Glass Pitcher with Lid,1 Gallon Glass Water Pitcher Hot/Cold Water Jug, Juice and Iced Tea Beverage Carafe with Lid (Extra-Wide Mouth)

Love these. They look awesome. They are glass. The handle is a bit thin and when full of liquid i am afraid that the handle might break but it’s been a week now and it is still holding up strong. If it is completely full and after you pour drink there is some that runs down the container for the first 1 or 2 glasses but then after that it’s fine.

It's looks amazing we haven't used it yet but it was time for use to have a new pitcher since the one we have is Acrylic and it's slowly breaking and my mother wanted a glass pitcher this time and I found these one it a little bigger than the one we have. What we're worried is the handle breaking since it looks too thin but hopefully I'm wrong will give another update in a couple of months to see how does when it's in use.Update: it's works beautiful we love it and I'm hoping to buy another one my mother loved it.

Our family is moving away from plastics as much as possible in the kitchen because of nano plastics and their effects on our health. I make tea by the gallon so this glass pitcher is perfect. The lid has a rubber ring for fit, and can be turned to open or close. It is stylishly adorable. It was wrapped well and arrived next day.

We finally switched from store bought water in plastic bottles to an under the sink filter! We love these glass pitchers! I have grasping issues and do great with these. They don't leak and do a great job keep the chilled water cold. The first set we received had a cracked handke but we were easily able to return and get a replacement. Beautiful pitchers!

Nice but lightweight. Appears as if it could break easily. I do use it frequently and no problems so far.

Received pitcher today and it came well packaged to eliminate breaks during shipping. I really like the design and the measurements in the pitcher itself. The lid fits very tightly and I hope it remains that way. The pitcher is lightweight even full of liquid. That being said, I understand they state it's heat resistant to 305 F; however, I wouldn't test it. The glass seems much too thin...I could be wrong but don't want to break it to find out.

Great size and attractive container. Have put in dishwasher.

I ordered TWO pairs of 1.9-Liter containers - the long cylinders with handles on them.IMMEDIATE WARNING: Mine smelled INSIDE like those weeds with the white puffy flowers. Its Spring and I have been pulling them out of the yard. I know the smell inside the containers. It is not Foxglove with the medical 'digitaliis', but it made me waste a liter of California Water to clean them out good.I will cover: 1) WHY I wanted Glass over Plastic, 2) This GLASS -or- PLASTIC, 3) Will it Break if you drop it, 4) Will this tip over given it is '11-inches' tall and '4-inch' base cylinder,5) can you tip it over and it NOT leak, 6) How hard it is to clean.1) I wanted Glass. I drink out of Arrowhead PLASTIC bottles and Rubbermaid Carafes. You can TASTE the plastic in each. If you sit them out in the warm weather, you taste plastics. I have cases of emergency water that taste of plastic. I grew up in the 1970's when we used GLASS, and you could taste plastics in the transitions.The advertisement stated they were Glass. I read a REVIEW that they can break. The REVIEWS mix Pitchers with these cylinder 4-diameter x 11-inch containers with plastic silver lids and a semi-washer on those lids.2) I would call them PlastiGlass. I am sure they its Glass, but they are very thin, make a sound like glass. Can they really make glass this thin?3) IF YOU PUT ONE ON THE SINK DRAIN HOLE, IT FALLS OVER, ODDS IT WILL BREAK. It is glass. HANDLE WITH CARE. Your most delicate dishes are sturdier than this glass. On a scale between Water Bottle to Mason Jar, it is more a thicker Water Bottle. If you have anger issues, it will break.4) BIG SHOCKER: It will not tip over so easily. I ordered mine then realized, "Are they 'top-heavy'?" First thing I did was take the empty four and test them in the refrigerator door. Open. Close. Empty and did not react. I openclose, Open, Close,.. They did not react. WOW!!!If you slam them.. hmm.. they may tip over.My Rubber Maid with the black snap on lid and snap open-close pour spout caps. They have an 'Hourglass' shape that is 'Bottom-Heavy' Design. SLAM the door, they may fall over but not out of the door.These likely will fly over; you open the door, and they may break on the tile floor.5) BIG DISAPPOINTMENT: The 'washer' like piece on the silver-plastic lid you push inside the glass cylinder DO NOT WORK. You can see a gap. you can tip over and it streams out. IF you had say Milk in the container, AIR will get to it. It will SPOIL. If the fridge has something knarlly like meat, fish, onions, etc, it may contaminate the glass contents.6) DISAPPOINTMENT: The 4-inch diameter SHRINKS to 3-inches. If you are into child labor, they may get their TINY fist into them to clean them out. Petite woman's fist, may be... or not? Buy a stick thing --- may be, 15-inches long. (11-inch for container + another 4-inches for gripping handle) If you know the difference between a REGULAR and Wide Mouth Mason Jars, The Top goes from 4-inches to 3-inches for the plug top.I know nothing else to offer you on this 1.9-liter container.BONUS: I took a 32-oz Mason Jar (WIDE MOUTH) and filled it emptying TWICE. JUST WHERE THE CYLINDER curves inward? That is where 64-oz is.BONUS-BONUS: The handle feels like plastic, but sounds as if glass. This is why I call it "PlastiGlass." I wonder if they can blend glass and plastic. I have never seen glass like this.