Ninja’s First-Ever Water Filter Has Already Won Us Over. Here’s Why
Turning ruby Kool-Aid into pure water was just one of the things that impressed me about Ninja’s new water filter.
Ninja has launched its first-ever water filter, the HydraSense, which has already impressed users. Unlike most filters on the market, HydraSense preserves beneficial minerals like calcium, magnesium, and potassium in filtered water, resulting in better taste. It's certified by the National Sanitation Foundation to remove chlorine, chloramine, lead, volatile organic compounds, PFAS (forever chemicals), and microplastics.
Unlike other filters, HydraSense has a built-in monitor that notifies when a filter needs replacement, and a single filter lasts for 120 gallons. Users also appreciate the instant dispensing feature due to its unique pressure system and the option to set custom pour settings, including slow pour for filling ice trays without creating a mess.
Priced at $200 (currently discounted to $160), the HydraSense offers excellent value compared to competitors like the Brita Hub and reverse osmosis filters.
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