I bought this pitcher 6 months ago and the indicator light is no longer working. Upset, bc now I'm going to have to purchase another Brita product when this one should've lasted longer than 6 months.

Bought and no filter or directions were including ded

We bought this for our son in college. He used it all semester but we found out when we were bringing him home that the lid with the filter indicator makes the water taste and smell like a battery. It's like the battery is leaking or something weird like that. He used it all semester without the lid. So I guess it did it's job but I am worried about the safety of this product.

I love the product, but trying to find a filter.for the full faucet filter

I JUST brought this Tahoe home and set it up, so I will adjust my review as needed. However, the FIRST thing I notice is how painfully SLOW this thing is to filter. Brita Consumer Care told me the Elite filtered water six (6) times faster than the standard filter. I can't believe this is actually true, because if it is then the standard filter must take ALL DAY to filter. Let me say another thing: I am coming from years of using Brita's awesome STREAM filters, but after talking with Consumer Care, I was told that entire Stream line has been discontinued--which is why I went with this Tahoe Elite. May I ask Brita why? WHY would you quit on a system that set you apart from your competitors??? The "filter as you pour" feature of the Stream filters is AWESOME, and was the main reason I've been with Brita for so long; and, the only reason I shopped for and chose this Tahoe Elite is because I was looking to replace my Stream Rapids pitcher because the LED indicator battery finally died, and for some stupid reason you can't get simple little indicator as a replacement part--all because of a little button cell battery (even though you can find repair/replacement procedures on YouTube). SOOOO...I had settled on a Cascade Stream pitcher which is 12 cups instead of the 10 cup capacity of my original Rapids pitcher. BUT, after talking with Consumer Care and finding out that this Stream system has been phased out (AND seeing online complaints about how hard it is to find Stream replacement filters), I thought, "Why search all over to find another Stream pitcher when the filters are being phased out anyway--leaving me with a useless pitcher?" So, I got this Tahoe today--and I HATE how slow it takes for the water to filter through. I haven't even tasted the water yet, but because of how slow this thing is to refill compared to the Stream "filter as you pour" advantage--well, the water better taste like Evian. One suggestion to Brita: BRING BACK THE STREAM "filter as you pour"! I understand if this "Elite filter tech" takes longer to filter because of more media to pass through, etc., but surely your designers/engineers can come up with SOMETHING faster or more like the Stream. Otherwise, you're no different than your competition--especially if there's no difference in taste.

I bought this because I was tired of buying water. The town I grew up in the water was amazing and where I'm living now the water has a funny taste. This pitcher was a godsend.

We've used Brita for 12 years, probably 4 total pitchers. We recently replaced our pitcher again and are disappointed to see the product quality has gone way down. Everything about it seems overall weaker and prone to breaking. Not sure this version will last more than a year. We will certainly be moving on from Brita after this.

My health has improved! Sore aching joints a thing of the past. The feeling of drinking safe water Is great?

We have had this Pitcher for a bit and it has worked out really good. We use a lot. The only thing is that I need to get a bigger one.

So far, the system seems to be working well. Improved taste and hopefully it is removing contaminates. Does the filter remove arsenic in tap water? Our city keeps alerting the community to arsenic levels in tap water.