Brita Cube Cold Hot Water Dispenser

Enjoy the convenience of instant hot and fresh water at your fingertips with the innovative Instant Heating Technology, delivering perfectly heated water at your chosen temperature in seconds. Choose from five temperature settings (ranging from ambient to 95C) and four volume options (150ml to 450ml). Customise your water to enhance the flavours of your fruit, herbal, specialty tea, or coffee for an optimal experience. This unit has a magnetic drip tray that adjusts for different cup and glass sizes, plus lots of other useful features like child lock protection, an empty water tank indicator, cartridge replacement reminders, self-cleaning settings, and adjustable sound levels. Our maintenance-free UV-C technology eradicates 99.999 of bacteria in the water, while the integrated MAXTRA PRO filtration system reduces impurities and microparticles, so every drink tastes pure and refreshing. The BRITA Cube heats only the water you need, efficiently and swiftly, making it a great eco-friendly choice for your home. The Cubes stylish design will look great in any kitchen. Despite its large 4L water tank capacity, it stands only as tall as a sheet of A4 paper, making it a space-saving solution. No need for a water supply connection. Just plug it in, and you're ready to enjoy great-tasting drinks instantly. Be part of the change. Because every plastic bottle counts. With every BRITA product, you are actively helping to reduce the number of plastic bottles that could end up in waste. The carbon footprint of BRITA filtered water is already up to 25x smaller than for bottled water. But we are constantly working on making it even smaller. And among other things, we believe that the shift to using more sustainable materials in our products, like bio-based plastics, plays a critical role in reducing our dependency on fossil fuels helps to reduce carbon emissions. BRITA provides sustainable drinking water solutions and is the world's No. 1 for drinking water filters. German Quality Design - since 1966.