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product_id: 643757391
title: "Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red), with CO2, DWS Bottles, and Bubly Drops Flavors"
brand: "sodastream"
price: "€ 1047.14"
currency: EUR
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 5
category: "Sodastream"
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region: Croatia
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# Quick Connect CO2 tech Carbonates up to 60L per cylinder BPA-free reusable bottles Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red), with CO2, DWS Bottles, and Bubly Drops Flavors

**Brand:** sodastream
**Price:** € 1047.14
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ✨ Elevate your hydration game—Fizz smarter, live fresher! 💦

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red), with CO2, DWS Bottles, and Bubly Drops Flavors by sodastream
- **How much does it cost?** € 1047.14 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.hr](https://www.desertcart.hr/products/643757391-terra-sparkling-water-maker-bundle-red-with-co2-dws-bottles)

## Best For

- sodastream enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted sodastream brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Eco-Chic & Sustainable:** Dishwasher-safe, BPA-free reusable bottles save thousands of single-use plastics—sip sustainably in style.
- • **Flavor Freedom Included:** Bundle includes Bubly Drops flavors so you can customize your fizz with zero added sugar.
- • **Quick Connect CO2 Cylinders:** Snap in your CO2 cylinder in seconds with innovative Quick Connect tech for zero hassle refills.
- • **Sleek Matte Finish & Slim Design:** Modern kitchen-ready with an elegant matte red finish and ergonomic silhouette that fits any countertop.
- • **Effortless Sparkle at a Button’s Push:** Instantly transform plain water into refreshing sparkling water—no batteries, no fuss.

## Overview

The SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red) offers a sleek, energy-efficient way to carbonate up to 60 liters of water per CO2 cylinder. Featuring Quick Connect technology for easy CO2 swaps, it includes three BPA-free, dishwasher-safe reusable bottles and two Bubly Drops flavorings for customizable sparkling water. Designed for modern kitchens, this bundle reduces plastic waste while delivering fresh, fizzy hydration at the push of a button.

## Description

The Terra Sparkling Water Maker turns plain water into fresh sparkling water in seconds at the push of a button and designed for the modern kitchen. Featuring new Quick Connect technology for fast and easy CO2 cylinder insertion. The improved design features an elegant matte finish, updated slim silhouette, improved ergonomics, a dishwasher safe carbonating bottle and Quick Connect CO2 cylinder technology. Manual carbonation, no batteries required. One SodaStream reusable carbonating bottle can save up to thousands of single use plastic bottles. Always fizz water before adding any flavor.

