
Brita Water Filter Pitcher 6 Cup
- Material Type
- Polystyrene
- Weight
- 1.4 pounds
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A standard Brita countertop pitcher with two ion-exchange filters included, an easy way to keep filtered water cold and ready in the fridge.

Buyers who switched from Brita describe clearer, better-tasting water from this two-stage dispenser, with a minority reporting spigot leaks worth watching for.

A fast, battery powered filter pitcher for households that hate waiting for water to drip through. Carbon filtration improves taste and chlorine but leaves dissolved solids, and the battery needs charging.

Slow to pour but broad in what it removes, this pitcher rewards patience with genuinely long filter life.

A no-install carbon filter pitcher sized for one or two people rather than a large family.

A compact 5-cup Brita pitcher that works for light, single-user filtering needs rather than a household's main water supply.

Worth choosing over a plastic pitcher specifically for the glass construction, with a 2.4-liter capacity that covers more than a single refill.


A straightforward small-capacity pitcher for anyone who wants better-tasting tap water without installing anything, not built for households that drink through more than a few glasses at a time.

Reviewers back up the filtration claims with less scale in kettles and coffee makers, making this a solid single-person pitcher, though the pour spout has drawn at least one real complaint.


A straightforward plastic filter pitcher from an established filtration brand, reasonable for anyone who wants filtered water in the fridge without plumbing work.


A standard plastic filter pitcher from an established brand, reasonable for everyday tap water filtering if you don't need documented certification numbers.

A minimal-footprint pitcher aimed at one person's daily water rather than a shared household supply, with a bundle of filters included to offset early replacement costs.

A 10-cup Brita pitcher for households that want fewer refills, using the brand's standard activated carbon filtration.

A stainless steel alkaline pitcher at 1.9 liters, holding a 4.3 rating from 1,600 reviews, best suited to buyers who specifically want alkaline water over plain filtering.

A solid choice for a single person or couple who want noticeably cleaner tasting water without a full-size dispenser, as long as the ongoing filter cost is budgeted for.

A PUR activated carbon countertop pitcher holding a 4.3 rating from 1,500 reviews, with exact volume capacity unclear from the listed data.

A glass, activated carbon filter pitcher from Waterdrop for countertop use, though buyers should confirm actual fill capacity before purchase.


A basic entry-level carbon filter pitcher from an established brand, reasonable for small-volume, fridge-door filtering rather than whole-household use.

A freestanding carbon filter pitcher with a 200-gallon filter-life rating, a reasonable choice for everyday tap water filtering without installation.
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