Which water filter should I buy? There are so many options out there, I'm totally confused.


You just want pure, good drinking water!

Now you are looking for the best water filter for you, but the huge selection is overwhelming and you don't know which water filter you should treat yourself to?
You're not alone. I'm a member of a Telegram group called Water Filters, and this exact question comes up all the time.

1.) Pi Power Compact Standard for 2,350 euros. 


For you, only the best is good enough. You don't have to worry about a budget. You want to transform your tap water into the finest high-mountain spring water. Here's your system:
In my opinion, this is the best water filter system currently available on the water filter market. Very solid technology without unnecessary frills, and truly delicious, vital water. You can request a free sample from us. Click here and read the details. By the way, there are several versions available, including ones with even higher flow rates. But this one is by far the most popular. With this system, you have your own mountain spring right in your kitchen.
800 GPD Direct Reverse Osmosis Flow System for 799 Euro

If your budget doesn't (yet) allow for the PI Power Compact, this is the second-best option. It requires a bit more space, doesn't offer as much flow, and isn't as elegant as the PI. It doesn't offer comprehensive revitalization, but the result is water free of all contaminants and limescale. You can retrofit a small revitalization system, but you won't achieve the revitalization values of the Pi system. Click here to read the details.
Small Reverse Osmosis 100 GPD for 69.90 Euro

You don't have any money to spare, but still want to start filtering your tap water now. Then this water filter is for you. This system requires patience. It takes about 30 minutes to make a glass of water. However, this water will be almost as pure as with the 800 GPD (option 2). You just have to plan, filter in advance, and keep filled carafes in the refrigerator. Many people start this way and then upgrade later.

I wish you a good decision!