Review: I love my soda stream. I had always wanted one so when it went on sale during prime day I went for it. If you drink a lot of sparkling water like LaCroix, this is for you! My machine came with two Bubbly flavors so that was nice, but since we eat a lot of fruit, whenever I get something I run a few pieces through the juicer and save it in small condiment squeeze bottles you can get at the dollar tree. Lemon and lime juice are also easy options. My favorite is adding watermelon juice- so good! Anyway, the soda stream is easy to use right out of the box, requires no electricity and I’ve had zero issues. If you watch videos of people who are saying water is spraying out it’s because they are not following the directions for locking the bottle into place before adding the carbonation. One thing I’ve noticed is that the water seems to hold carbonation better if it is cold so since my tap water is lukewarm in the summer (Deep South here) I add a few ice cubes before I fill it up and let the ice melt to chill the water before I carbonate it. I used to buy an average of four to five cases of sparking water per week and now I am down to one. My kids also love to use it and all three can do so easily, even my eight year old. I’ve had mine for almost three weeks and have used it constantly and have not run out of CO2 yet, despite the fact that I often catch my kids pushing the button 5 times instead of the recommended 1-3 so it’s seems like I am getting a lot of bang for my buck. One of the best purchases I’ve ever made, zero regrets. :)
Review: I have thought of purchasing a Soda Stream or equivalent for years, but kept putting it off. With the cost of sodas skyrocketing, I finally got one. desertcart had a sale during Prime Days, which made this bundle quite affordable. You get the streaming device, 2 bottles of CO2, 2 extra bottles to use, giving you 3 total. And you get 2 bottles of the Bubly flavorings. I also ordered a variety pack of soda syrups made by Soda Stream. The package arrive the next unmolested. I opened the package and while I was pulling the box out that contained the soda stream system, the box slipped and sliced my finger. So be careful unpackaging things so you don't get cut like I did. Fortunately, the cut was minor and I continued on. Once everything was upacked, I quickly read the instructions and inserted a CO2 cannister in the pump. I filled the included 1Liter bottle with COLD water, as recommended, and put it in the fill position in the CO2 dispenser. PLease do not overfill the bottle. There is a line and do not fill above that line before you charge the bottle with CO2. Once the bottle was in place to be carbonated, I pressed the button to discharge CO2 into the water. You need to press the button at least 3 times (up to 5 times for more carbonation) and I didn't wait long enough or wait at all between charges and water spurted out of the bottle, and spilling all over the counter. Lesson learned. WAIT between CHARGES for the water to calm down. I've not had a problem of spillage since. That was fun. Once the bottle had been charged, I added some soda syrup to the bottle. Again, disaster. With the water being COLD and CARBONATED, it was like dumping ice cream into cold rootbeer and the bottle bubbled over. So the trick is to pour the syrup in slowly or in stages so as not to cause Vesuvius to erupt. Also, please pour the syrup in while holding the bottle over her sink, just in case it does overflow. BTW, the syrup was called Dr Pete, which is supposed to be like Dr Pepper. It's close, but not exactly the same. Once the syrup is in the bottle, you need to put the cap on and GENTLY shake the bottle for the syrup to dissolve properly in the bottle. Also, DO NOT PUT THE SYRUP IN BEFORE CARBONATING THE WATER or you will have a mess. The syrup dissovles quickly so I then poured the soda into my ice filled glass. Remember to open the bottle slowly if you just shook the bottle or you will make a mess. With the glass full, I tried the soda and yes, I had a carbonated beverage that I made at home. SUCCESS. The carbonation wasn't as strong as you'd get in sodas from the store, but it was good enough. Since I had 3 bottles, I made another soda, this time with the cola flavor. I did 4 CO2 injections this time instead of 3. The carbonation was better. The taste was that of a generic cola, not COKE or PEPSI and definitely not RC. I also have the root beer syrup and tried that and it tastes like rootbeer, imagine. The last flavor I tried was the citrus Bubly extract. I think I used 5 CO2 injections instead of 3 to make it extra bubbly. It tastes like soda water with citrus oil in it and no sweetner. You are not limited to using only the products offered by Soda Stream, you can use your own syrups and flavorings too. Once I emptied a bottle, I rinsed it out and filled it with water and carbonated it. Then I put the bottle in the fridge to keep chill. Sometimes I would put the syrup in before putting the bottle in the refridgerator; other times, I would just carbonate the water and put the bottle in the fridge. That way, I can decide later which flavor I want. If you don't plan to use the device much, you're better off buying soda water in bottles from the store. The initial cost is steep. I think I payed over $100 to start, which is the equilvalent in price to 25 2 liter bottles. Also, the CO2 cannisters are not cheap, but refilling them can cost from $2-$17 per cannister. I've not had to refill a cannister yet, but while on the Soda Stream website, I learned that you can do a bottle exchange at the larger stores like WalMart, Target and Best Buy. Or, you can request bottles from Soda Stream and send in the empties. One could go to a local business to get the bottles refilled. My recommendation is that one go through Soda Stream (and authorized dealers) and do it right. I did a bit of research and found that one can refill the cannister just by filling it with dry ice, which is frozen CO2. Overall, the Soda Stream delivers and is easy to use. Just be sure to be patient in carbonating the water and in pouring in the syrup. Also, since you're only using water with the Soda Stream, clean up is non existent, just wipe it down when it gets wet.

