Brita Water Filter Pitcher

Brita Longlast Water Filter Pitcher is a three-times-longer-lasting version of the Brita water pitcher. The Everyday water pitcher with a longlast+ filter removes chlorine taste and odor from drinking water, as well as other toxins such as lead, mercury, copper, and asbestos. According to the manufacturer, it removes 99 percent of harmful contaminants. The majority of people praise the taste of the water, claiming that it tastes better than tap and well water. The lid could fracture and leak, according to a few users.

Features

Brita Longlast Water Filter Pitcher 64279 features and important details.

• A BPA-free 10 cup water pitcher that is easy to fill.
  
• Removes 99% of lead, chlorine, mercury, cadmium, benzene, asbestos, and copper.
• Comes with a filter indicator that tells the user when to replace it.
  
• Fits neatly on refrigerator shelves, has an easy-fill locking lid, and pours easily.
  

Insightful Reviews

We've curated some of most helpful comments and reviews from people all over the world. Read what they had to say:.

“This pitcher is easy to use and looks nice and we're very happy with it. The one "drawback" is that there is no electronic system to warn you when the filter is done. I'm guessing we will probably not go the full 6 months before we switch out. **** UPDATE ***** NOTE: After about a month of use the filter blocked up and we had to get a new one (none of the recommended "hacks" worked to fix it.) At $19.99 a shot this could get expensive. We are watching closely to see how long the filter will last this time and whether it was just a fluke or a real flaw in the system.” — Claire

“This is a nice size for one or two people with limited refrigerator space. For a bit more, if you have space, an 18 cup version is available. They claim that it is cheaper than buying bottled water. It is much easier and lighter than lifting and moving large cases of bottled water, and less plastic waste. It will be interesting to see how long the filters last compared to the advertised claims. The long lasting filters are more expensive than the standard filters, but should be more economical in the long run. The water sure tastes better.” — Jimmy

“Find something else. The first few fills, after the initial prepping cycles as stated in user guide, went great. Nowadays, after just 2-3 weeks, it takes up to an hour to filter an entire reservoir. Last week it only took 15 minutes. Maybe a bad filter? Who knows. But for the price you pay, it should last much longer. Maybe some have the time to wait an hour for a pitcher of water to be filtered, but unfortunately we do not. I'd move on. EDIT: I went out and bought another filter to see if maybe I just received a defective one. Nope. Same issue. Works great for a few fills (after the initial break-in fills), and then filtering comes to a complete crawl. After 24 hours, it still does not filter a full pitcher. I removed a star and would remove them all if Amazon allowed it. DO NOT BUY. DO NOT BUY.” — Javier