Brita Space Saver 6-Cup Pitcher with 2 Advanced Filters Included

I recently bought the Brita Space Saver 6-Cup Pitcher, and it’s honestly one of the best kitchen upgrades I’ve made in a while. The design is sleek, compact, and perfect for smaller spaces—whether it’s the fridge or on the countertop. It fits easily in the door of the fridge, which is a huge plus in my kitchen where space is limited.The filtration works wonderfully, providing clean, crisp-tasting water with every pour. The filter does a great job of removing chlorine and other impurities, and you can definitely taste the difference. I also love that the pitcher is easy to refill and doesn’t take up too much room, yet holds enough water to last a couple of days for a small household.The lid is designed to prevent spills, and the ergonomic handle makes it comfortable to pour without any mess. Cleaning is a breeze as well, with the pitcher being easy to take apart and rinse out when needed.If you're looking for an affordable, efficient way to filter your water without taking up too much space, I highly recommend the Brita Space Saver 6-Cup Pitcher. It’s simple, reliable, and the perfect addition to any kitchen!

Bought this for my grandmother. She has a tiny little fridge in her apartment. This pitcher is compact and takes up little space. This will hopefully replace all of the tiny water bottles she normally has to buy every week. The filter makes the water taste great at a good price point. Super easy to fill and pour. Not very heavy even when completely full and the design is intuitive. Good quality for the price.

So far I’m loving my Brita Space Saver Filter. I had decided to try this rather than keep buying bottled filtered water. Perfect size to slide into the frig and keep chilled. And the taste is great. And added bonus of less plastic to recycle.

Love the slim size to fit in the refrigerator door. Good quality, sturdy and functional. Does not hold a lot of water but is good for household.

Just as expected. Works very well. No problems at all. I saw some people were giving bad reviews on these things. But I realized they don't know how to put the filter in. Lol! It's super easy. Also, someone gave it low stars because of a leaky handle. Well, if you over fill it, the water that doesn't get filtered because of the over filling spills out of the bottom of the handle. Don't over fill it, don't lean it back. I love that feature.

Just want to reiterate others here who are writing to say that if the lid doesn't fit, it's user error not the Brita design. (I will allow that in some cases perhaps a lid wasn't manufactured properly or was bent in transit).I made the same mistake others did--the first time--because I just put it together quickly after washing the pitcher and lid. But, when the water rushed through the filter area and the lid would not click into place, I tried again, because I knew it wasn't right.If you examine the filter and inside of the filter bay you will see exactly what the problem is--if the filter is not resting fully in its place with the slots and notches matching, it's not sealing the reservoir properly. And the lid won't fit because it will be raised.Look at the inside of the filter "tunnel." See how the cross hatch looks? One side has a long wing of plastic extending up the inside. The opposite side from that you can see a shorter fitting. Then look at your filter. And you can see how there is a slot where the longer wing of plastic can slide right into that. Then position the filter properly, plastic wing in tunnel into long crevice in filter, then push down until it clicks solidly into place.Then gently put your lid on and press softly and let it click into its own slots on the rim of the pitcher.Now you are sealed, ready to fill and the lid will be tight and stay on properly when you are pouring from the spout.One thing I REALLY like about this pitcher (in addition to its smaller size which means it's lighter to lift when pouring full) is that the spout is covered with a flap, so when you are pouring it doesn't come out in a rush and miss the glass like some pitchers with large open spouts can do sometimes if you pour at a too-steep angle.I love this pitcher! The water is excellent, as well. I have my own water distiller machine (it looks like a large coffee maker) and I make one gallon of distilled water at a time with it. But need this pitcher, too, for times when I need to fill the coffee maker or haven't distilled a gallon lately.The water in this Brita tastes the same as the perfectly distilled gallon my countertop distiller makes. And that's saying something.