In particular the permeate pump makes it more usable and less prone to clogging and the 'insta-hot' option is great for tea/coffee. I'm not a fan of their branding and vague NSF certifications but likewise see fewer red flags with them than their competitors. Eg it's made in the USA, they've been around for a while, they have a few patents to their name, and their based out of Phoenix where the water tastes like garbage so they probably dog food their product.
For something less daunting and ready to go I've heard good things about the Waterdrop G3 P800 RO System but they do have an affiliate system so who knows how trustworthy they are: https://www.ro-system.org/waterdrop-g3-p800-review/
https://www.theperfectwater.com/reverse-osmosis https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9RqoPpZbszY
In particular the permeate pump makes it more usable and less prone to clogging and the 'insta-hot' option is great for tea/coffee. I'm not a fan of their branding and vague NSF certifications but likewise see fewer red flags with them than their competitors. Eg it's made in the USA, they've been around for a while, they have a few patents to their name, and their based out of Phoenix where the water tastes like garbage so they probably dog food their product.
My only wish is to upgrade the remineralization process to 'set and forget' a profile as described in this post on how to DIY name brand mineral waters: https://khymos.org/2012/01/04/mineral-waters-a-la-carte/
For something less daunting and ready to go I've heard good things about the Waterdrop G3 P800 RO System but they do have an affiliate system so who knows how trustworthy they are: https://www.ro-system.org/waterdrop-g3-p800-review/