AQUACREST In-Line Water Filter for Refrigerator and Ice Maker, 5 years or 10,000 Gallons High Capacity, 1/4-Inch Direct Connect Fittings, Reduces Chlorine, Bad Taste & Odor

Easy to install although the instructions could have been more detailed. It comes with several fittings to accommodate different options for connecting. I attached the filter to the back of my refrigerator with the zip ties provided, my water line is through the cabinet and the flexible tube is long enough so I can still pull my refrigerator out to clean or replace the filter. There were no leaks when I turned the water on and I flushed it well before connecting to the refrigerator. The water quality in my area is not good so I’m happy that I now have filtered water and ice. The price was reasonable and delivery was quick.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:The water filter is the correct product for my requirements. It’s all good.Quality:the product is the proper product for my requirement.

So far so good. It's just been a few days of use, but on loved how easy it was to setup. The water flow is good, so was able to flushed easily/speedily and the water taste is good.

I purchased this filter just to try it on my refrigerator water line. After easy installation I allowed the ice maker to cycle for a couple days. My ice is no longer cloudy and has a better taste. I truly recommend this to everyone, it worth the investment.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I purchased the same product approximately 4 years ago for my kitchen sink, supplying filtered cold water for drinking, coffee, etc.It did the job perfectly!

Increased flow rate of water from refrigerator, easy installation and water tastes just like water should taste.

I have some trepidation over water leakage after reading other reviews but so far so good. It was relatively easy to install for an 81 year old guy with a bum leg but the wife complains of a plastic taste after 3 days. We hope the taste improves over the next week but to be honest, I'll purchase a different filter next time with threaded inlets due the complaints about water leakage.

Past time to replace the original filter for my Icemaker rig. My apartment manager refused to run a dedicate water line to my refrigerator's icemaker, so I built this rig. Everything except the wood and the cutoff valve, I found on Amazon for under $150. The replacement came with additional fittings that I did not need. Total cost under $170.00 (Aug-Sept 2022.)My primary concern was the 1/4" inline connection fitting and how difficult the disconnect/reconnect would be (this is my first time changing the filter). The replacement came with additional fittings and a mounting clamp .I turned off the pump, closed the cutoff valve, disconnected the old filter (by pushing the line into the existing filter, holding down the resistance ring at the connection point, and removing the line -- at each end) and reconnected the new filter which was a simple matter of inserting the existing 1/4" line into the new filter -- no difficulty here. none of the additional provided fittings were needed Yes, I made sure of the "flow direction.The only two (very minor) issues I encountered 1) I should have had a towel as there was some minor "blow out" as I did not completely seat the out going waterline. 2) I needed to use the new filters mounting bracket (supplied with the filter).All in all, I'm very pleased with the product. Hopefully it will be available in 5 years when I'll need to replace it again.