Mysoda: Stylish Glassy Water Carbonator Made of Wood Composite and Aluminium (without CO2 Cylinder) with 1 Litre Glass Bottle & BPA-Free 1 Litre Plastic Bottle - Sage Green (Pigeon)

It seems a bit bulky at the beginning, but overall it is very beautiful. I particularly like the folding mechanisms for screwing in the bottles and gas containers. I also find the colours very harmonious. After a few weeks of use, however, you can already see signs of wear on the flap. Not bad, but not really nice either. All in all, a very harmonious appliance, made in Europe and with real glass bottles that have no expiry date.

The Glassy sits at the premium end of the home carbonator market and largely earns it, though not for the reasons the marketing emphasizes. The body material is the genuine differentiator: a 60/40 blend of polypropylene derived from crude tall oil and wood fibre — both sawmill and pulp industry byproducts. This isn't greenwashing through packaging — the structural material itself is bio-derived. The wood composite also produces a matte, anti-static surface that doesn't show fingerprints and dampens operating noise compared to standard ABS plastic units. It feels and sounds more substantial than SodaStream's lineup. The sliding door mechanism solves a real glass-bottle safety problem. Carbonating under pressure in glass requires a containment strategy — the Glassy's door keeps the bottle enclosed during carbonation, which addresses the burst risk that makes competitors' glass-bottle implementations nervous engineering. The quick-lock quarter-turn bottle attachment is reliable and fast. The critical purchase consideration: the glass bottle is proprietary to the Glassy and not cross-compatible with other Mysoda models or competitor machines. The plastic PET bottle included in the kit works with other Mysoda units. CO2 cylinder compatibility is broad — standard screw-in cylinders from any manufacturer work; SodaStream Quick Connect cylinders do not. In Canada, standard-thread refill availability is thinner than SodaStream's exchange network, so verify your local refill options before buying into this ecosystem over a SodaStream or Aarke. Design awards from iF and Red Dot are real, and in this case they track with actual build quality rather than being decorative credentials. This is a better-built object than most of its competition. Whether that justifies the price premium depends entirely on how much you care about the object sitting on your counter versus just having carbonated water.

Beautiful design and no plastic! I love that you can use it with a glass bottle. Even the body of the machine is made from a wood fiber composite. It makes great sparkling water and the functionality of the machine is very cool—the sliding door that opens with a hiss feels like activating a mini spaceship airlock lol

Stilvoll, eine hübsche Bereicherung der Küche. Besonders gefallen uns die Glasflaschen.

Mine had no co2 cartridge