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Waterdrop G2 7 Stage 400 GPD Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System

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WaterdropDirect via Amazon has Waterdrop G2 7 Stage 400 GPD Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System (WD-G2-W) on sale for $199 - $11.95 (apply promo code G2WAAERM at checkout) = $187.05. Shipping is free.
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WaterdropDirect via Amazon has Waterdrop G2 7 Stage 400 GPD Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System (WD-G2-W) on sale for $199 - $11.95 (apply promo code G2WAAERM at checkout) = $187.05. Shipping is free.
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Written by megakimcheelove | Staff
  • This offer is $92.94 lower (33% savings) than previous Front Page deal that earned 57+ thumbs up.
  • Don't have Amazon Prime? Students can get a free 6-Month Amazon Prime trial with free 2-day shipping, unlimited video streaming & more.
  • If you're not a student, there's also a free 1-Month Amazon Prime trial available.
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion. 

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Punker1234
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They are. one of them is liek $40 and another i believe is $95. The good news? I haven't replace a filter and my unit still spits out 12 TDS/PPM water. so unless you're using an insane amount of water, i think the filters will last you awhile. When i installed my unit, I put a $20 inline TDS meter so i can see what it's spitting out. Here [amazon.com].

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Yesterday 07:27 PM
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Punker1234Yesterday 07:27 PM
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Had this thing since 2021. Super solid unit. TDS creep exists but thats most undersink RO systems.
Yesterday 08:02 PM
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JoshiJ12Yesterday 08:02 PM
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Quote from Punker1234 :
Had this thing since 2021. Super solid unit. TDS creep exists but thats most undersink RO systems.
Are the replacement filters expensive?
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Quote from JoshiJ12 :
Are the replacement filters expensive?
They are. one of them is liek $40 and another i believe is $95. The good news? I haven't replace a filter and my unit still spits out 12 TDS/PPM water. so unless you're using an insane amount of water, i think the filters will last you awhile. When i installed my unit, I put a $20 inline TDS meter so i can see what it's spitting out. Here [amazon.com].
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fotofinish348Today 12:11 PM
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Is this good
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tommytgToday 01:42 PM
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If the claim of 1:1 vs 1:4 is true, I figure it will pay for itself in about a year. In for 1.
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SrMoreSunToday 03:44 PM
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They need to expand the faucet color selection (eg, black and gold). Having a silver faucet with another color combo is diabolical! If they do expand, I would've bought one a looooong time ago.
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test_subjToday 03:55 PM
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Tempted, but the only power under my sink is for the disposal. Needing an active plug under the sink kills it for me.

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MostBasedToday 04:09 PM
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I own this one. I had a APEC old school unit previously. Water comes out very slowly from this one in comparison. I heard they addressed this with the newer units.

Also, the G2 is NOT NSF/ANSI Standard 58 certified, which means it does not remove fluoride as much as the certified units, maybe ~85-95%. To reach that 1:1 drain ratio, the G2 likely uses a "looser" membrane or operates at a pressure where it doesn't reject quite as many ions as a 2:1 system would - this is the compromise.

The Waterdrop G5P500 is 500 gallons per day (vs G2 400 GPD) and NSF/ANSI Standard 58 certified, but has a 2:1 drain ratio at a similar price point:

https://a.co/d/0fqFrGxw

If I could do it over, I would go for 100% flouride free drinking water over the 1:1 ratio - unless I lived in California, of course.
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CheesecycleToday 04:10 PM
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Quote from test_subj :
Tempted, but the only power under my sink is for the disposal. Needing an active plug under the sink kills it for me.
Curious how else you would expect to power it?
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Quote from test_subj :
Tempted, but the only power under my sink is for the disposal. Needing an active plug under the sink kills it for me.
If a common double outlet, often the switch only controls one of the outlets..be sure to test.
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Type-EToday 04:21 PM
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Quote from Cheesecycle :
Curious how else you would expect to power it?
Regular RO filters simply use water pressure to operate.
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BoastfulMeat152Today 05:06 PM
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Quote from Type-E :
Regular RO filters simply use water pressure to operate.
what is the power source doing for this unit then?
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GreyRiver608Today 05:10 PM
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Quote from BoastfulMeat152 :
what is the power source doing for this unit then?
would be interested to know as well. i have seen this on sale a few times sparsely, been wanting to switch over but haven't gotten the drive yet
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ccbaddToday 05:17 PM
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Quote from BoastfulMeat152 :
what is the power source doing for this unit then?
This unit has a built in pump that requires power. I have an older version and plumbed it to my fridge for water and ice. Works great where my old setup without a pump barely got any water to the fridge.

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Ride_The_SkyToday 05:26 PM
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Quote from JoshiJ12 :
Are the replacement filters expensive?
This should be default required in for for anything that needs replacement filters. Air purifiers, water filters, etc..

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