Water Filter Camping – Electric Portable Water Purifier Survival, 0.01 Micron, 6-Stage Water Filtration System Survival with Emergency Lighting for Hiking, Backpacking, Travel – BK-2000

Nice, powered filter device, easy to charge via USB, filter works well. I use this to pump lake water into my RV as potable water. Takes about 15 minutes to filter 5 gallons and still has plenty of charge. Back flow the filter when done. Good to go.

WOW !!! I don't know where to begin … this deserves ten stars so far.Since there is no verifiable information on how effectively the filters in this product eliminate the Bacteria/Protozoa/Cyst/Microplastics etc, I have decided to add a small Sawyer filter in-line just before the pump.To mu surprise the contraption worked outstandingly well, pumping a whole liter of water in 2 minutes and 7 seconds from 5.5 feet below.This way the filters inside the pump will never get contaminated and the Sawyer filters will always be available.And, according to the available information, Sawyer Filters are rated up to 100,000 gallons .Yes. I replaced the original intake hose with 6 feet of food grade tubing thereby giving me a greater reach if I ever need it in the wilderness.To sum it up: this pump sucks big time , AND IT IS A GOOD THING !!!++++++++++++I took the filter on a recent hiking trip. We pumped over two gallons from a distance/height of over seven feet.The pump functioned flawlesslyEveryone agreed the water tasted much better than their tap water.I am VERY, VERY happy with this product.AND: it used less than 1/4 of the charge - three out of four lights remaining.

I hike a lot in the wilderness and this is the right side and weight to keep me safely hydrated.

I haven't had it for very long but it appears (after a minor modification), it may be more convenient then the Sawyer squeeze. The Sawyer squeeze filters out water quite nicely also but you'd have to fill the bag then squeeze out the water through the filter every time. This gets tedious so I've decided to go with this electronic solution. The only problem is the hose is bare and if used without any modification, it would need to be cleaned quite frequently, as for with the original design, it will be immersed in the container where the freshwater will be filtering into. If the hose is contaminated, grimy, etc. (which I found can be quite easy especially with it being placed conveniently in the same bag as the intake hose), then the water doesn't seem so filtered.So what I did was print out a 3D clip so that I can clip the hose onto the lip of whichever container I'm having the water filter into so that it does not interact with the water whatsoever. I think they should consider this as a possible accessory to include with perhaps a future model. One may also search for one of those fish tank hose holders that would hold the hose in place as well. Is just seems like without this bit of accessory the act of filtering the water becomes rather tedious as you'd have to either prevent the outtake hose from becoming contaminated or you'd have to clean the hose quite frequently especially after it rubs up against something such as fabric, dirt among others.

If you want to take someone out mess with their water. Without clean water you cant drink, clean stuff, or even wash up. This filter pump is compact and rechargable.

I read the reviews before I bought this that said the pump would automatically turn on by itself and you couldn't turn the light off or stop it from flashing. I assumed this was a fluke and not the norm. I was wrong. I ran the device for about 10 minutes after I purchased it to clean out the filter before taking it on a back country trip. It seemed to work okay, other than not producing a steady stream of water. After I took the hoses off and tried to charge it, it wouldn't show that it was charging. I turned the light on to make sure it wasn't completely dead, and then it completely malfunctioned. The light wouldn't turn back off and the pump would sporadically turn on. The light just kept flashing. I believe the issue is that although instructions tell you to fill the top cartidge area with water to prime the pump, water spills across the top once you put the cartridge back in and short circuits the electronics. The idea of this is great but the reality is that it is made too cheaply to actually work. Don't buy this. The description says that it's splash proof. It's been determined, this is a lie.In the end, I could not get it to turn off, despite putting it in front of a blow dryer for an hour. I had to sit it in the backyard for fear that it would burn my house down.

I bought mine before a boundary water trip the first year we had it, it worked like a charm! This past year when we went the thing died on me. It was fully charged and wouldn't shut off. Or it would turn on and off and would randomly in the bag turn on.$80.00 wasted in my opinion. VERY disappointed.

We took two of these with us to Kenya and we didn’t get sick from filtered tap water. During our last trip my daughter chose to brush her teeth without filtering and lost 40 lbs because of Giardia parasite. That says it all. The filtered water tastes good too.