Waterdrop WD-C07 Water Filter Cartridges, 6 Pack

Waterdrop WD-C07 replacement water filter cartridges are listed for Brita Maxtra+ jugs and several other compatible jug systems. The six-cartridge pack uses coconut shell activated carbon and resin, with the listing claiming reductions in chlorine, odours and other substances.

At a glance

Listing claims compatibility with Brita Maxtra+ and a range of named jug systems, but cautions that some jugs are unsuitable.
The manufacturer says the cartridges help reduce chlorine, odours, bad taste, copper, rust, limescale and large particles.
Instructions say to soak each filter for 10 minutes and discard the first two filtered jugs of water.
The listing describes NSF/ANSI 42 and NSF/ANSI 372 certification claims, alongside TÜV SÜD food-grade safety testing.

Price

£12.99Save 28%

Reference price: ~~£17.99~~

Price checked: 12 Nov 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Six replacement cartridges are listed in the pack.
The material list includes coconut shell activated carbon and ion-exchange resin.
The listing names multiple jug brands and models for buyers to check against their own system.

Technical specifications

8 specifications

Identity
Brand	Waterdrop
Model	WD-C07

Dimensions and installation
Dimensions listed	5.8D x 9.9W x 7.4H centimetres
Weight listed	630 Grams

Materials and filtration
Material listed	Mesh screen, lon-exchange resin, Coconut shell activated carbon, Non-woven fabric
Pack size	6

Compatibility and claims
Compatible water purifier model listed	BRITA Marella water filter jug
External testing certification listed	NSF

What to know before buying

Listing details to confirm

Listing details are inconsistent: the title identifies Maxtra+ replacement cartridges, while other listing fields name Maxtra Pro and the Set Name says “Maxtra+ and Maxtra Pro”. Compatibility claims also vary between a specific Marella model and a wider set of jugs. Confirm the cartridge version and your exact jug fit before ordering. The stated reductions and certifications are manufacturer claims, not independently verified here.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Owners of a specifically listed compatible jug seeking a six-cartridge replacement pack.
Buyers who want cartridges containing activated carbon and resin and are prepared to follow the stated soaking and initial-flush instructions.

Less suited to

Owners of Aqua Optima or Laica jugs, or Waterdrop jugs and dispensers whose compatibility has not been confirmed.
Anyone who needs confirmed compatibility with a specific Maxtra Pro or other jug model without checking the listing details first.

Waterdrop WD-C07 Water Filter Cartridges, 6 Pack · photo 2 — Additional product photo 2

Customer reviews on Amazon

4.1 / 5 · 35,447 ratings

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Customer feedback is mixed on cartridge quality, functionality, fit, taste and ease of installation. Some report good results and compatibility with Brita jugs, while others describe poor performance, fit problems, unpleasant-tasting water or a lengthy setup. Reports of black bits and other particles are a practical concern, particularly because the manufacturer instructs users to discard the first two jugs. These experiences do not establish how a specific cartridge will perform, so check your jug model and monitor the water after following the preparation instructions.

Positive themes

Some customers report good results and say the cartridges fit Brita jugs.

Negative themes

Some customers report cartridges that do not work, poor compatibility, unpleasant taste or black bits and particles in filtered water.

Mixed feedback

Feedback differs on quality, functionality, fit, taste and installation ease.

Frequently asked questions

How many cartridges are in the pack?

The title and item-count details indicate a six-cartridge pack.

Which jugs are these cartridges listed to fit?

The listing names Brita Maxtra+ and several systems including Marella, Style, Elemaris XL and Aluna, but also says fit varies. It specifically warns against Aqua Optima, Laica and some Waterdrop jugs or dispensers. Confirm your exact model before buying.

How should the cartridge be prepared before use?

The instructions say to soak it in water for 10 minutes, then discard the first two filtered jugs of water and begin using the water from the third jug.

What does the listing claim the filter reduces?

It claims reductions in chlorine, odours, bad taste, copper, rust, limescale and large particles. These are manufacturer claims, not independently verified performance findings.