ETL Certified Solaris WaterGen A10 Atmospheric Water Generator – 10L Daily Output | 4-Stage UV Purification | Countertop Water Filter System for Home & Office. (Silver)

Simple to setup and get running. My humidity level is in the high 30's to low 40's at this time of year and I am able to get 4 to 5.5 liters of water per day, along with the AC running in my house all day long. I have solar and battery backup so it costs nothing to run. What surprised me the most is that I have a strong preference over the water that comes out of the Solaris over my filtered or bottled water. It tastes GOOD, really GOOD. When you get the system around 5 to 6 liters of water through it to get the "filter taste" out of it. After that, it's pure heaven. I only wished that I ordered the larger A20 with 4x the capacity, but this was an experiment for me as I had never tasted water from a water generator before and thought that I'd just use it as "backup", but I use it all day long. The only issue were the dimensions given that didn't account for the display protruding so it won't fit under my kitchen cabinets. The designers and product team deserves praise, well done.

This was not what I expected at all. In the beginning it was working well, and created good quality water. The machine takes a lot of electricity. Works non-stop. And after about 3 month it broke down. I reviewed instructions for possible problems and they did not help at all. It was waste of money.

I used this in Illinois, known for its summertime humidity. It sucked the humidity from 60-70% down to 42. Happily, my nose did not bleed, nor was static electricity evident. This really works well.I'm not so sure about this company's customer service. When I phoned them, the number did not even ring. Maybe not their fault, but I've sent about 4 emails and not a single one has been answered. Happily, private citizens had videos on Youtube which answered most of my questions.As for the water, what comes out tastes like Fiji water- which to me isnt a good thing. Fiji's high silica makes it taste "dry" to me- as does this. I'd like to know at what stage the mineral replacement takes place, so I may remove that filter if feasible and add my own.So far, I am very happy with this purchase, and pray to God that nothing needs repair due to the lack of response. I tried to order this from the company itself but would not since they use Paypal only, but at that time they told me I could buy replacement filters at Amazon, so here I am at Amazon. Good. thing I didnt check the one-star reviews here, as it appears most of them arrive broken- and even the replacements arrive broken. I had no such issue, and everything was fabulous from start to finish. If anyone form Solaris reads this: what happens if the front tank is full? And what happens if both tanks are full? And where are the minerals added?

I know I live in the desert. We have low humidity. My humidity is around 36% but gets up over 65%. Right now, it is raining outside and my house humidity is 68% because I’m also running my evaporative cooler which is on whenever possible. So why is it making only about an optimistic liter? I know it boasts on the description that it'll make over 2 gallons in ideal conditions (10 liters) but it has been running since last night and barely made 1 liter. I grabbed a bottle of water I had in my fridge just now need walked it out of the kitchen and the humidity there immediately condensed, so I know I’ve got moisture in the air. Why isn't it making more faster? Should I just keep dumping city water into the bin in back to get that RO/UV on that and give up on air-water?Next up is energy consumption. It draws a lot of power. It can draw s little s 115W then jumps to 300W up to 600W when it is trying to make more water. That is a lot of power to condense a wee bit of water from 65% humidity. I track my appliances and their energy use. The darned thing draws so much more than my fridge.Frankly, I’m disappointed and would not suggest this unit. Maybe there are better units out there. I don't know. If a friend asked me if I would buy it again, I'd say no. I’ve got 30 days to love or hate if it doesn't live up to the website hype. So far, it isn't love.

This works well producing water. I got it for a time of emergency I find it runs about all the time and my small solar generator was quickly out of power but if power was available you would have good water. I am glad I have it but I will need to get more power for emergencies. My solar panels couldn’t keep it going if I needed it for other uses during Helene last week.

Here is the main reason I gave this company a 5 star. They service their products. I have own 3 different kinds and all of them made me trouble shoot their products even when I was half hour drive from where they were made.I also have Amazon plan that I am paying for a plan that states one plan covers all eligible past and future purchase on Amazon for 18.05 a month.When I email the company, the plan covered the shipping in both directions.Now the machine, I have it is about 9 months when I first had issuers with it. I really missed it when it was gone. After this repair that was done, which was the company replaced one water pump, cleaned the front tank and checked all the seals . In addition they replaced the air filter and rear collection tank. They checked everything and it works properly . I am more than very happy with this product. I only have 2 suggestions when they do an upgrade version. 1. that it contains a drip tray and 2. a water sensor be included with the machine. This company get a 5 plus stars.