Quooker Buying Guide

How to choose the right Quooker system

A Quooker order is not only a tap choice. The best setup depends on the tap model, finish, reservoir type, whether you want sparkling/chilled water, your kitchen layout and whether you need hot water support from the reservoir. This guide gives a practical decision path before you buy.

Step 1: choose the tap family

• Flex: best when you want a pull-out hose for rinsing and flexible daily use.
• Fusion: a strong all-round choice for kitchens that want one clean mixer tap with boiling water.
• Front: a minimal modern design with front-facing controls.
• Nordic: useful when you prefer separate tap solutions or a more classic layout.

Step 2: choose the reservoir

• PRO3: boiling water only. Best for customers who already have normal hot water in the kitchen.
• COMBI: boiling water plus hot water support. Useful when hot water supply is slow or limited.
• COMBI+: boiling water plus more complete hot-water support. Often the strongest convenience choice for bigger daily use.

Step 3: decide if CUBE is worth it

The Quooker CUBE adds chilled and sparkling water functionality. It is the premium option for customers who want fewer bottles and a cleaner kitchen workflow. Before ordering CUBE, check country availability for CO₂ cylinder replacement and make sure there is enough cabinet space.

Recommended buying routes

• Starter packs: tap + PRO3 for boiling water.
• Comfort packs: tap + COMBI for hot water support.
• Comfort+ packs: tap + COMBI+ for the strongest hot-water convenience.
• Complete CUBE packs: premium boiling, chilled and sparkling setup.

FAQ

Which Quooker is safest to choose?

If you are unsure, start with the reservoir choice. PRO3, COMBI and COMBI+ define the daily function more than the finish does.

Should I buy a complete pack?

For most new installations, yes. A complete pack reduces compatibility mistakes because the tap and reservoir are selected together.

Are prices including VAT?

Yes. Watertap.eu displays product pricing including VAT as the primary customer-facing price.