Bobble Classic Water Bottle, Filtered Water, BPA-Free Reusable Bottle, Soft Touch Carry Cap with Replaceable Carbon Filter for Sustainable Water and Hydration 18.5 oz - 2 Pack (Black)

As expected and well packaged.

Small, convenient, and refillable. You won't miss your hydration goal with this with you. It takes tap water and makes it taste clean. I don't like drinking without one. The only complaint is that it can be a little drippy from time to time. Take a sip if you top it off right away, so it won't get your clothes wet. Other than that, it's perfect.

Works for the most part, except I have to hold the top up to drink, as it naturally slides back down a bit.

Used to be GREAT, but the quality has TANKEDI used to love these bobbles, but the quality has recently tanked. Very specifically, there are two new quality issues, as I describe below.1) The nozzle that you drink from has been cheapened such that it partially closes on you as you're drinking, meaning that you have to (i) use much more suction pressure to get less volume of liquid, or (ii) tolerate a significantly reduced volume of liquid as you drink; or (ii) use your front teeth to pull the nozzle out while you are drinking to prevent it from partially closing. I find each of these three options to be very inconvenient at best.2) The plastic cover has been cheapened such that it gets tangled upon itself when you try to unscrew/screw the entire top assembly to refill it with water. Note that there is a workaround of removing the cover, then unscrewing the nozzle/filter assembly, then refilling, then screwing back in the nozzle/filter assembly, then pushing the cover back on. This is a smaller inconvenience, but still annoying - especially since this has never been an issue in the past.In short, I used to use bobbles all the time, but no more. This reduction in quality is severe and unacceptable.

I bought a few of these because I would like to get away from buying disposable water bottles. We have not been using them long so I can’t speak to how long they will last but they don’t seem particularly durable. Given the price, however, I still think I will come out ahead compared to all the disposables I was buying.Pros:saves money on disposable water bottlesCute color options so my kids know whose is whoseSmaller bottle fits in backpack water bottle pockets and car drink holdersCons:If you try to drink out of it normally instead of squeezing like a sports bottle, the nozzle does close on you.Makes a swishing sound when refilling with air. Doesn’t bother me but I can see where it might bug others.Larger bottle is harder to squeeze than smaller.Wish opening was larger to make easier to clean or add ice.All in all my kids seem to like these better than I do. I prefer the Phillips Gozero. I’m including a picture comparing the two sizes with a regular water bottle for reference.

I bought it to take on a trip. I could fill it with water anywhere and be confident that the filter would do its job. The water does not spill, its lid is secure.Avoid hot water and carbonated water.

I've used and loved Bobble for years now, but in the last year the quality of the mouthpieces have gone down. This order was the worst, both nozzles have developed hairline cracks right along the top of the bottle, which means every time you squeeze it or suck on it, droplets of water leak out. Both tops were only in use for less than 2 weeks before the cracks developed, I suffered through a month of a cracked mouth piece leaking on me before I gave up and replaced it with the second one. Sure enough 2 weeks later this one cracks as well! 😤 I prefer drinking without a straw (even a reusable one), and bobble was the best cost effective reusable filtered water bottle, but now it appears I need to look elsewhere 😭

We used these bottles while traveling in Italy. We filled them up each morning from the sink in the hotel and set out each day. The bottles are easy to carry fit perfectly in our backpacks and best of all we didn’t have to buy bottled water. Great for the environment.Great idea!