I have brought the review of the Livpure Touch Plus 2000 RO water purifier for all of you. Today we will find out whether this is truly one of the best water purifiers in India or not. Along with the features of Touch Plus, you will get a hands‑on review. You will also understand the difference between Livpure Platino Plus and Touch Plus RO water purifier.

This blog also includes a general guide on water purifier filters. You will learn what things to check while buying a water purifier. Even if you don’t plan to buy a Livpure RO water purifier, I would still suggest you go through what I have explained here. It will help you choose the best RO water purifier for your home.

I have also mentioned Livpure’s best water purifier models in this blog. But first, let’s understand how the Livpure Touch Plus (Livpure Touch Plus 2000) performs. I have also highlighted some drawbacks. So, you will get a precise and genuine guide on the Livpure Touch Plus 2000 water purifier.

The Livpure Touch Plus water purifier (also known as Livpure Touch Plus 2000) is suitable for filtering water with TDS levels up to 2000. This means it works well even in hard‑water areas.

If you are unsure whether the TDS level in your area is higher than this, it’s always better to check first. You can either ask a local technician to measure it or buy a TDS meter yourself (available for around ₹200–250).

In India, most households have water with TDS below 2000. But in some special cases, the level may be higher. That’s why I strongly recommend checking your water’s TDS before buying any purifier. Only then can you select the best RO water purifier model for your home. Most water purifier models available in the market are designed for below‑2000 TDS levels. Only one or two models can effectively filter water with higher TDS. You can always check Best Kharido’s list of the best water purifiers in India for more options. But first, let’s understand the Livpure Touch Plus 2000 water purifier in detail.

The Livpure Touch Plus water purifier comes with several advanced features that make it stand out among Livpure’s best water purifiers. Here’s a detailed look:

1. Feather‑touch control panel
   • Equipped with an electronic automatic water dispenser system.
   • The touch panel includes options for menu, continuous flow, glass filling, and bottle filling.
   • These features add convenience, though later I’ll explain both their benefits and drawbacks.
2. Digital display
   • Shows how much filter life is left, how much water has been processed, and even displays the customer care number.
   • When it’s time to change the filter, the purifier alerts you with a beep sound.
3. 8.5‑litre storage tank
   • Made of food‑grade plastic.
   • At this price range, all RO water purifiers (including other brands) generally come with plastic tanks.
4. Manual water dispenser
   • Located below the tank.
   • Useful during power cuts when the electronic dispenser cannot be used.
5. 7‑stage advanced purification system
   • Pre‑filter
   • Sediment filter
   • Pre‑activated carbon filter
   • Antiscalant filter
   • RO membrane (Reverse Osmosis)
   • UV
   • UF
6. Taste enhancer (TDS controller)

• Livpure calls the TDS controller its “taste enhancer.”
• This feature adjusts the taste of purified water by mixing a controlled amount of untreated water.

Together, these features make the Livpure Touch Plus RO water purifier a strong contender in the category of best RO water purifiers in India, especially for families looking for convenience and simple elegant design.

Understanding the TDS Controller in Livpure Touch Plus 2000

Normally, I don’t recommend having a TDS controller in an RO system. The reason is simple: a TDS controller bypasses the RO membrane and mixes untreated water with the clean, filtered water produced by the RO membrane. This means the final drinking water contains a controlled level of TDS, as per customer preference.

However, in the budget range, almost every RO water purifier comes with a TDS controller. If you want a system without it, you’ll need to increase your budget. Only a few models priced above ₹15,000–₹16,000 are available without a TDS controller.

That said, the Livpure Touch Plus RO water purifier is better than other models that include a TDS controller. The reason lies in its design: the TDS controller here is placed after the pre‑activated carbon filter. This placement ensures that harmful chemicals like chlorine, pesticides, bad taste, and odour are already removed before the mixing happens.

Later, when I explain the complete purification process, you’ll understand why I consider this placement superior compared to other models.