## Features

- Make fresh sparkling water at the push of a button
- Includes: sparkling water maker, (2) quick connect 60L Co2 cylinders, (3) 1 liter dishwasher-safe BPA-free reusable carbonating bottles, and (2) 40 ml bubly drops flavors
- Energy efficient, powered by Co2 cylinder Each cylinder carbonates up to 60 liters of water
- Easy-to-use snap-lock bottle insertion for quick carbonation
- Compatible with all SodaStream flavors and SodaStream carbonation bottles (BPA free and better for the planet) except the SodaStream glass carafe
- SodaStream Terra machines are only compatible with the SodaStream Quick Connect CO2 cylinder

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B097TDVDY2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #2,512,615 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #205 in Soda Maker Accessories |
| Capacity | 60 litres |
| Country of Origin | USA |
| Generic Name | Soda Makers |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 30818558028497 |
| Included Components | Includes: Terra sparkling water maker, (3) 60L Co2 cylinders, (1) DWS Bottle, 1 (DWS) Twin Pack, (2) bubly drop 40ml |
| Item Dimensions LxWxH | 20.1 x 12.7 x 43.2 Centimeters |
| Item Volume | 5.76 Litres |
| Item Weight | 4 kg 900 g |
| Item model number | 1102909010 |
| Manufacturer | SodaStream |
| Model Name | SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red) |
| Operation Mode | Automatic |
| Power Source | Battery operated |
| Size | Bundle |
| UPC | 818558028496 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** sodastream
- **Colour:** Red
- **Item Weight:** 4.9 kg
- **Material:** Glass
- **Product Dimensions:** 20.1D x 12.7W x 43.2H Centimeters

## Images

![Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red), with CO2, DWS Bottles, and Bubly Drops Flavors - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/7176Q2cZp4L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Are the quick connect co2 cylinders refillable?**
A: They are, but not at any airfill station.  The best bet is to return them to Amazon and you’ll receive refilled cylinders.  One bottle makes a lot of fizzy water.  I think each bottle makes 60 liters..  A set of 2 refilled bottles is $65 and a $15 Amazon gift card is included.  You can exchange them elsewhere but you need to go on the Sodastream website to see where.

**Q: Where can i find a co2 cyl. for soda stream art?**
A: I have had a problem finding any dependable source.  An other reviewer said "frequently" available at Kohl's and Target. Frequently being the opertive word.  They have them in stock less than 50% of the time.

**Q: Why does the picture show 2-3 bottles when the product only ships with one?**
A: Check the listing and see what it says it ships with. The pictures don’t always match up to what is promised.

**Q: Where can I get the CO2 cylinder only, to replace it**
A: You can get them from SodaStream and many grocery stores.  Bed, Bath, and Beyond also sells them.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by C***L on 1 August 2024*

I love my soda stream. I had always wanted one so when it went on sale during prime day I went for it. If you drink a lot of sparkling water like LaCroix, this is for you! My machine came with two Bubbly flavors so that was nice, but since we eat a lot of fruit, whenever I get something I run a few pieces through the juicer and save it in small condiment squeeze bottles you can get at the dollar tree. Lemon and lime juice are also easy options. My favorite is adding watermelon juice- so good! Anyway, the soda stream is easy to use right out of the box, requires no electricity and I’ve had zero issues. If you watch videos of people who are saying water is spraying out it’s because they are not following the directions for locking the bottle into place before adding the carbonation. One thing I’ve noticed is that the water seems to hold carbonation better if it is cold so since my tap water is lukewarm in the summer (Deep South here) I add a few ice cubes before I fill it up and let the ice melt to chill the water before I carbonate it. I used to buy an average of four to five cases of sparking water per week and now I am down to one. My kids also love to use it and all three can do so easily, even my eight year old. I’ve had mine for almost three weeks and have used it constantly and have not run out of CO2 yet, despite the fact that I often catch my kids pushing the button 5 times instead of the recommended 1-3 so it’s seems like I am getting a lot of bang for my buck. One of the best purchases I’ve ever made, zero regrets. :)

