Bluevua RO100ROPOT-LITE Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System, 5 Stage Purification, 3:1 Pure to Drain, Portable Water Purifier (No Installation Required) (Blue)

Update: We have been using this machine for about a week and we could not be happier. We get consistent results processing around 2-3 gallons per day, and the water always tastes clean and crisp. We also did a blind tasting, among the members of the family, using Fiji bottled water and 3 out of 4 people had hard time to tell the difference or which one they prefer. I personally preferred the taste of Fiji water, but the difference is almost nonexistent. Fiji is rich in silica and that may have been what was the small difference in taste was, but again it was near to nothing. Original review: We live in Manhattan and we have soft water coming out from our tap, it normally tastes as tap water. For years we were using a caraffe and filter (Invigorated Water) and we were happy with the quality of that water, although we were also ordering a lot of Poland Spring 1-gallon bottles, probably well more than 500$ a year. Also, the caraffe filters were costing 200$ a year or more since they do not last longer than 3-4 weeks. With this system we can stop ordering water bottles all together, the resulting water is that good. I would say the resulting water is as good as the expensive bottled water like Voss or Fiji. Water was very good with zero bitterness from the get-go even without using the remineralizer cartridge. With the remineralizer it tastes a little different, but it was hard to discern. Anyway, since the re-mineralizing cartridges are only 30$ a year we will use them. It was well packaged, instructions are clear, and it looks very good on the counter, it has a reminiscence of Apple design. Our unit came with the re-mineralizing cartridge included as well. Anyway, so far, we are supper happy, it takes only 3 minutes and 20 sec for processing a full caraffe, and a full tank of water is enough to process water for filling 2 caraffe, which are 2.4 liters in total. It is quiet on operation and was very easy to set up.

Product: Bluevua RO100ROPOT-Lite (UV) Reverse Osmosis System Countertop Water Filter, 7-Stage Purification with UV and Remineralization, purchased June 2025 Most Florida water—whether city or well—rarely tastes or smells good. For decades, I relied on store-bought spring water. As I’ve gotten older (I’m in my 60s now), it’s become harder to find spring water that tastes pleasant. Because of this, I was drinking less water, which led to dehydration and edema. Since purchasing this Bluevua RO system, I’ve been drinking much more water, and the swelling from dehydration has improved noticeably. The water tastes clean, fresh, and pure. I use it for drinking and cooking. Instead of driving to multiple stores only to leave empty-handed, I now make and bottle my own water at home. I use large Ball canning jars to store the water, so I always have crystal-clear, great-tasting water available. Ease of Use: The initial flush of the system is a typical new filter flush. The on-going filtration process is quick and easy: fill the container, place it in the unit, select the desired amount (½ or full carafe), press start. The unit is a countertop unit—no plumbing required—and plugs into a standard outlet. Filters only need to be replaced once a year, which is convenient and easy to remember. Performance: • The RO process strips everything from the water, including minerals. The included remineralization filter adds back beneficial minerals, which is what makes the water taste so good. • My tap water looks cloudy even after running it through a PUR faucet filter, but once it’s processed through the Bluevua system, it’s crystal clear. The difference is striking. • The system removes chlorine taste and odor from resort well water, along with bacteria and other contaminants. Additional Information: • Each day I use the unit; I discard the first 8 ounces. Additionally, I dump out the contaminated water that collects in the bottom container before refilling. (The contaminated water is identified as all water falling below a line on the container). This step is important—if skipped, I can understand how someone might become ill, as some reviewers have noted. • Filtering takes time. It takes me about 30 minutes to fill all my canning jars. • The canister of water must be seated securely in the base, or it will leak. • The unit came with one mineral filter. The mineral filter is inserted in the top of the carafe. The filtered water pours through it to re-mineralize the filtered water. It is easy to put in and take out. • It includes a fruit infuser insert. However, I prefer water plain. I bottle it immediately to keep it pure. • In my opinion, this unit is best suited for one or two people. A larger family might need a bigger system or a whole-house RO filter. Overall: I’m very happy with this purchase—my only regret is not buying it sooner. I’ve been using it for three months now and follow the instructions carefully, filtering my tap water first through a PUR faucet filter and then through the Bluevua system. I consider this a worthwhile investment for my overall health and well-being.