The Livpure Touch Plus 2000 water purifier uses a multi‑stage purification system to ensure safe and clean drinking water. Let’s break down the process step by step:

1. Prefilter
   • Removes physical impurities such as dust and larger particles.
2. Sediment filter
   • Eliminates fine and coarse particulate matter from water.
3. Pre‑activated carbon filter cum adsorber
   • Plays a crucial role before the TDS controller.
   • Adsorbs chlorine, harmful pesticides, and organic impurities.
   • Removes bad taste, colour, and odour‑causing compounds.
   • This ensures that harmful chemicals are cleaned before mixing happens in the TDS controller.
     • _{👉 This design is an advantage of the Livpure Touch Plus RO water purifier, because the clean water from the RO membrane does not directly mix with untreated water containing chlorine or pesticides.} According to WHO, water with TDS levels up to 300 is considered safe for drinking.
4. Antiscalant cartridge
   • Positioned before the RO membrane and after the carbon filter.
   • Prevents salts from reaching the RO membrane.
   • Extends the life of the RO membrane, which otherwise gets damaged by salt deposits.
   • This makes the purifier especially effective for borewell or salty groundwater.
   • 👉 Very few RO models include an antiscalant cartridge, which is why the Livpure Touch Plus water purifier can be called one of the best RO water purifiers for borewell water.
5. RO membrane
   • Performs deep purification by removing dissolved salts and impurities.
6. TDS controller (taste enhancer)
   • Mixes a small amount of untreated water with RO‑purified water to maintain taste.
7. UV chamber
   • Kills harmful bacteria and microorganisms.
8. UF (Ultrafiltration) cartridge
   • Removes bacteria, giardia, cysts, and fine suspended impurities.
   • Improves the clarity of water before it reaches the storage tank

Finally, the purified water is stored in the 8.5‑litre tank.

The company claims the Livpure Touch Plus RO water purifier can process water at a speed of 15 litres per hour. In the next section, I’ll share my own hands‑on readings to see how it performs in real conditions.

Note for readers: The readings I am sharing are based on mixed household water (municipal supply + slightly salty borewell water). Your results may vary depending on your local water quality. If you have municipal water or lower‑TDS water, the purification performance of the Livpure Touch Plus water purifier may be even better.

Here’s what I observed during my hands‑on use:

1. In my case, the purifier processed 7 litres of water in 30 minutes, which means about 14 litres per hour.
2. To fill the 8.5‑litre storage tank, the purifier processed around 25 litres of water. The wastage felt higher compared to some other best RO water purifiers. If your water is not salty, wastage will likely be lower. Still, compared to other models, this purifier’s wastage is on the higher side. You can check Best Kharido’s list of best water purifier models to buy if your budget allows, as there are other options too.
3. The tank was filled in approximately 1 hour 45 minutes. This makes the purifier suitable for families with 5–7 members. Even during family gatherings, I didn’t face any issues. For normal lunch/dinner gatherings of up to 10–12 people, the purifier managed well.
4. If the storage tank has 1.5 litres or less remaining, the automatic bottle/glass dispenser will not fill them completely. A glass will only be half‑filled, and a 1‑litre bottle will be filled only about 30%. In such cases, you’ll need to press the touch button repeatedly, or simply use the manual function for convenience.

💡 Golden Tip: If you expect more guests, pre‑store 5–8 litres of water in a vessel (a copper vessel is ideal)

By now, I hope you’ve gone through the entire blog and understood the Livpure Touch Plus water purifier (also known as Livpure Touch Plus 2000) in detail. Along the way, you’ve also gained useful knowledge about water purifiers in general.

From my hands‑on experience, I can confidently say that you can go for the Livpure Touch Plus RO water purifier. The drinking water felt smooth, light, and carried a slightly sweeter taste compared to many other RO models I’ve tried in the ₹8,000–₹10,000 range. In terms of taste, this purifier clearly performed better.

That’s why I recommend this RO water purifier model especially for borewell water or groundwater. For households with salty water, this purifier also works as one of the best water purifiers available. The only thing to note is the price. It usually comes in the range of ₹11,000–₹12,000, which may feel slightly higher. But if you find it under ₹11,000, it becomes one of the best RO water purifiers in India to buy. For those who want digital features along with reliable purification, this is also a strong option among Livpure’s best water purifiers.