Maxblue MB-F48C XWFE Refrigerator Water Filter, 2-Pack

Pack: Maxblue MB-F48C is a two-filter replacement water-filter set for select GE refrigerators that use XWFE-style filters. Its built-in chip is claimed to help refrigerators recognize the replacement, while the listed NSF/ANSI claims and compatible-model list should be checked against your refrigerator before purchase.

At a glance

Built-in chip is claimed to support refrigerator recognition of the replacement filter.
The listing names compatibility with select GE French-door, side-by-side, top/bottom and other refrigerator series.
Manufacturer claims focus on reducing chlorine and improving taste, with rust and sediment reduction also stated.

Price

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Reference price: ~~$54.14~~

Price checked: Nov 13, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Two filters are listed, providing a replacement pair rather than a single cartridge.
Built-in chip is a practical feature for refrigerators that require filter recognition.
The listing provides model-series compatibility examples and a stated NSF 42 claim.

Technical specifications

7 specifications

Identity
Brand	Maxblue
Model	MB-F48C

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	2.36"D x 6.22"W x 4.72"H

Materials and certification
Material listed	Polypropylene (PP)
External testing certification listed	NSF 42 - Reduces aesthetic impurities

Pack and filtration claims
Number of packs	2
Claimed reductions	Removes chlorine, rust, sediment, and unwanted tastes for cleaner, better-tasting water

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Compatibility is not universal. Confirm your exact refrigerator model and whether it requires an XWFE or XWF filter before ordering. The listing inconsistently describes the filter as an XWFE replacement and also references XWF, and certification details vary between NSF 42 alone and NSF/ANSI 42 & 372 claims. Rust and sediment reduction are described as theoretical internal-lab claims. The selected listing does not establish a specific service life or contaminant-reduction rate.

What’s in the box

Included

Replacement water filters (2)
User's manual (1)

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Owners of listed GE refrigerator series who have confirmed the required filter type and want a two-filter replacement set.
Buyers seeking a replacement whose listing claims a built-in recognition chip and chlorine-related filtration.

Less suited to

Buyers whose refrigerator model or required filter type is not confirmed as compatible.
Anyone needing independently established performance for specific contaminants beyond the claims stated in the listing.

Maxblue MB-F48C XWFE Refrigerator Water Filter, 2-Pack · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.6 / 5 · 21 ratings

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The supplied evidence contains aggregate ratings but no customer-comment summary. The ratings lean favorable overall, with some lower-star responses in a small sample, but they do not reveal what customers liked or what prompted concerns. They cannot establish fit, recognition, or filtration performance for a particular refrigerator.

Frequently asked questions

Which refrigerators does the listing say this filter fits?

It names select GE GNE, GFE, GWE, GYE, GSS, GSE, GZS, GDE and GBE series. Check your exact refrigerator model and required filter code before ordering.

Does this filter have a built-in chip?

Yes. The listing claims a built-in chip intended to help the refrigerator recognize the replacement filter.

What filtration claims are listed?

The listing claims chlorine reduction and improved taste, and also mentions rust and sediment. It says rust and sediment claims are based on theoretical internal laboratory evaluation.

What certification is stated?

The details list NSF 42, while other listing text claims NSF/ANSI 42 and 372. Treat the exact certification as inconsistent in the product information.