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DuPont Faucet Mount (WFFM100XCH) vs Brita Basic Faucet Side-by-Side Comparison
Between the Dupont WFFM100XCH and the Brita Basic … which is the better faucet-mount water filter for your kitchen? This short comparison can tell you!
Overall Verdict
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DuPont and Brita are known names in the water filtering industry. So, how do they fare against one another?
In our lab test, both the DuPont WFFM100XCH and the Brita Basic got excellent score in the chlorine filtration section (10/10). Where they differ is in the filtering flow rate, or the speed that they produce clean water. We mounted both filters to a high-flow fauce (2.2 GPM), switch on the filtering mode, then measure the flow speed.
The Brita Basic is the faster one out of the two with a flow rate of 0.7 GPM. Meanwhile, the DuPont WFFM100XCH achieved a mediocre 0.46 GPM. This is lower than our minimum threshold of 0.5 GPM, resulting in it failing our flow rate test.
As a result, if you’re on the market for a faucet that can give you plenty of clean water quickly … the Brita Basic is the way to go.
Build quality-wise, both models are comparable. They have the same chrome-plated design, giving them a very clean and premium appearance. Our reviewers also positively rated the build quality of these filters.
Pros & Cons
- Chrome-plated design gives it a sharp appearance
- Excellent chlorine filtering capability
- Decent flow rate
- Easy to install and use
- Relatively affordable.
- Excellent chlorine filtration ability (nearly 100%).
- Looks premium with its chrome-plated housing.
- The routing valve’s handle is intuitive to use.
- Comes with a filter change indicator.
- The filter has a very low maximum filtering capacity (100 gallons)
- Only has one nozzle, so it’s hard to know what mode the filter has been switched into until you look at the routing valve’s handle
- The filter could be tugged out of the housing without depressing the filter release button.
- Leaks during filtration, necessitating the use of plumbing tape.
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