Our take
The 1038354 Amazon Basics pitcher has a relatively complete model manual: it identifies the 1038346 cartridge, ten-cup capacity, a four-bar timer, and a 40-gallon replacement target. The manual also states WQA certification for specified NSF/ANSI 42 and 53 claims. The older row's ASIN is different and not directly mapped, so verify 1038354 on the box before applying these details to a listing.
Consider the documented 1038354 family if a ten-cup body and time-based reminder fit your routine, after checking the model on the package..
It is not a lead-focused choice based on the cited claim list, and it is a poor fit if every pitcher component must go in the dishwasher.
Pros & cons
What could work for you, and what to consider before buying.
What works in its favor
- The manual names both the 1038354 pitcher and 1038346 compatible cartridge.
- A ten-cup capacity, 40-gallon target, and two-month estimate are clearly stated.
- The four-bar electronic reminder is tied to a 60-day countdown, and pitcher parts have stated dishwasher guidance.
What to weigh up
- The source row's historical ASIN is not confirmed as this manual's 1038354 model.
- The manual's listed reduction claims do not include lead, so it should not meet that requirement.
- The lid must be hand-washed even though the pitcher and reservoir are dishwasher safe.
Specifications and exact model details
The key details
| Model covered | 1038354 pitcher / 1038346 filter |
|---|---|
| Model and compatible filter | Manual identifies pitcher 1038354 and replacement cartridge 1038346 |
| Pitcher capacity | 10-cup pitcher capacity in the manufacturer manual |
| Documented filter maintenance | 40 gallons / about 151 liters, roughly two months; recommended maximum 2 gallons daily |
| Maintenance monitor | Four-bar electronic timer counts down about 60 days |
| Care and handling | Pitcher and reservoir dishwasher safe up to 122°F; lid is hand-wash only |
| Documented reduction and certification scope | WQA-certified NSF/ANSI 42/53 claims include chlorine taste/odor, copper, mercury, and benzene; no lead claim listed |
Performance figures are manufacturer claims. Source checked October 16, 2026. Regional models and included accessories can differ.
Full review: how the features affect your choice
What the features mean for you
Check the model and filter codes
The Amazon Basics manual identifies the pitcher as model 1038354 and its replacement filter as 1038346. Those codes let a buyer check compatibility against the package and replacement cartridge rather than relying on a generic search title. The historical row in this category has a different ASIN, and the manual does not connect that old listing to 1038354. Treat the current model documentation as its own family entry; if the listing you find carries another code or a kit configuration, verify its manual before using the specifications here.
Capacity and daily household use
The manual states a ten-cup pitcher capacity. That makes the documented model a reasonable size to compare for a household seeking more than a compact six- or seven-cup option, while actual usable filtered volume may be less than the full body volume because the reservoir and cartridge occupy space. The same manual recommends processing no more than 2 gallons per day. This gives shoppers a practical capacity and flow boundary, but it does not say how quickly the pitcher will refill in every home or establish a filtration rate under all conditions.
Read the certification claims narrowly
The manual reports WQA certification to NSF/ANSI 42 and 53 for named claims including chlorine taste and odor, copper, mercury, and benzene. It does not list lead reduction, so the model should not be selected as a lead solution based on the cited source. Certification applies to listed claims and conditions rather than every possible contaminant or to unsafe source water. Check the current manual and certification wording for the specific cartridge before comparing it with other systems, especially if one contaminant is a hard requirement.
A 40-gallon filter and four-bar timer
Amazon Basics states that filter 1038346 is rated for 40 gallons, about 151 liters, and estimates roughly two months of use. The pitcher has a four-bar electronic timer that counts down over about 60 days. This is a calendar-based reminder rather than a direct measurement of water quality, so it should be used together with the manual's replacement schedule. The manual also recommends not filtering more than 2 gallons daily. The combination is relatively easy to track for a household that prefers a simple visible countdown.
Cleaning rules and practical fit
The manual says the pitcher and reservoir can go in a dishwasher up to 122°F, but the lid must be washed by hand. That split matters if you want to put every component in a machine. A ten-cup body and visible timer may suit a household that values convenience, while the hand-wash lid and no lead claim are meaningful limits. Because the old source ASIN is not tied to this model, compare the model number and included cartridge on the package before purchasing and keep the manual for its temperature and cleaning directions.
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Before you buy
Which filter fits model 1038354?
The manual identifies replacement filter 1038346. Check the code on the exact pitcher package before ordering cartridges.
Does the manual list lead reduction?
No. The manual lists other claims, including chlorine taste and odor, copper, mercury, and benzene, but not lead.
Can I put the entire pitcher in the dishwasher?
The manual says pitcher and reservoir are dishwasher safe up to 122°F. It instructs users to hand-wash the lid.
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Sources and review basis
Sources & review basis
We use the linked product documentation for the features above. Our suitability notes and buying advice are editorial judgments based on those features, not measured performance results.
- Amazon Basics Water Filter Pitcher User Manual ↗ — checked October 16, 2026.
- Amazon Basics Water Filter Pitcher User Manual ↗ — checked October 16, 2026.
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