Gilberto Z.
Comentado en México el 19 de febrero de 2025
Muy muy bien, no tuve que llamar a algún técnico, te dice todo de como instalarlo, el agua sabe muy bien, también lo conecte a mi refrigerador y listo agua y hielos, estoy muy satisfecho por el sistema espero vendan los empaques o refacciones por si se necesitan
Gilberto Bernal Guerrero
Comentado en México el 9 de abril de 2025
Excelentes velas, muy buena calidad, preciosas. Las recomiendo. las compramos para regalo y a todos les gustaron.
Dennis Burt
Comentado en Canadá el 7 de agosto de 2024
This was a great system to install as the instructions and video made it very clear. I had two minor leaks but it was not the system itself but my the tightening of water line connections. I did not want to over tighten but a had to tighten 1/4 turn and bingo. I got a 3 year supply of cartridges so I should be set until 2027. My TDS reading once installed was at 9. Anything from 0 - 50 is very good drinking water. Very good reading. I am not sure about these tablets mark S have anything to do with the system and I must find out how to purchase more if required. Other than that minor issue, I am more than pleased with this osmosis system. Great value, easy install, great drinking water reading. Happy wife, happy life, for now.
Cecilia
Comentado en México el 30 de agosto de 2024
Hola estuvo fácil de instalar y el agua es muy buena y aunque tuve parecido en el pasado con este no sale el agua de manera continua sino en goteo … tendré que poner una bomba ? Alguien tiene experiencia con esto ? Que bomba utilizaron ? Necesito ayuda
victor kbal
Comentado en México el 4 de julio de 2024
No lo recomiendo si vives en México, hay otros sistemas mucho más baratos que incluyen la bomba de presión, y están muy caras las bombas, además una de las tapas de los filtros la tercera etapa no sellaba bien.
Customer
Comentado en Canadá el 27 de junio de 2024
The rate of flow is less than expected but is more than adequate to meet our water drinking needs and our coffee maker. It produces crystal clear awesome drinking water. I connected mine to my fridge, the results are great. No more bottled water. The install instructions are good. I recommend you read them carefully for the best results. I would buy again.
CG
Comentado en México el 23 de mayo de 2024
Fácil de entender. Fácil de ensamblar. Recomiendo lubricar las juntas con lubricante de silicona grado alimenticio antes de ensamblar. Ayuda enormemente y extiende la vida de los empaques. La instalación a la toma de agua es el paso crítico porque depende de la tubería. Desde ahí, todo muy sencillo. Claro. Excelente la válvula de autostop. Tener cuidado porque si le caen unas gotas de agua ya instalada, la almohadilla es muy sensible y se expande. La calidad del agua muy buen. El medidor (no incluido) marca 1ppm.
Alan Hernandez
Comentado en México el 22 de mayo de 2024
Excelente sistema purificador, muy bonito. Sin embargo creo que es mejor por optar por sistemas más económicos como los purikor ya qué prácticamente es el mismo. Mismos plásticos, mismos filtros y todos funcionan igual. Tomen en cuenta que necesitarán si o si presurizar el sistema por lo que agreguen un costo extra de la bomba. Repito, otros sistemas más económicos ya la incluyen y funcionan igual de bien.
Cèsar Mendoza Meneses
Comentado en México el 27 de mayo de 2022
Muy buen purificador de Agua, el agua sabe muy rica además de que viene con un set de repuestos, lo unico es que compren la bomba de presión por que en México es muy baja la presión y no funciona agréguenle mínimo unos $2500 pesos mas de la bomba, yo la compré en home depot por rapidez me costó $3300 pero en amazón está mas barata, su instalación es muy sencilla. el instructivo está en inglés pero hay videos de Youtube, recuerden reutilizar el agua que sale de desperdicio, sale limpia, pueden instalar un bote de recolecta del agua o mandarla de nuevo al aljibe.
Cliente de Kindle
Comentado en México el 1 de septiembre de 2022
llevo 2 años con el y excelente todo, solo que mi presion es la de mi tinaco y me llena 2 garrafones por dia aproximadamente de gota en gota.lo recomiendo bastante.
