SimPure Y7P-BW UV Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter, 5 Stage RO

First just for clarity of my review - This is my first water purifier I've ever owned. I live off well water in Texas. Thus would never trust or want to drink it as when I did a quick 'taste test' it just did not taste right. Also, noticed that if you look in your toilet bowel you might see some sediment sitting there - this is a good place to check, btw. Well, it was sand from over time. So I ordered an electronic water (ppm water tester) tester. Wanted to see what this well water would come in at. From what I understood is that if you score 40 or lower, then it's drinkable. My water straight from the tap came in at 849. Ouch! So I knew I needed a solution and my continued path of just buying bottled water is not it. I picked up this device and proceeded thru the setup which was very easy and fast to get the machine ready to take on water. Once you get the machine ready it needs to go thru a flush cycle which was very easy to do. Just fill the back container with water and put a container in front and send water to it, just taking the water from the back thru the filtration system to the front. You do this a few cycles, but my bonus was that I could test my water coming out with this device to see that it's gotten to where I would like it to be. Btw, I also used my tester up against water taking directly from bottled water too. Wanted to see what I was drinking and what score. Once I've done around 3 cycles of water, I felt I was at the right spot. Remember I started at 849. Btw, I've tested my water out of the tap at different times and you will get different results when working off well water, which btw, most would say well water should be pretty clean. I would get different scores but all of them were above 600. Again, my target is under 40 to make it drinkable. Bottled water came in at 25. When I tested after the 3rd flush cycle, my score was 30! Yes, 30! Thus my subject line of wow, just wow! This device just works and works beautifully. And my taste can't distinguish the difference from my bottled water to drinking from this. I just take a picture, fill it up and put it in the fridge. So how does this do it? Well, it has two filters in the back that will process around 528 gallons of water before you need to change them. These two filters (CF & RO filters) are just part of it, it also has UV purification too. And that UV continues to keep the water safe that is sitting after the purification step from the filters. CF is a composite filter for sediment which I know I have lots of. RO filter is your Reverse Osmosis filter that will remove a large amount of different contaminants. The tank in the back hold 1.3 gallons. There are 3 buttons for 6 oz, 12 oz. and 15 oz. As well, a button for continuous flow - which is very handy when filling up a pitcher. And THIS device happen to have a lot of video reviews from many different types of people who were the ones that gave me the idea of having a test unit to validate their findings and thus this helped me confirm I was buying the right product for me. I've been using this unit for a few months now and I wished I would have found it years ago. It just does a great job in giving me clean / drinkable water without me continuing to waste money on buying bottled water.

I’m a sucker for good-tasting, high-quality water, so I spent a long time looking for the right countertop RO system. I’m so glad I chose this one. The water quality is outstanding. It tastes crisp, clean, and much better than what I was drinking before. I even use my old Brita pitcher after this just because I love extra filtration, but honestly, the water already tastes fantastic on its own. It’s compact, easy to operate, and fits perfectly on my countertop without taking up much space. It has honestly made my daily routine better because I actually look forward to drinking water now. Highly recommended if you’re serious about water quality. This is one of those purchases that you’ll appreciate every single day.

I am extremely happy with my SimPure Y7P-BW UV reverse osmosis unit. The water tastes fantastic: clean, fresh, and delicious. It has made a noticeable difference compared to San Diego city water, and I feel very confident reyling upon it every day. The after-sales service has also been outstanding. When I needed help with the setup and had some confusion, the company contacted me personally by phone, explained exactly what action to take, and patiently guided me through each step. That kind of support is rare and very much appreciated.Excellent product, excellent water, and excellent customer service. Highly recommended.

