it in. It started running automatically, and after cycling the water four times as recommended, it was ready to go. The filtration power is impressive. This system can filter up to 300 gallons per day, which is far more than most countertop filters. With its 6-stage purification process and 3 advanced filters, it removes 99.9% of bacteria, viruses, heavy metals, and contaminants. The replacement filters are affordable and do not need to be changed often, which makes it both cost effective and convenient. The taste of the water is outstanding. It is crisp, clean, and has no strange odor. I made sure to get the version with remineralization, and I am so glad I did. Standard reverse osmosis removes everything, but this purifier adds back essential minerals like calcium, magnesium, and potassium. Not only does the water taste fresh, but it also supports better hydration and overall health. You could add minerals separately with drops or sea salt, but having the purifier do it for you makes life so much easier. The design is another big win. It is compact, sleek, and fits perfectly on my countertop without taking up too much space. There is no complicated plumbing or installation required. Just plug it in and you have pure, mineralized drinking water at your fingertips. If you are looking for a high quality purifier that gives you peace of mind, saves money on bottled water, and actually makes your water taste amazing, this is it. I highly recommend the SimPure Y9A to anyone who wants a healthier, more convenient way to enjoy clean water every single day.

I’m very happy with the SimPure water filter system. I was looking for a good filter to stop me from buying water in plastic. It’s easy to use and doesn’t require any under-sink plumbing or drilling, which was a big plus for us. The water comes out clean, fresh, and very pleasant to drink, with no chlorine taste or odor. It’s also very affordable compared to other systems, offering great value for the price. Setup was simple, and it works exactly as advertised.

After using zerowater filters for multiple years and having to change the filters every 2 weeks, I found this RO system very useful. After search for a countertop RO systems for multiple weeks, and reviewing multiple products online, I finally bought this and it meets all my expectations. Its been almost 2 months since I started using this. The instruction booklet is clear with the steps to initial setup and filtering, and maintenance of the system. The filters come pre-installed and is very easy to setup for the first use. It is also easy to get the filter cabinet and to unplug and plug new ones when needed. The water filtering and dispense is quick after touch of the button. I am impressed with the taste of the water. I love the fact that it adds minerals to the water after RO filtration which I was missing when using the zerowater filters. I like the design with the water tank on the side, I just feel it is more practical making it easier to access for filling and emptying. Overall it is a great value with reasonably priced RO system.

The water tastes great and I change the water about once per day. Twice per day if I am using the water for cooking, such as pasta. I did have to flush it about 10 times (they recommend at least 3-5 times) before I stopped getting floating stuff in the water. They mention in the manual this can happen due to the protective liquid (food grade glycerin) in the RO filter cartridge and that it disappears after flushing. However, I started getting floating stuff in the water again after a little while. Not sure why it keeps coming back if they said it disappears after flushing. It is not coming from my tap water. I wish they had the rejected water in its own isolated compartment or at least have the divider closer to the top. The rejected water constantly enters the feed/source water, so the system is constantly trying to filter water that it has already filtered. I used water test strips and a TDS meter. Tap water ranges from 430-450 ppm. Filtered water through this ranges from 40-50 ppm and bottled water was 20-22 ppm. The top part of the water tank is starting to bend on the left side. There are no latches or anything to secure the lids. They lay flat on top. I have dropped the lid into the water tank several times when I go to change out the water. It does take a while to dispense the water, especially if you are using a lot for cooking. I suggest getting a pitcher or water bottles to fill them beforehand. I wish the water dispenser itself was higher as I cannot fit containers greater than 8 inches tall underneath it. Some water bottles will not fit. I usually have to move the magnetic drip catcher as well. I do have to wipe down the water tank and the part of the system that holds it every time I change the water to help prevent leaks. Otherwise, water will leak around it when I place it back in. It is a bit concerning how close it can leak next to the power cord in the back if you are not careful. This is still a decent system and it fits in my apartment.

Absolutely love this! Water tastes just like it came from an under sink reverse osmosis system. We live in an apartment and like our reverse osmosis like we had in a house. And it isn’t overly big.

I have been using this for 1.5 months. The filters are supposed to last 6-9 months. We are a family of 3 and the TDS when we installed it was 20 ppm. After one month it went to 35 ppm and now it is at 71 ppm at 1.5 months. You can see a picture. We live in Toronto so the starting TDS is 151 ppm. I am going to have to purchase a new filter system which together cost $200. If that is how my no have to spend every year = $1400 a year on Top of the $550 price tag. It is not worth it.