Johnny Bravo
Comentado en Canadá el 14 de julio de 2020
For the money this is hands down one of the best systems. It was easy to install. The flavour of the alkaline water is great.We hooked it up to the fridge so it took a bit more to install it because of all the filling and emptying you need to do to get it set up. Before connecting it, I hooked up the faucet temporarily and drained it into the sink.The first day or two, there was a strange rubber-like flavour in the water. This is normal. The rubber bladder inside the tank needs a few cycles of expansion and contraction to loosen up. If you get that flavour or rubber, all you need to do is to completely drain the tank 2 times and then it’s gone. But make sure you drain it to the point where the water comes out as a trickle and you’ll know it’s completely empty.I have had it for 5 months and I think it’s ready for the first filter change. We have not had a single problem with the system. It does make a funny sound every once in a while but that’s just the bladder making noise.It’s a great product at a great price. Very well packaged and easy to understand instructions. It took me only 45 minutes to set it up.
Harley
Comentado en los Estados Unidos el 5 de junio de 2020
I've had RO systems for the better part of 20+ years. Our household goes through a lot of fresh water daily, so having an RO system has paid for itself many times over. Even if you don't go through a ton of water for drinking, cooking, iced tea, etc...the convenience of not having to buy unlimited amounts of bottled water and/or filling water jugs at your local water store is definitely an added bonus. I've had 3, 4 & 5 stage RO units throughout the years and they've all produced great tasting water. My past 3 or 4 RO units (which are usually purchased when we move houses) have been Watts Premier models. They specialize is very fast & easy filter changes and they are definitely easy filter changes. However, you pay a little larger price for that convenience. Their 4-stage RO units run about $200 and the yearly filter changes run about $60. RO units also have 2 types of faucets: 1) faucets with an air-gap and 2) faucets without an air-gap. By definition: "Air gap faucets were designed to protect the RO system. In the event of clogging, a small amount of air, rather than dirty water, would go back into the RO system". The air gap will always make some noise when the tank is filling as air and water pass through the drain line and sound escapes from the little air gap hole. The Watts Premier RO systems have an air gap. If your system has an air gap, you cannot replace the RO faucet with a non-air gap faucet...you need to replace the faucets (if necessary) with the same kind. During my most recent search for an RO unit to install in a new home purchase, I came across this Express Water RO unit at an amazing price (which included a year of filter changes). I was a bit skeptical given the price, but the amount of solid reviews made it an appealing option. I made the purchase and had friend help with the install since I am a large framed man that does not easily fit under the sink area. After a month of use, I can say I am very happy with the taste, performance & overall experience with the RO. With that said, I found myself missing the benefits of the permeate pump that I had installed in my last house. If you just care about the RO review, then I am very pleased and give it 5 stars. If you want to know what a permeate pump is and WHY you should get one, read on.This is the permeate pump available on Amazon that I purchased and am reviewing below:https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B005VPPRX4/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o06_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1Let me start by saying I will NEVER have another RO system without a permeate pump again. Permeate pumps use the wastewater that is expelled during the RO process to greatly increase water pressure at the RO faucet, minimize wastewater and fill the tank in less time. They can be installed on nearly all standard RO systems aftermarket so there’s no need to buy a bundled RO system that includes the permeate pump (since most of those cost a lot more than buying the units separately).I was introduced to permeate pumps about 4 years ago. I purchased a Watts Premier RO system from Costco (when they still sold Watts Premier) and had it installed by a plumber (since I needed a hole drilled in my granite countertop). I consider myself pretty handy and although plumbing in general isn’t rocket science, I’m a large framed man that hates trying to squeeze under sinks to do pretty much anything plumbing related. After the RO was installed, I was getting smaller (and broken) pieces of ice at my refrigerator since my RO was feeding my ice maker through a longer 1/4” line from the kitchen island to the refrigerator. This a drawback of a lot of RO systems which feed ice makers that aren't in very close proximity. After researching I came across a permeate pump (sold through Watts Premiere) and made the purchase. The included instructions were specific for the RO unit I had and it was an easy