I purchased this unit back in Nov 2023. It has been making about two to three of the containers per day on average since I bought it. My tap is around 210-240. Just today the filter dropped from 4 bars of health to 3 bars after 4 months of daily use. My only issue is with the built in mineral reader that usually shows 15-25 on average. The only discrepancy I have is that my other two stand alone mineral reading devices show the purified water to be about twice the reading than the one in the unit, usually 30-40. 30 is still good but with my other two independent readers I have never seen it below 20 except for the first couple weeks when it was new and the internal was reading 8-10. The water tastes great, I do not mind dumping the brine water that others complain about. I guess you need to understand that in order for this filter to last it needs to regurgitate the minerals so the filter doesn't quickly clog. I think for the size, quality of output and price point, black Friday sale, $199, I give it 5 stars. Should I need another one I would buy another in the future. My local grocery charges about $2 a gallon for purified water so even with the replacement cost of the filter I am way ahead in savings. Also, I am not lugging plastic jugs into the house and then into the trash once I am finished. Many I see here have issues with water waste, or functionality, or noise or what ever. I find its very easy to use, works very well, and I have no problem dumping the little left over brine water into my plants. I would recommend this to someone with limited space and doesn't have more than a couple of people in the household. Update: 12/2/24 I have had this filter for a year now and it has worked flawlessly. Even though the filter indicator is now down to a single bar it is still filtering water around 10-11ppm which on my independent reader is actually around 20ppm. My tap water lately reads about 220ppm so the filter works really well. The ppm indicator on the unit basically shows half of what I find to be the actual reading. A reading of 10ppm is 20 on my two other hand held ppm indicators. Never the less, even 20 is very acceptable. For most of the time it reads 7-8 but now is creeping a bit higher. I will buy another filter and continue using it. I would recommend this unit for 1-2 people who consume 3-4 liters a day like myself. I have read some of the reviews and I am not sure how come some have issues dumping the brine water out of the container. It is a water filter and the back-flush is how it purges minerals to filter more water. If this really bothers you to have this extra step, buy a unit that back-flushes brine on its own. I feel, for the price point, this filter has done a great job and has saved me a lot of money buying bottled water. I would recommend this product. Update....4/6/25, my original filter lasted from 12/1/23 until 4/06/25. I filter two or three of the pitchers a day. I have been testing the water with my independent TDS meter every so often and it still reads about double what the machine reads. So is the machine reads 09 then its really about 18 TDS. Anything below 40 is very good so I am very happy with this little unit. The purified water I used buy at the store is about 12-18ppm. This machine has saved me a lot of money. I typically use about 3 - 4 gallons a week for just drinking at my house. That adds up to at least 12 gallons or 24$ a month. So with the cost of the machine, 199$ on sale when I bought it, and thats 384$ in water at the store. Now I just bought a new filter for 70$ so I will save 314$ by filtering at home. This machine has performed flawlessly and I would buy it again or recommend to a friend.

Just received works as expected. Easy to use not anything complicated setup. Water tastes better. Now filtered water TDS is 10. Need to see how long the filter lasts. Felt price is little higher.

I’ve been using the Bluevua RO100ROPOT-Lite (UV) for a while now, and I’m really impressed with the water quality. The taste is clean and fresh, and the added UV filtration gives extra peace of mind. Setup was extremely easy—no plumbing or installation required, just plug it in and start using it. I like the compact countertop design and the glass carafe, which feels more premium than plastic. The TDS display is a nice touch to monitor water quality. Filtration is a bit slower than a regular filter, but that’s expected with reverse osmosis. Overall, it’s a great choice for apartments or anyone who wants high-quality drinking water without the hassle of installation.

