SodaStream - ART Sparkling Water Maker | VALUE BUNDLE | CQC CO2 system | Includes 2x CO2 Cylinders, 2x 32 Fl Oz Dishwasher Safe Bottles, 2x Bubly Flavor Drops | Combine with Pepsi Flavors | Black

I LOVE my soda stream soda maker. It's easy (and fun) to use, and provides a lot of delicious beverages before needing to replace the gas. Speaking of the canisters, it's so easy amd quick to replace by poping off a back plastic cover exposing the canister. Just pop out and pop in. I liked this option over the Ninja soda maker because it's smaller and uses no power. Im a big fan of Ninja/Shark products but this one is a clear winner for me.It always gets attention for everybody too? They find it fun to use and love the taste of the different syrups you can use.

I've officially joined the sparkling water revolution, and the SodaStream is my glorious leader! I've always loved fizzy drinks, but the can guilt (and the lugging them home from the store) was real. This machine? Total game-changer. Five stars, and my recycling bin has never been emptier!

The SodaStream ART Sparkling Water Maker turns tap water into fizzy drinks in seconds with a cool retro design and easy-to-use lever. The Quick Connect CO2 system makes setup a breeze, but it’s a bummer you have to buy flavor drops separately.

I try to drink the recommended amount of fluids that my body size would need each day. I tend to stick with water, coffee, tea and the occasional juice. Water gets boring after a while so I started buying sparkling water to mix it up. My sister has one of these machines and I thought it was cool. Plus, more cost effective over time than buying sparkling water at the store. I decided to get one.It arrived quickly and was packaged well. It was simple to set up and the directions were easy to follow when connecting the CO2. I also ordered some flavors. I played around with how much carbonation I wanted and ended up settling on pulling the handle 3 times. I don't drink sparkling water every day so the CO2 cartridges should last me a bit longer than the norm. Setting up an account through SodaStream so I can get refills was easy. I like the water both with and without flavor, although I do like playing around with the 6 flavor set, mixing and matching to see what works and what doesn't.The sleek design makes this easy to place in small spaces and given that it's cordless, makes it even easier. It doesn't take up much counter space, although I did have to watch placement due to height. It will not fit under our cupboards as it is too tall. I'm really enjoying having it and will end up saving money over time. It's a good investment if you like sparkling water.

This is a cautious 4 star.i say that because my previous soda stream broke, albeit 4 years old. I feel like there are more ways for this one to break. My cousin has had it for awhile and she loves it. So far, I love mine too.

Love this system. The manual lever makes carbonating really easy and I think it looks great.I added a conversion tube to it so I can fill from a 5lb tank. That’s the way to go.

We got the Sodastream because we are senior citizens & the 24 packs of Diet Pepsi were getting too heavy to carry. Initially I thought we would save money but we have found it costs us about the same as buying the cases of pop. It’s just more convenient for us.I do wish it had A&W diet rootbeer though. Their version of rootbeer is horrible.

My best purchase was a countertop water filtration system from Amazon that has optional remineralization of the filtered water. (Stokk T1 Countertop Reverse Osmosis Water Filter. I love it.) I keep the pitcher that comes with it filled and in my frig to make sure the water is cold.I have been drinking my electrolytes in canned seltzer water because I like the bubbles and it makes drinking it more enjoyable. Sometimes I would get flavored water, sometimes just plain. I've been purchasing the store brand because it contains 12 cans per case and it's less expensive. Name brands usually have just 8 cans and cost more.Enter SodaStream! Ta Da! It was on sale for Black Friday so I took advantage of it at my sister's suggestion. My filtered remineralized water is clean and delicious and when carbonated, it makes the cleanest and most delicious sparkling water I have ever tasted. This SodaStream is very easy to use. I unpacked it, read the instructions, registered my unit for warranty, set up the system and made my first liter of fizzy deliciousness in under 30 minutes!Let me tell you how economical my purchase will be. A 12 pack of store brand seltzer water is about 4 liters at a cost of about $4.50. At two cans a day, a 12 pack lasts for 6 days and that comes to about fifteen 12 packs (60 liters) for about $67.50 every 90 days.A cannister of SodaStream CO2 makes approximately 60 liters of bubbly water using the recommend 3 pumps of gas. Right now the cost for a two-pack is $68.99. (I like light carbonation so I do one/two pumps.) The 90 day cost for SodaStream should be about $34.50, if my calculations are correct.And as a bonus, I won't be filling the landfills with empty cans. (My city doesn't recycle.) This alone makes me feel good about my purchase.The flavorings are nice but will add to your cost. My electrolytes come in flavored and unflavored varieties so I will usually opt out of adding more flavoring.I really recommend SodaStream. It's fun, economical and good for our environment!UPDATE: I have been using my SodaStream twice a day since the day I got it and the original CO2 cylinder is still going strong. So far, it's lasted more than two months. I can't imagine living without this machine. It helps me keep on track to take my electrolytes on a regular basis. Thanks SodaStream!