install since the RO was already up and running. Immediately, you will notice several things with the permeate pump. 1) Permeate pumps make some noise. They generally click or “thump” every few seconds. This happens because the wastewater from the RO builds up pressure inside the pump that is then used to push fresh (permeate) water into the storage tank. When the pressure builds and releases, you get clicking or thumping until your tank is full. 2) Your RO faucet pressure increases dramatically. As a result of the increased permeate water being forced into the storage tank, the tank pressure within the tank bladder increases and you end up with water pressure comparable to your regular faucet. The line pressure at the refrigerator & ice maker (assuming you have them all hooked together) is also the beneficiary of the increased pressure and you get full sized ice cubes again.So, why wouldn’t everybody want one of these? Well, I think most people have never heard of them. If you have, then the results speak for themselves. HOWEVER, these do make noise...especially if your RO faucet has an air gap (that little hole in the back of the faucet that inevitably leaks water out of it when the drain line gets blocked with something). With an air gap, permeate pumps get VERY NOISY. The pump action not only clicks (or thumps) under the sink, but the air gap sound created from the pump gets much louder as well. The air gap noise on my Watts Premier Pure Plus unit was so loud I actually debated on getting another permeate pump in our new house. I ended up buying a highly reviewed non-air gap RO system from Amazon and had it installed for a month in my new house. As usual, the water taste and purity was perfect and I am pleased that my ice cubes were normal sized (since the builder installed a larger RO line from my island to the fridge). I just realized how much I was missing the RO tank pressure (which equates to faster filling of water jugs & cooking pots). I went back to Amazon and found this permeate pump which said it was the newer model that makes less noise. The unit arrived in about a week (no 2-day prime shipping available for it). I watched a YouTube video for installing it on a basic 5-stage RO and had it all hooked up in about 20 mins. I’m once again in RO bliss. The water pressure in the faucet just makes me smile...no more waiting a minute to fill a normal glass with water (OK it’s not literally a minute but felt that way to me). The noise is considerably less from the pump itself. I ended up buying some u-shaped plastic clamps (Amazon search: TmallTech Big Simple Clip Clamp 2.5" Bracket Reverse Osmosis RO Membrane Housing (Pack of 3)) that hold the permeate pump to one of the RO filters so the pump is not directly mounted to the cabinet wall (like it was at my previous house). Also, since I don’t have an air gap on this RO faucet, I have no additional noise from the faucet. If my house is silent, you still hear the pump cycling the water, but it’s minimal and it’s only until the tank is full. After that, it doesn’t cycle back on until water has been used from the tank. All in all, I missed the permeate pump benefits and will never have another RO system without one. I will also make sure I don’t get an RO with an air-gap faucet either.Hopefully this review helps people.
Alex O
Comentado en Canadá el 2 de marzo de 2020
Bought this to create base water for brewing, opted to go with the basic RO which was the right choice. Comes with 1 extra set of filters, which makes that picture in the product a little misleading but that's enough filters for what they say is at least 1-2 yrs (I'll be testing TDS and using taste as my indicator, not blindly following dates). They use standard canister sizes so any filters would work, but I'll probably buy the multi pack because its also reasonably priced.Package arrived quickly, and the packaging was definitely done well. Maybe a bit wasteful with all the different boxes. Kind of a pain to get rid of it all.Assembly was a no brainer, put it together with no tools, no issues, and not a single leak (I feel some of the people who have had problems on here maybe lack experience?). Flushed the primary filters for about 15-20 minutes to a drain before hooking up the RO and PAC in line. Can't comment on how long it took to fill the tank, but I will say watching the drain the ejection rate looks like it is quite efficient, definitely much much less than my old system I used for my fish tank.TDS tested at 5, tap water here is 140-160, and bottled RO here is about 6-7, so I would say it works perfect, I expected anything under 10. Its connected to my fridge water supply, my only complaint is that the flow rate is much lower than my line pressure, but its also pushing up one level (filters in the mech room in the basement), so its a minor inconvenience. Taste is really good, very happy with that. Definitely recommend this unit!
lourdes dueñas
Comentado en México el 14 de octubre de 2020
El producto llego a tiempo y es de muy buena calidad. No fue fàcil de istalar pues hubo que pasar una manguera hacia el refrigerador y fue un poco complicao pero por el sabor del agua, valiò la pena