Philips ADD5930BK Water Filtration System

Overview

Countertop reverse osmosis water filtration system from Philips with a compact 16.9 fluid ounce reservoir, built in ABS plastic and sized to sit on a counter without plumbing modification.

The slim 4.44-inch depth and pint-sized 16.9 fl oz reservoir point to a fill-and-dispense countertop design rather than a tank-fed system, meaning it holds one small batch of filtered water at a time rather than a standing supply. That smaller reservoir trades standing capacity for a footprint that fits on most counters without under-sink work.

• Reverse osmosis purification
• 16.9 fl oz reservoir
• Countertop install
• 12.83 x 4.44 x 13.86 in

Who it's for

Fits renters and small kitchens wanting reverse osmosis filtration without plumbing changes, refilling a small reservoir as needed. Less suited to households wanting a standing multi-gallon reserve on hand at all times.

Pros and cons

Performance notes

Reverse osmosis purification here works through a small reservoir rather than a pressurized tank, so output per fill is limited to the 16.9 fl oz capacity before a refill is needed. The ABS plastic housing and slim 4.44 in depth keep the unit light enough to move between counter spots if needed.

Specifications

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