How we do our research
Our ranking criteriaWe look for the features, specifications, mounting type, design, capacity and more. We consider the filtration stages, TDS regulator, operation, durability and more of the water purifiers. Also, we consider the price and user ratings.
Things to look for while buying
Before buying a water purifier, one must look for the TDS range and filtration stages. One should buy a water purifier that delivers water without losing essential minerals and the natural taste of the water. Also, one must look for the capacity that fulfills your requirement.
The AquaSure Amaze 7L Water Purifier offers a 3-stage purification process through RO and UV. It comes with an advanced TDS regulator that allows you to adjust the taste of the water as per the water source. It features a 7L storage tank and comes with an energy saving mode that automatically turns off the power supply once the tank is full. It comes with a cartridge that has a long-lasting life, ensuring that you do not have to change it frequently. | Pros | Cons |
| Easy installation | Price |
| Multi-stage purification and long-lasting cartridge | |
This water purifier from V-Guard offers an 8 stage purification system for safe drinking. It comes with double layer protection with RO+UV and long-lasting filters. To ensure adequate water flow and high efficiency, the purifier features a RO membrane with a wide surface. Suitable to be placed on a tabletop or wall-mounted, this can be a good option to consider. With a 7-liter capacity, it is an appropriate option for large families. It comes with a dirt filter and smart indicators. | Pros | Cons |
| High efficiency and long-lasting filters | |
| Free installation | |
Designed with high-quality material, this water purifier from Kinsco ensures safe and clean drinking with a 6-stage purification system. The in-built reverse osmosis technology purifies water and retains natural minerals. It comes with a 15-litre capacity and keeps you updated about the amount of water left with the indicator. The RO + UV + UF + TDS purification process kills 99.9% of germs and improves the taste of the water. Elegantly designed, it should amp up the look of the kitchen. | Pros | Cons |
| Large capacity | |
| Reasonable price | |
The Eureka Forbes Aquasure Smart Plus is made up of food grade plastic and comes with a 6-litre storage tank. It is capable of purifying hard water with up to 2000 PPM into soft water. It also comes with a MTDS controller that allows adjustment of taste depending upon the source of water. It uses a 6-stage water filtration process including RO and UV to offer purified water. | Pros | Cons |
| Smart design with LED indicator | Short warranty period |
| Energy efficient | |
The Livpure Glo has a 7-litre storage tank and purifies up to 12 liters of water per hour. It can purify hard water with up to 2000 PPM into soft water. If you are looking for a water purifier with a slightly bigger tank, this purifier is a good option. It is a compact water purifier that uses a 6-stage water purification process through RO, UV and a mineralizer. It is feature-packed, making it a really good option that is worth considering. | Pros | Cons |
| Sleek and stylish design | |
| UV sterilization in the tank itself | |
The Kent Supreme Plus 2020 uses a 4-stage purification process to purify the water and also offers TDS control functionality. It comes with a storage capacity of 8 litres and can purify 20 litres of water per hour. It is fully automatic and comes with auto on feature to ensure that you do not run out of purified water. It uses a water booster pump that recirculates the rejected water to the overhead tank to reduce water wastage. | Pros | Cons |
| Compact design helps save space | Expensive |
| Zero water wastage | |
