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Waterdrop G3P600 Review

The G3P600 gets you Waterdrop's tankless RO for about half the price of the G3P800.

By Ice & Water Report Editors · Updated November 6, 2026 · 4 min read

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Our verdict

The G3P600 is the value tankless system. Same certifications as the G3P800, 600 GPD and cheaper filters. You lose the UV light and smart faucet, and it sends more water to the drain.

Buy it ifYou want tankless RO without paying for extras.
Skip it ifWater waste matters to you.

Key specs

As of November 6, 2026.
G3P600
PriceAbout $439
TypeTankless
Gallons per day600
Pure to drain2:1
Certified toNSF/ANSI 42, 53, 58, 372
PowerNeeds an outlet
Filters per yearAbout $145
Warranty1 year
ModelWD-G3P600

Filtration and certification

Eight stages, rated at 600 GPD with a 2:1 ratio. IAPMO R&T lists it under NSF/ANSI 42, 53 (including PFOA/PFOS), 58 and 372.

Filter costs

A $29.99 prefilter every six months, a $29.99 postfilter every 12 months and a $109.99 membrane every 24 months: about $145 a year.

Install

Under the sink; needs an outlet. 1-year warranty.

Countertop ice makers are filled by hand, so you can fill yours straight from the RO faucet. See the best water for an ice maker.

How we evaluated it

This review is based on Waterdrop's published specifications, the owner's manual where available, independent test reports and owner feedback, compared against the other models we track. We'll add hands-on notes as our testing progresses.

Questions

What's the difference between the G3P600 and G3P800?

The G3P800 adds UV, a smart faucet, higher flow and a better 3:1 ratio.

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