The Best TANKLESS Reverse Osmosis System in 2024...? How the Waterdrop G3 P800 is Changing the Game

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📒 Show Notes 📒

4️⃣ G3 P800 IAPMO Certifications to NSF Standards

⏰ Chapters ⏰
0:00 The Best Reverse Osmosis System...? How the Waterdrop G3 P800 is Changing the Game
0:29 Price
1:16 Unique Features
2:02 What I Like About the G3 P800
3:37 The Things I Don’t Like So Much
5:11 Who I Would Recommend This System To

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In this video, Brian reviews the Waterdrop G3 P800 under sink point of use reverse osmosis system. This Waterdrop G3 P800 review goes over the key features that sets this system apart from other point of use RO units. We also discuss the 6 reasons why we love this system, as well as a few things we wish they had done a bit differently, who we’d recommend this water filter for and who might want to consider something else.

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[farmerbob]

My G3P600 doesn't make much noise. I took a 1/2" softish styrofoam panel and put it on the wall and slid the unit tightly up against it. The noise comes from the unsupported case acting like a speaker and direct induction. The foam takes care of all of that. Also our TDS readout says 008. The standard for "Excellent" water quality is 50-150. So I'm wondering . . . But I must say, if it's not the placebo affect, the water does look severely clearer, kinda "crystalline".

So far it looks too good to be true . . . fingers crossed.

[ronnietruman]

Can someone explain how the filter can be effective with a 1:3 waste ratio? I know wasting water is not good, but the laws of physics state that an RO membrane will not work as well when the waste side of the filter has high concentrations of contaminants.

I’ve read several reviews stating the water drops don’t filter as well as 1:1 waste systems.

[Nightshade-]

Apparently the radium in our municipal water is extremely high. Does this remove it? Also, I see that it's pretty much all plastic. How much bpa or bps or whatever other plastic crap is leached into the water?

Have you found any water filter system that has zero plastic? To me, this is very important.

[MrBrianDuga]

I've heard that RO systems can grow mold. Maybe this system isn't so risky in that it doesn't have a holding tank. Are you able to do a follow-up test after 6(?) month period to see if that's occurring on any of the RO systems you test/review?

[udanceever]

thanks for the review. I think the biggest thing holding me back is that the filters aren’t standardized. I feel like if the company goes bust or discontinues this product for whatever reason, I pretty much have a dsyfunctional system I just invested $1k in.

[Dabobeans]

Thanks for the $200 discount code. I just purchased a system today and I'm looking forward to installing it.

[longgone]

Like your home the sink is located on an exterior wall, with a finished Sheetrock interior and a duplex outlet. By code in my county these two outlets are on two different circuits. Each is dedicated to a specific appliance- dishwasher on a 20a breaker and garbage disposal on a 15a breaker with GFIC in garage. To make it more complicated the base cabinet has a back. Only a small rectangular hole for access to outlet. The valves and drain penetrate the cabinet and are finished with escutcheons. And to make matters worse we have a very deep farmhouse style sink that requires a Houdini type to even see said plumbing valves! We can’t put this in since sink drops down too far, there’s no outlet. Argh!

[g.thandi]

What is your opinion on the fact that reverse osmosis systems can potentially lower the mineral content of water by removing beneficial minerals along with contaminants?

[pmeiler]

Can you clarify what you said about needing an entirely new outlet and the filter not being able to share outlets with a garbage disposal? They can't both be plugged into the two sockets of a single outlet?

[stardust]

lol! For hot water---I own a tea kettle! thanks for the over-view

[AdanReza-xu]

Purchase the unit a few weeks ago, since my kitchen is being renovated. I thought it would be a great addition. Our sink already has a water filter spout on it checked that the line was compatible. 1/4 PE water line.. do you think this would be an issue not having the water drop spout?

[jenny_avocado]

Great channel and content. Appreciate the salient material that is data driven. Have you ever tested the Kinetico K5? If not, would you consider it? Many thanks for your great work. Keep it up. All the best from Napa, Ca.

[bobmcmahon]

Awesome video - I appreciate it. Does this require two free outlets or just one? It looked like you had one outlet free but it sounded like this unit has 2 plugs.

[kellybixby.]

Thanks for sparking the great conversations around the Waterdrop G3P800. I'm planning to use it in treating well water and will have a pre-filter in place for sediment, iron, manganese, and sulfur. I'm hopeful this is a great solution . . . just need to make sure my water pressure can handle all the filtration.

[河-sl]

Hi, the website claims that installation is designed to be DIY. Was the installation simple and straightforward? What steps are needed?

[Truth]

Customers have found a cancer-causing chemical (methylene chloride aka dichloromethane) in the RO water purified by the Waterdrop A1 Reverse Osmosis Hot Cold-Water Dispenser. There was also a second group of chemicals (xylenes) found in the purified water which have been linked to causing nervous system damage. Many customers are concerned and waiting for a proper response.

[stbentoak]

We want the convenience of front filter and tankless design but are only a family of 2-4.... But we still want fast glass filling, and lowest reasonable noise possible. We are on city water that is not terrible...What Waterdrop unit (Or others..) do you recommend for this application?

[tranquilmind]

I tried searching the NSF database to see if the G3 P800 is really certified. When I type Waterdrop I get a ton of results but cant seem to find the model in this video. Were you able to find it?

[johngrade]

Awesome video! Would love to see the lab results from this too

[YHLQMDLG]

Is the G3 P800 NSF Certified? I see that it's IAPMO Certified but NSF is the gold standard. Can't find any documentation of it on the NSF product and service listings.