I wish I could refund this product, but it did not start to produce foul tasting water until about a month in. Unfortunately the system failed just outside of the return window. TL;DR: - Internal reservoir causes the water to taste horrible after a month - Two expensive filter replacements required (at least) every 6 months (2 months in my case) - Misleading: advertised as easy to maintain, but requires constant maintenance - Instruction manual is occasionally unclear and seems to have been hastily translated into English - Go buy a standard Brita, Pur, or large storebrand filter tank to save yourself time and money I purchased this filtration system in February '24, and was ecstatic to find that the water which was filtered by this system had a great taste... for about a month and a half. When I first opened the package, I was surprised to find that the system required nearly 45 minutes to setup. Connect the system, fill the tank full, flush the system (takes at least 5 min.), refill the tank, and repeat for 5 cycles. I assume this is done to get the filters wet and simultaneously wash out all the dangerous residual chemicals from the factory. Interesting that the product page boasts "💧NO INSTALLATION REQUIRED - Simply plug it in and enjoy purified water instantly. Eliminating installation hassles and complex filter replacements." This was not my experience, and I would best describe much of the claims of ease to be outright misleading. While going through this initial system flush, I decided to read through the manual, which was... also interesting. I noticed many grammatical inconsistencies and odd word choices, which led me to imagine the manufacturing team hastily running their instructions through Google translate. English aside, I noticed that the manual instructs you to do the following: - Remove, empty, and rinse the tank once a day - Clean the tank, strainer, diversion sleeve, and valves at least once a month with soap and water - Run 10 tbsp. commercial descaling solution and/or 2.5L white vinegar through the system every 2-4 weeks (you will not have filtered water for at least 2 hours, and may have to repeat the process) Rest assured, you will spend more time than you think maintaining this system. In your first month of ownership you will likely feel that you have to perform only minimal maintenance, and you might even write a great review on how great the water tastes and how neat it is to have clean water at the press of a button during the day. But eventually, you will probably end up in the same boat as me, regretting that you threw over $360 at a product that did not perform as advertised. When I first noticed the water tasted bad, a little over a month in, I figured it was time to follow all of the cleaning instructions. After spending a portion of the day performing all of the tasks in the manual, I was left with water that tasted *almost* as good as it did out of the box. The taste, however, quickly deteriorated over the course of the following week. At this point, I begrudgingly decided to replace both filters (which were advertised to last up to 6 months) and perform a full flush and reset of the system. This seemed to temporarily improve the taste of the water, but after a couple of days, the water tasted bad again. At this point, the water tasted like it had been soaking in plastic... which led me to my hypothesis: the internal reservoir (which is unreachable for cleaning/maintenance) must be made of cheap plastic. The system filters your water through two seperate filters (great) but then dumps it into a cheap plastic container to be baked by UV light (not great). You nice, clean, filtered water is stored in a container that you cannot easily clean and which makes your water taste horrible after only a month of use. The price tag on this filtration system is not worth the trouble. If you cannot install a piped water filtration system or get a refrigerator that filters your water, I suggest going to a nearby store and picking up a Brita or Pur filtration tank, which has filters that need to be replaced once every 2-3 months, but which will perform as advertised at a much lower pricepoint. To the manufacturers: Please spell check your instruction manuals and consider replacing the current internal reservoir with a different material such as glass. I do not leave Amazon reviews, but this product irritated me to such a degree that I decided to let everyone know what my experience has been like. If you read this far, thanks for hearing me out, please consider a different water filtration solution.

I’ve been using the SimPure Y7P system consistently, and overall, it has met—and in several ways exceeded—my expectations. One of the most noticeable improvements has been the taste and clarity of the water. Compared to standard tap water, the difference is immediate: cleaner, crisper, and without the residual aftertaste that I had previously grown accustomed to. This has made a meaningful difference not only for drinking water but also for coffee preparation and general daily hydration. From a usability standpoint, I’ve also been impressed with the system’s efficiency and convenience. The setup process was straightforward, and the unit itself integrates seamlessly into my daily routine. The filtration speed has been consistent, and I’ve found that it produces water at a rate that comfortably keeps up with my needs without requiring frequent refills or interruptions. Additionally, the design is intuitive and user-friendly, which reduces friction in regular use—something I value highly in any home system. Another benefit I’ve noticed is the peace of mind that comes with knowing I’m using a reliable filtration system. Given increasing concerns around water quality, having a system that is both effective and easy to maintain has been a significant upgrade.

