The demand for high-quality water filtration continues to spike. There are dozens of brands, all claiming to have the best system for cleansing your water and protecting you from lead, organic compounds, microplastics and forever chemicals. Water filters come in a range of types — whole-house, under-sink, filter pitchers and countertop units, and there are pros and cons to each, but a recent entry from Ninja, the innovative kitchen brand’s first-ever water filter, caught my attention.
The Best Countertop Water Filters, Lab-Tested by CNET
I got a first look at the $200 HydraSense ahead of launch. It won me over with an easy-to-use design…
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