I'm not a plumber by any means, however the installation is really easy for those wondering. Love this unit so far!

I just bought one and am now thinking about the installation. I’m pretty sure both outlets under my sink are controlled by the switch as well so the Bluetooth switch idea is genius! Thanks a lot! Very helpful

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Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts about the system. We purchased a house with a large tank system and want to replace it. I wasn't aware of the new tankless designs on the market, I will give this one a shot for sure. Thanks again!

Never thought a water filter could be so cool. Great review.

Watching this review gave me reassurance that this thing is easy to install I hate dealing with all those tubes and tanks

My sink outlet is also controlled by the garbage disposal switch, but it is very easy to fix, on the outlet, just cut off the metal piece in the middle that connects the two AC outputs, then connect another wire (hot) to the outlet that is disconnected due to the cut off connection, now you have the original output that is controlled by the switch, and the other that is always powered.

Great review I'm sold

I love this futuristic water filter had it for onw year and cant say enough it is just amazing

In your video you mention that it is $550 which is more than most 5 stage RO systems.I wanted to mention this system is a 7 stage system.

Given how tiny the amount of water a person drinks vs how much they need to use on other things, I don't think drainage rate really impacts the water bill.

Great video man.

I’m thinking of buying one. I’m curious if you also go the remineralization part for the unit?

My tank RO provides TDS 20 ppm with topwater of over 400 ppm. The real benefit is only a space saver.

How about the limescale?

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I bought the 800gpd version today. So expensive at first, but bottleled water is getting more and more expensive...

How is it working two years later? How often do you need to change the filters? Any issues getting filters?

Does it taste like good bottled water?

My TDS is very high initially and it only gets better after leaving water running for 60-90 seconds. Did you also face the same issue?

How long would it take to fill up a one gallon container? I know the flow rate is .27 gal/minute, but does it run continuously at that rate?

Demonstrate how the filters are changed.

nice detailed video. any issues with leaking though? thanks!

Hi Rick, I've watched your video a few times now. Just installed our Waterdrop today. I was trying figure out where to put the RO faucet. Yours is where our dishwasher vent would go. Do you not have a dishwasher? We ended up buying a new faucet that only takes up one hole. Anyway, thanks for the video. It helped a lot. Tony B.

Is it better the the traditional tank reverse osmosis

Hi, did you see a huge water and electric bill increase a month after the installation? Thanks

With the traditional 5 stage tank RO system the faucet usually slows the water down to a trickle. Does this have the same problem? I want to fill up a 5 gallon water jug to use with a water cooler so I'll be running it for a while.

Wait til you try to replace the filters. Not so simple. I even used a wrench & can only get a quarter turn counter clockwise as per instructions. So it just sits. Less than a year old. Edit: Finally crawled under the sink, turned off the water to the unit, bled off the water by turning on the little filter til the water stopped. Then with no more backup pressure I was able to easily change the filters. Anyone frustrated trying to change the filters might want to try it too.

I've connected mine. It did the flushing for 5 minutes but I didn't see the flashing ring around the faucet. Then it ran for 30 minutes, heard long beeps and it shut off. I don't see the TDS reading and I don't see the blue light when water comes out. Any idea why?

Can you add a uv filter for natural water resources like well water?

What size hole is required in the counter top for the faucet?

Amazing!!!

Are we able to share the outlet for this Waterdrop RO with the dishwasher (using a heavy duty outlet extender? I’m sure Waterdrop pulls so little power compared to dishwasher that it “shouldn’t” be an issue sharing the two appliances to one outlet. Your video shows something under the sink behind the garbage disposal (1:32 mark) where two plugs are connected to something (looks like a Bluetooth speaker lol) . Would appreciate if you share what that is?

a outlet under the sink will have one plug on the switch and one thats just hot all the time

What about the PH level /Taste?

What was the cost to install it in your area ?

How often do You have to replace the filters ?

I want to buy this unit how do I get a discount

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I wouldn't recommend it. Just installed the Waterdrop RO Unit and I am very disappointed. My water has a TDS of 455-470 and my old 4 stage system reduced the TDS to about 18-23 TDS. I figured the Tankless system would be slightly worse but not as bad as the Waterdrop. My water went from 455 to 330. That is only a 125 reduction. I followed all the instructions and let it drain for 5 minutes and then let the system run for 30-40 minutes and 330 is was best it dropped to. I let it run some more and it jumped to 606 TDS and then back down to 404 and then 300 Something. That is totally unacceptable for a supposedly RO system which I believe this is not. I will be sending this thing back and get an updated regular 5 stage system that is half the price and actually works.