GRAYL GeoPress Replacement Filter & Purifier Cartridge
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About GRAYL GeoPress Replacement Filter & Purifier Cartridge
Overall Feedback:
91% positive
93% praised for its long-lasting durability, while 7% experienced a shorter lifespan
The design is durable, easy and quick to use. It filters out all kinds of debris and heavy metals, bacteria, virus, and chemicals.
I have found that the product is not durable enough to handle the supposed 300+ presses and 65 gal of water.
81% appreciated its easy cleaning, while 19% found it high maintenance
Using the Grayl filter saves money and eliminates the problem of plastic releasing harmful substances into the water.
I faced an issue with the fill line on the outer container being marked a little too high, causing overflow spill from the side. However, I found a solution by filling to about a centimeter below that line and it worked great.
91% found it easy to using, while 9% had difficulties
If it takes more than 10 seconds to press the Grayl to filter water, the filter cartridge will soon need to be replaced.
I had difficulty pushing the device down when the water was in the bottle to filter it, which affected my ease of use. I rated it 4 stars for ease of use.
The product is bulky, heavy, requires force to use, and doesn't hold much water.
93% appreciated its effectiveness
GRAYL is a fantastic item with superb design that filters out heavy metals, bacteria, virus, cyst, and chemicals of all kinds.
I have used the filter while traveling to remote areas of other countries and it helped me avoid getting sick or suffering from travelers diarrhea.
91% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 9% found it bulky
I have requested the company to make some changes to the product to make it more portable. Specifically, I would like a lower profile lid for the Grayl GeoPress so that it can fit inside a slim side pouch on a backpack, or a taller version of the Grayl Ultralight with a slim profile lid that has a twist top to let air escape.
72% praised for its fast water flow rate, while 28% found it slow
After 20-25 presses, it gets tough to push down and takes at least a minute or more to press down.
74% liked its ability to filter large quantities of water, while 26% found it limited
Even with clear tap water, it is tough to press the product after so few presses, although it is supposed to handle 300+ presses (around 65 gal. water).
