Great Awesome Deals! Fast Shipping Across Australia!
Great Awesome Deals! Fast Shipping Across Australia!
July 14, 2021 2 min read
The best water cooler for your home depends on your household size, available space, and whether you want filtered water on demand. Here’s a practical comparison of the main types available in Australia.
Browse our full water cooler range or see our Water Coolers Guide.
Compact units that sit on a kitchen bench or counter. Our Awesome Benchtop Water Coolers use a BPA-free bottle with a built-in 8-stage KDF filter — fill from the tap, and the filter does the rest. No plumbing required. Ideal for smaller households, renters, and anyone who wants filtered hot and cold water without installation.
Best for: 1–3 person households, renters, small kitchens.
Floor-standing units with a larger capacity. Same filtered bottle system as benchtop models but with a larger footprint and higher water capacity. Suits families and offices where water consumption is higher.
Best for: families of 3–5, home offices, shared spaces.
Plumbed directly into your water supply with an inline filter. No bottles to manage — unlimited filtered water on demand. Higher upfront cost but lower ongoing cost (no bottle deliveries). Browse our bottleless water cooler.
Best for: offices, high-use households, anyone who wants zero bottle management.
The water bottle sits in a closed compartment at the base — no lifting a heavy bottle overhead. Easier to change bottles than top-loading models. Suits households where lifting is a concern.
Best for: households where lifting is difficult, families with children.
Yes — our benchtop and freestanding coolers use a BPA-free bottle with a built-in 8-stage KDF filter cartridge. You fill the bottle from your tap and the filter removes chlorine, heavy metals, sediment, and other contaminants before dispensing.
A cold-only cooler costs approximately $0.05–$0.08 per day to run. A hot & cold model costs $0.50–$0.80 per day. See our full breakdown: How Much Do Water Coolers Cost?
Size and capacity. Benchtop models sit on a counter and suit smaller households. Freestanding models stand on the floor and have a larger water capacity — better for families or higher-use environments. Both use the same 8-stage filtered bottle system.
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