Our family likes this water purifier because the water does taste great and we know it’s clean. We have tested our water with a digital water tester, as well as water testing strips before and after filtration and the results speak for themselves. HOWEVER, the tank is really small for big water drinkers. In our home we have two adults and 3 kids (ages 9, 7, 1) and we have to refill the tank at least twice a day, if not more. It’s not a huge deal but it is annoying because you have to lift the tank off the base to dump the remaining water out and refill (you cannot just lift off the lid and add water to the tank - the tank actually has to be removed, you have the dump the remaining water - and there is always remaining water because once it gets to a certain level, it will not longer filter, - then, refill the tank, and let it begin filtering). Again, not a dealbreaker but it’s just annoying carrying the tank back and forth from the sink. I like how sleek the system looks but would love a slightly bigger tank so it doesn’t feel like we are constantly refilling it.

I've had a 5-stage water filter (the one that looks up the waterline) before when I lived in a house, and while it was automated and nice, I later learned it was inefficient with water compared to a system like this. Since then without a house, I had to suffer with poor refrigerator filtration until I found and bought this countertop solution. I've owned and used this daily since March 2024, for all my drinking and cooking water. I usually have to fill the tank once a day or every other day (for one person who tries to drink a lot of water). The first time I bought it and tested it, this filter's water tests at 20 PPM, which is incredible since my unfiltered tap tested at 281 PPM. It's fairly narrow, but tall so it fits on my countertop very nicely, leaving room for an instant pot and extra space on the short-side of my counter next to the sink. It's incredibly easy to use and set up out of the box, and also maintain. Just twist to replace the filters, fill with water and flush. Real ownership insight (2 years): - You'll need to learn not to spill water while filling this, I guess it's a good, little, regular hand and arm exercise. - Keep in mind the tank reservoir can get slimy as time goes on and hard to clean, I think that's more a problem with the water than the tank itself, but it's a cheap replacement that I don't mind (it took almost 2 years before I felt like I wanted a replacement). - The filters also last a fairly long time in my opinion and it tells you when you need to order one and change it, that's very nice. - The company is responsive and also honored their free extended warranty without hassle.

This is one of our wisest investments in our household. NJ water quality is so bad and it gets very salty every year after the snowmelt agent gets into the underground water after the winter. This machine gives us a new life with the cleanest and the most tasty water. As we live in a temporary apartment, the design makes it very convenient enough because we don’t need to redistribute the pipes. Definitely worth the money.

Water purifier is working as described, purified water tastes great, without the residual chemical taste from a Brita filter. Very satisfied with the product. Easy to use and no installation required. Just plug it in to get great and pure tasting water.

J'ai apprécié que le coli soit très bien emballé et protégé. L'appareil fonctionne très bien et nous sommes très satisfaits.

¡Gran producto! Si bebes mucha agua, tendrás que rellenarla con frecuencia.

Been using this machine for about a week and I must say that the water tastes amazing, just like the bottled ones that I really like. I didn't do any measuring but did watch a lot of video reviews from people who did and I saw that it reduces all the crap they put in water for about 98% which is superb. The fact that there's always around 20% water left inside that you need to replace before refilling the tank does not bother me to much, since we're the family of 3 and I replace the tank every other day, so it's really not a big deal.

La calidad de agua que filtra es muy buena. Pero, cada vez que une cambias el agua (lo cual es constante por la capacidad de 5 L del tanque), toma mucho tiempo y hace mucho ruido. Y algo a tomar en cuenta es que si no hay energía eléctrica, obviamente no funcionará.