The engine's answer
Best water purifier on borewell water for low running cost, under ₹15,000
Livpure
Glo RO+UV
78% match · ₹9,499
The budget RO that still nails the basics.
The numbers that decided it
- Technology
- RO
- Storage
- 7 L
- Output
- 12 L/h
- Handles hard water
- Yes
Why it wins
Livpure Glo RO+UV scores 78% for low running cost on borewell water. It purifies by RO, delivers 12 L/h with a 7 L tank, handles high-TDS water, and lists at ₹9,499, inside the ₹15,000 ceiling.
Upkeep is cheap: few filter changes and no service contract needed.
What came close
- Aquaguard Aura RO+UV+UF Active Copper74%A dependable all-rounder with mineral guard and pan-India service. · ₹14,999
- HUL Pureit Copper+ Eco RO+UV+MF66%Adds real copper goodness and saves 60% more water than typical RO. · ₹16,999
- Tata Swach Cristella Advance (gravity)39%No electricity, no plumbing — safe water for soft municipal supply. · ₹2,449
What the runners-up gave up
- Aquaguard Aura RO+UV+UF Active Copper (74%) costs more to maintain (Medium upkeep).
- HUL Pureit Copper+ Eco RO+UV+MF (66%) lists at ₹16,999, past the ₹15,000 ceiling.
- Tata Swach Cristella Advance (gravity) (39%) is a gravity unit, and this supply calls for RO.
Questions people ask
- Is RO right for borewell water?
- Yes — borewell water tends to run high in dissolved salts, and reverse osmosis is the stage that removes them.
- How much water does it deliver?
- 12 litres an hour with a 7 L tank, sized here for a household of three or four.
- Does it stay under ₹15,000?
- Yes — ₹9,499 as listed, ₹5,501 below the ceiling.
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