LifeStraw Go Series BPA-Free Water Filter Bottle for Travel and Everyday Use
What we analysed
BVR’s AI bot is continuously reading, learning and evolving to generate reviews.
30,000 reviews
covering
54 products
for the category
Camping & Hiking Water Filters
Experiential insights by users
About LifeStraw Go Series BPA-Free Water Filter Bottle for Travel and Everyday Use
Overall Feedback:
98% positive
95% praised for its long-lasting durability, while 5% experienced a shorter lifespan
I have found the bottle to be sturdy and resilient, handling regular use without any issues.
I have mixed feelings about the handle of the product. It has a large opening and thin walls, making it easy to carry or clip to a bag, but it is less convenient than a bottle with a built-in handle and a flip-up mouthpiece. I am also skeptical about the thread durability.
It is difficult to drink from and requires a lot of effort to suck the water through the mouthpiece.
98% appreciated its easy cleaning
The bottle is easy to clean with a standard brush, making it convenient for camping and hiking trips.
99% found it easy to use
It's relatively easy to use - just assemble the "straw" part, fill the bottom with water, and sip through the spout at the top like any water bottle.
Filling and using the bottle is easy, but there is an interesting instruction in section 4.
Once I get the hang of using the straw and filter, the product is incredibly convenient and easy to carry around.
The bottle is easy to disassemble and clean with its threaded design.
97% appreciated its effectiveness, but 3% questioned its effectiveness
I recommend this product for travel and everyday use, especially in places where the water potability might be questionable.
The effectiveness of our product depends on the use case.
97% liked its lightweight and compact design, but 3% found it bulky
The filter has a wide handle for easy grip and fits into most water bottle sleeves, making it portable.
The product was a good size and fit in the side pocket of my backpack during my 10 day trip to Europe. It was also durable when dropped.
In situations where sharing is necessary, such as group hikes or family outings, this could be inconvenient.
The bottle is not portable as it cannot be attached to a carabiner and the lid unscrews easily, causing the bottle to fly around.
87% praised for its fast water flow rate, while 13% found it slow
It takes a little more effort to suck the water out than through a free flowing straw, but it's expected as it's going through a filtration membrane.
The lowest hole in the filter is about an inch off the bottom of the bottle, which feels like a design flaw.
96% liked its ability to filter large quantities of water, while 4% found it limited
The water bottle works well, although its capacity of 0.65L could be bigger.
When the bottle is filled, it feels a bit heavy to carry around, which can be cumbersome during long hikes or busy days.
