VEVOR 1.1Gal Water Distiller, 0.3Gal/H, Distilled Water Maker Machine 750W 0-99H Timing Setting Temp Display, 304 Stainless Steel Countertop Distiller Glass Carafe Cleaning Powder 3 Carbon Packs, Red

So far it's working well. Time to distill is accurate. Fan is not super loud, but not quiet either. I put it in another room and crack the door as it heats up the room quite a bit. I'm not using the plastic collection container as my main goal is to reduce micro plastics. I use a glass carafe to collect the distilled water. The tip of this machine has a compartment to insert a small charcoal filter packet. I don't do this and the water still tastes fine. There was a slight metal taste during the first 3 runs, but it has gone away. I'm sure there was a little metal residue in the coil that needed to be washed out. The distiller seems well built and made to last. The water tastes like distilled water from the store, but without any plastic jug flavor. In my opinion, the glass carafe replacement for this device could be cheaper. I haven't cleaned it yet because it doesn't get very dirty. I leave a little water left over in the main tank so I can rinse it out easily. It has an auto off switch once the tank is empty. The price for this device was fair.

I LOVE THIS PRODUCT!!! It's quiet and works great. I havent experienced any leakage, I love the way it's built...it can fit in most places, it's easy to clean and extremely easy to use. No more running to the store to buy distilled water!

I love this distiller 😍 , I like the vibrant color. It runs quite enough, expect the temperature in the room to rise slightly, I find it best during spring and summer to turn on the air, to keep the room temperature cooler. I really like that it has an automatic shut off when the cycle is completed. It's easy to use. Cleaning is a breeze with regular cleaning. No more lugging water jugs from the store. I hope this is helpful 👌

The media could not be loaded. After not using distilled water in out GE Opal ice maker and learning a “HARD” lesson (pun intended) I was excited to find this contraption to distilled water. The short video demonstrates the sound the machine makes. I am thankful to have room/electric in my pantry as I would not want to listen to this baby cry for 4 hours. The picture with dark water is the grossness that was left behind have my first batch. Super disgusting to think we are drinking this. However the last image is the staining that was left after using the provided cleaner. I scrubbed and could not get this to come off. Not sure it matters but it does look burnt on. This is the only reason I didn’t give this 5 stars. Important side note; it did make my pantry quite warm. You will want sufficient ventilation. Otherwise invest in this! So worth it to not ruin your expensive appliances with tap water.

I’ve owned three of these. The first lasted about a year—just outside the 12-month warranty. The second made it only six months before it started shutting off randomly mid-cycle, often before the water even boiled. It now requires constant manual restarts to get through a single gallon. I bought a third, but confidence is low.When I contacted Vevor for warranty support, they asked for video of the problem—then told me to upload it through a system that doesn’t even accept video files. Their own documentation lists only static image formats. The upload link they provide sends you to WeTransfer, which then tells you to email someone. Meanwhile, they suggest contacting Amazon for returns, even though Amazon won’t handle a warranty claim after the return window closes.In short, the product is cheap because it’s not built to last, and the warranty exists mostly on paper. You’re buying a short-lived appliance with the expectation of no meaningful support. If that tradeoff works for you, fine. But know what you’re getting into.Update: After 12 days of trying to get support for my second failed unit, I can confirm the warranty process is a bad-faith stall. I sent photos and uploaded the requested video using their own WeTransfer instructions, then posted the link in the message thread. Instead of reviewing it or addressing the issue, they repeated the same generic instructions and dragged the process out without resolution.Eventually, Amazon had to step in and issue a refund because Vevor refused to honor their own warranty. The product is cheap for a reason—and if it fails, you’re unlikely to get meaningful support.

This is actually our 2nd Vevor Distiller, and over a year of EXTREME use the rubber seal finally gave in. We used it at least 2 times a day, and up to 5 times with family visiting. So it definitely did it's job and more.Asvststed it still works just the seal needed to be replaced and customer service with Vevor is great. I have had to talk with them twice about two different items and they always fixed the issues. Great product, works hard, monthly maintenance is easy and you can definitely tell the need for it. Use any food safe citric acid for cleaning as it works best and has multiple uses. The charcoal filter bags are pretty generic so you can order from anywhere.The only down side is the new Distiller electric cord doesn't feel as snug as the old version so if Vevor reads this please chose a better fitting cord. It still works but it could get unpugged fairly easy.

Perfect. Never run out of water for your CPAP machine again. Worth every penny.

I bought this because I was tired of paying for distilled water for my humidifier and the Zero water filters were costing a fortune. It works great, takes my 450+TDS tap water down to 1. Takes about 3 hours to do a gallon. I work from home so I just let it run in the kitchen during the work day. It is about as loud as a bathroom fan. Super easy to clean. After I've made a couple sometimes three gallons of water I take off the top and wipe it down, put about a 1/2 to 3/4 cup water in the unit, sprinkle in a table spoon or so of citric acid and turn it on (no lid) for about 30 seconds or so, swish the water around a bit and you will see the build up on the bottom of the container go away. Pour it out, give a good rinse, wipe down the sides and dry it off, put the top piece back on and ready to go. I'm averaging about 5 gallons a week so it won't take long to pay for itself at that rate. Fits on the counter top.