Aarke Carbonator Pro, Sparkling & Carbonation Water Machine, Stainless Steel with Glass Reusable Bottle Volume 800 mL/27 fl oz and CO2 Cylinder (Matte Black)

I’ve been using the Arke sparkling water maker for a few weeks now, and I have to say, it’s fantastic. It’s super easy to use, and the carbonation is just perfect every time. I love that I can make sparkling water at home anytime without constantly buying bottles — it feels more sustainable too. The design is sleek and doesn’t take up much space, and the machine is surprisingly quiet compared to others I’ve tried. Cleaning is also really simple, which is a huge plus. Overall, it’s reliable, efficient, and makes sparkling water taste amazing. Definitely worth every penny for anyone who loves fizzy drinks!

Great value for the money. Built strong and looks elegant .

The Aarke Carbonator Pro is expensive, but well worth the money. It is ruggedly made and attractive. The unit is heavy so it doesn’t tip over easily while using which was an issue with my older ‘Other’ brand machine. The air canisters are easy to load. I’m also really pleased by the heavy glass water bottles- they are attractive and avoid the whole microplastics issue.

The Arrke carbonator pro is magnificent. It works perfectly, and looks great. I purchased the stainless steel model. To get really good carbonation, the water must be ice-cold. I purchased a second Aarke bottle, so that I always have a cold bottle, ready to zap. One drawback for some users is that it is just a little too tall to fit under the standard 18-inch clearance between the countertop and a hanging wall cabinet.

bought it because I wanted glass bottle instead of plastic- but then 2 months later they issue a steel bottle for the cheaper sleeker model !- very stylish which is good because it takes up a lot of space and stands out visually. There really seems no justification for charging $350 just to inject CO2. And they include a cloth to mop up the leakage after each use. Probably it's too costly to design a safe home use model for injecting CO2 under pressure into a sealed glass bottle.- so the customer has to clean the spill over.