TechA first look at Ninja’s HydraSense countertop water filtration system
CNET previews Ninja’s countertop system, linking to an Amazon listing for a replacement filter advertised to filter 80-plus contaminants.
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CNET says it got a first look at the Ninja HydraSense countertop water filtration system. The linked Amazon listing advertises a one-pack replacement filter with a 120-gallon (six-month) rating. It claims the filter removes microplastics, “forever chemicals” and carcinogens among the 80-plus contaminants it filters.