Urban Company launches Native M3, M3 Pro water purifiers

Native by Urban Company M3 Series Water Purifiers Launched in India With Long-Life Filters, Smart Monitoring

Urban Company has launched the Native M3 and M3 Pro reverse osmosis water purifiers in India under its Native sub-brand. The company says their filters can last up to three years without…

The Story in Brief

Urban Company has launched the Native M3 and M3 Pro reverse osmosis water purifiers in India under its Native sub-brand. The company says their filters can last up to three years without routine servicing or replacement, and that buyers could save up to Rs. 26,000 over nine years. Those claims were not independently verified by Gadgets 360.

Urban Company launches Native M3, M3 Pro water purifiers

Hindustan Times reports that the M3 Pro adds RO Life Booster technology, a self-flushing mechanism, DualFlow Mineralisation and a stainless-steel tank with UV light. It also carries a three-year unconditional warranty, according to the report. Urban Company says the M3 Pro’s filters are 18% larger than those in the M2 Pro.

Urban Company launches Native M3, M3 Pro water purifiers

The Indian Opinion

The easy narrative is that every purifier needs frequent replacement, while the company’s marketing suggests three-year filters will work for everyone. Neither claim should be accepted without checking local water quality, usage, warranty terms and service conditions. Hindustan Times notes that many filtration experts recommend replacing some filters every three to six months, while Urban Company says its design changes extend filter life. Independent testing and warranty claims over three years will settle how broad that promise really is.


Sources (2): gadgets360.com, hindustantimes.com

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Updated: this story now draws on 2 sources.

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