My husband loved it. He can make the sparkling water as "strong" as he wants, and he's thrilled. Just not having to carry bottles from the supermarket—I give it 5 stars

I bought the Sodastream Terra and overall I am very satisfied. Its use is very easy and fast. In a few seconds you have ready sparkling water without any hassle. The design is simple and elegant, it doesn't take up space and doesn't need electricity, which is a big plus.

The big positive is that I have significantly reduced my purchases from the supermarket. In terms of cost, if you use it often, it becomes more economical in the long run.

Things to keep in mind: the CO2 cylinders need to be changed/replaced and they have a cost, so it's good to take that into account. Also, if you expect the same level of carbonation as bottled soda types, you might need to apply more pressure until you find what suits you.

Overall, I would easily recommend it to anyone who drinks sparkling water or sparkling drinks with many different flavors often and wants a more practical and eco-friendly solution.

Really, while the product is worth it, the mentality of the Athens representative who charges €20 + shipping for a "refill"—that is, to put cheap CO2 in the empty bottle—ruins it. With this cost per liter, it ends up being about the same as buying Greek cola from the supermarket.

I chose it after a recommendation from Gemini AI when I asked about a soda maker. Relatively affordable for what it offers, I will definitely recoup the cost soon since I drink a lot of soft drinks and summer is coming.
The package includes the device (which does not need electricity to operate), a CO2 bottle, and 2 transparent bottles for water. Fortunately, mine are dishwasher safe (there is an icon on the bottle along with all the markings). The bottles are made of good quality hard plastic, but I expected better plastic quality from the machine itself.
Attention, the bottles do not last forever; they have an expiration date on them (mine are good until October 2029).

Very easy to use. Apart from the device, it includes the CO2 cylinder and 2 bottles. You can refill the cylinder, you don't have to buy a new one.

Easy and functional gadget for lovers of sparkling water. The construction consists of simple plastics, without the feeling being particularly luxurious. I will update when the bottle needs to be replaced.

The device is okay. The new bottle costs 29 euros. Refilling costs 24 euros in Athens, 12 in Thessaloniki. CO2 is cheap (a trivial gas), but here, because there is a monopoly, it is prohibitive. Draw your own conclusions!! Sodastream will fail. In Germany, for example, you can refill your bottles in all supermarkets for a very small fee.

The device is okay. The new bottle costs 29 euros. Refilling costs 24 euros in Athens, 12 in Thessaloniki. CO2 is cheap (a trivial gas), but here, because there is a monopoly, it is prohibitive. Draw your own conclusions!! Sodastream will fail. In Germany, for example, you can refill your bottles in all supermarkets for a very small fee.

It's great when it works. Trying to refill the C02 bottles is proving difficult. We bought it,,, not for price saving but to seriously reduce our plastic waste.

Good purchase because you have soda whenever you want, but you need to change or refill the CO2 bottle every 60 liters and for me it is uneconomical.

Very good for drinking carbonated water without paying gold for it. I have been using it for almost 2 years now and I am very satisfied.

For anyone who likes carbonated water, it is the perfect choice. You can make as much as you want, whenever you want, very easily and quickly. The nice thing is that you can make it as fizzy or not as you want (meaning very carbonated or less). Very easy to use and something very useful in the summer.

Good in terms of material quality and production of carbonated water BUT so far I haven't found anywhere in Greece to refill the CO2 bottle, which practically makes it a useless product since new bottles cost 40 euros compared to old-style bottles that can be refilled for 10 euros. With this mindset and as long as bottle refilling is not possible in Greece, I would NOT recommend it to anyone.