Brita Metro 6-Cup Pitcher with BritaPlus Filter

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Product guide

Brita Metro 6-Cup Pitcher with BritaPlus Filter

Brita Metro is a compact 6-cup water filter pitcher supplied with a BritaPlus filter. Its SmartLight reminder and fridge-friendly size suit small households or shared spaces, while the filter is specified for replacement after 40 gallons or about two months.

At a glance

BritaPlus is described as reducing twice as many contaminants as Brita's Standard filter. The comparison is the manufacturer's claim.
The manufacturer says the filter helps retain naturally present minerals and electrolytes.
A SmartLight indicator signals when to replace the filter.
The pitcher is described as fitting in most mini-fridges and includes an easy-fill lid.
Brita states one BritaPlus filter can replace up to 300 single-use 16.9 oz plastic bottles.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$27.49~~

Price checked: Nov 14, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

A 6-cup format and compact listed dimensions make it suitable for limited counter or refrigerator space.
The filter reminder and stated 40-gallon replacement interval make routine upkeep easier to track.
The included BritaPlus filter is claimed to reduce chlorine, mercury, cadmium, copper and zinc.

Cons

The 6-cup capacity may require frequent refills for multiple people or heavier daily use.
The filter is listed for replacement about every two months, so ongoing replacement is part of ownership.

Technical specifications

15 specifications

Identity
Brand	BRITA
Model	TU_961089

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	10.12"L x 10.04"W x 4.82"H
Installation type	Countertop
Container type	Pitcher

Capacity and materials
Pitcher capacity	6-Cup
Capacity	0.28 cubic feet
Material listed	Plastic

Filtration and upkeep
Purification method	Carbon Block
Filter life cycle	2 months
Maximum supported water TDS level	500

Features and claims
Filter reminder	Change Filter Indicator
Filter replacement interval	every 40 gallons or approximately 2 months
Filter certification claim	WQA to NSF/ANSI standards
Water use condition	For use with potable water only

What to know before buying

The manufacturer describes filter life as 40 gallons or approximately two months, with the time estimate based on average family usage. Reduced substances may not be present in every user's water. Use with potable water only. The listing also gives a capacity of 0.28 cubic feet, which does not align clearly with the stated 6-cup pitcher size. Confirm what that capacity field means before relying on it.

What’s in the box

User manualIncluded
BritaPlus filterCheck selected pack

Check which accessories are included in your selected pack before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

People seeking a small pitcher for a mini-fridge, dorm room or workplace.
Buyers who want a filter-change reminder and a pitcher rather than an installed filtration system.
People looking to reduce purchases of single-use bottled water.

Less suited to

Households that need a large volume of filtered water between refills.
Anyone seeking treatment for non-potable water or a guarantee that a particular contaminant is present and will be removed.

Brita Metro 6-Cup Pitcher with BritaPlus Filter · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 1,807 ratings

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4 stars11%11%
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Customer feedback reports that the pitcher suits everyday use in mini-fridges and dorm rooms, is easy to refill, and can improve perceived water taste while reducing bottled-water purchases. These impressions are relevant to its compact 6-cup format and easy-fill design, but do not establish filtration performance. Durability feedback is mixed, including reports of both lasting use and cracking after about a month, so buyers prioritizing long-term toughness should weigh that uncertainty.

Positive themes

Customers describe the size as convenient for mini-fridges and dorm rooms.
Feedback highlights easy refilling and improved-tasting water.
Some customers say it helps reduce bottled-water purchases.

Mixed feedback

Durability feedback varies. Some report lasting use, while others mention cracking after about a month.

Frequently asked questions

How often should the BritaPlus filter be replaced?

The listing says every 40 gallons or approximately two months. The time estimate is based on average family usage, so actual timing can vary.

What does the BritaPlus filter claim to reduce?

The manufacturer lists chlorine, mercury, cadmium, copper and zinc among the substances reduced. It notes that substances reduced may not be present in all users' water.

Does the pitcher fit in a mini-fridge?

Brita describes it as fitting in most mini-fridges. Check the listed dimensions against your available shelf or door space.

What is included?

The explicit included-components information names a user manual. The product title identifies a BritaPlus filter with the pitcher, but the package list does not confirm the filter contents.