Bluevua RO100ROPOT-Lite(UV) Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter System, 7-Stage Purification with UV and Remineralization, 3:1 Pure to Drain, Portable Water Purifier (Blue) Bluevua ROPOT-Lite(UV): The One-Year Performance Review The Bluevua ROPOT-Lite(UV) remains a top-tier choice for countertop purification. After a full year of daily use, the system is reliable, and the water quality is as impressive as day one. Key Highlights: • Precision Maintenance: Waiting until the filter meter reached its final bar (approx. 12 months) proved to be the ideal time for a deep clean. Performing a full descale and sanitize at this stage cleared out a year's worth of mineral buildup. Btw, the descaling and sanitizing kits aren’t included. • Smart TDS Monitoring: The integrated TDS monitor provides real-time transparency, displaying the PPM (parts per million) of the filtered water. This allows you to visualize the RO membrane's efficiency. • Intuitive Controls: The Filtering (Water-Making) button and Flush button provide easy one-touch operations. Normally following each filter, it’ll automatically perform a quick back flush. • Superior 7-Stage Purity with 1 single filter: The combination of RO filtration, UV sterilization, and remineralization produces water that js exceptionally crisp and clean. Unlike some systems needing multiple filters, this system offers the convenience of using just a single filter that lasts at least 12 months with daily use. - [ ] Excellent Efficiency: Its 3:1 pure-to-drain ratio significantly reduces water waste compared to traditional models, making it one of the most eco-friendly countertop options on the market. 1 full tank yields approximately 1.5 carafe of clean drinkable water. The carafe is 40oz (1200ml). According to the TDS/PPM display, the filtered water that comes out typically reads between the range of 5ppm-12ppm. In summary, it’s a terrific investment to have clean water at your disposal without needing to invest in an entire RO unit under the kitchen sink, or without needing to continuously purchase outside bottled or refillable water. Granted for a larger household >2-3 people, a larger system may be required. That said, this Bluevua ROPOT-Lite manages to pack high-end 7-stage purification—including UV sterilization and remineralization—into a sleek, portable design that requires zero installation.

My girlfriend and I started using this product during the Memorial Day weekend. It came well packed and was easy to set up and get started. I think the instruction booklet is very good and easy to follow. The one instance I contacted customer service, I was really impressed. That was just a question about the filter. I tested our softened well water, which was not very drinkable, at 490 (on a TDS meter). We flushed the new filter as described and after running several cycles of filtered water, the readings on the machine's TDS were in the 10-40 range mostly. They settled into the 15-25 range after further filtering. This is well within the 90-95% filter rate expected by the product. Yes, there is waste water but not as much as I expected. This machine is relatively quick and quiet. Easy to operate and takes up less space and is very portable. You can stop the filtering process at any time. We have several 32 and 64 ounce Mason jars that we filled with water for storage in the fridge and on the counter. The larger 64 ounce jar even fits in where the carafe sits. I liked the taste right off the bat, but my girlfriend needed an extra additive. We put in about 4-5 drops of concentrated mineral solution into a full carafe (40 ounces) and the taste was more to her liking. The older cat seems to like the water as she drinks it often. The pros: This filtering machine works well and produces really nice, clean water. It works just as described. The cons: None really. Be aware that during the 30 second back flushing, a few drops of water may drip in the front where the carafe would sit and there may be a very small amount of water on the back ledge where the tank sits when it is removed for filling. This is very minor and in no way affects the operation of the product. We just have a small wash cloth handy if it is needed to soak up the few drops. I really liked the fact that this machine uses only one filter. Hopefully it lasts 9-12 months. Time will tell. It is good for 1-2 people. We are both retired and the ROPOT-lite is perfect for us. I expect we will use it almost daily. It is well made and looks durable. The blue color is sweet as my S/O loves it. We didn't want to spend a fortune on a water filtering system. We looked at some in the $1,000-$1,500 range but that was too much to spend. I looked at under the sink R/O options and distilled water machines. We live in an apartment and are limited as to what we can install. Overall, I am very satisfied with this purchase. I didn't mind spending $300 for good clean water and the convenience of making it on demand. Now, we know what we will be drinking without wondering if the water is really safe or not. After spending a few months doing research on water filtering, I think this unit is the best option for us. I think this product came on the market about a year ago, so I hope it will last quite a while. You can trust customer service if you have a need as they are very friendly and responsive. FURTHER UPDATE: 12/28/2023...Product has been working well but I recently had a minor issue. I contacted customer service and once again they were prompt and responsive in dealing with my problem. I am very satisfied.

The Bluevua is a great water filtering system and is perfect for our kitchen counter. The water tastes great and there’s not even the slightest bit of chlorine flavor left. It is functional, not too heavy, and durable. We use the filtered water without the mineral enhancer to mix our newborn daughter’s formula powder with and she loves it and is in great health. We had a leak in our first unit but Derek from support made sure we received a replacement unit within a few days. I can highly recommend this product.