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by K***H on 17 July 2025*

I have thought of purchasing a Soda Stream or equivalent for years, but kept putting it off. With the cost of sodas skyrocketing, I finally got one. Amazon had a sale during Prime Days, which made this bundle quite affordable. You get the streaming device, 2 bottles of CO2, 2 extra bottles to use, giving you 3 total. And you get 2 bottles of the Bubly flavorings. I also ordered a variety pack of soda syrups made by Soda Stream. The package arrive the next unmolested. I opened the package and while I was pulling the box out that contained the soda stream system, the box slipped and sliced my finger. So be careful unpackaging things so you don't get cut like I did. Fortunately, the cut was minor and I continued on. Once everything was upacked, I quickly read the instructions and inserted a CO2 cannister in the pump. I filled the included 1Liter bottle with COLD water, as recommended, and put it in the fill position in the CO2 dispenser. PLease do not overfill the bottle. There is a line and do not fill above that line before you charge the bottle with CO2. Once the bottle was in place to be carbonated, I pressed the button to discharge CO2 into the water. You need to press the button at least 3 times (up to 5 times for more carbonation) and I didn't wait long enough or wait at all between charges and water spurted out of the bottle, and spilling all over the counter. Lesson learned. WAIT between CHARGES for the water to calm down. I've not had a problem of spillage since. That was fun. Once the bottle had been charged, I added some soda syrup to the bottle. Again, disaster. With the water being COLD and CARBONATED, it was like dumping ice cream into cold rootbeer and the bottle bubbled over. So the trick is to pour the syrup in slowly or in stages so as not to cause Vesuvius to erupt. Also, please pour the syrup in while holding the bottle over her sink, just in case it does overflow. BTW, the syrup was called Dr Pete, which is supposed to be like Dr Pepper. It's close, but not exactly the same. Once the syrup is in the bottle, you need to put the cap on and GENTLY shake the bottle for the syrup to dissolve properly in the bottle. Also, DO NOT PUT THE SYRUP IN BEFORE CARBONATING THE WATER or you will have a mess. The syrup dissovles quickly so I then poured the soda into my ice filled glass. Remember to open the bottle slowly if you just shook the bottle or you will make a mess. With the glass full, I tried the soda and yes, I had a carbonated beverage that I made at home. SUCCESS. The carbonation wasn't as strong as you'd get in sodas from the store, but it was good enough. Since I had 3 bottles, I made another soda, this time with the cola flavor. I did 4 CO2 injections this time instead of 3. The carbonation was better. The taste was that of a generic cola, not COKE or PEPSI and definitely not RC. I also have the root beer syrup and tried that and it tastes like rootbeer, imagine. The last flavor I tried was the citrus Bubly extract. I think I used 5 CO2 injections instead of 3 to make it extra bubbly. It tastes like soda water with citrus oil in it and no sweetner. You are not limited to using only the products offered by Soda Stream, you can use your own syrups and flavorings too. Once I emptied a bottle, I rinsed it out and filled it with water and carbonated it. Then I put the bottle in the fridge to keep chill. Sometimes I would put the syrup in before putting the bottle in the refridgerator; other times, I would just carbonate the water and put the bottle in the fridge. That way, I can decide later which flavor I want. If you don't plan to use the device much, you're better off buying soda water in bottles from the store. The initial cost is steep. I think I payed over $100 to start, which is the equilvalent in price to 25 2 liter bottles. Also, the CO2 cannisters are not cheap, but refilling them can cost from $2-$17 per cannister. I've not had to refill a cannister yet, but while on the Soda Stream website, I learned that you can do a bottle exchange at the larger stores like WalMart, Target and Best Buy. Or, you can request bottles from Soda Stream and send in the empties. One could go to a local business to get the bottles refilled. My recommendation is that one go through Soda Stream (and authorized dealers) and do it right. I did a bit of research and found that one can refill the cannister just by filling it with dry ice, which is frozen CO2. Overall, the Soda Stream delivers and is easy to use. Just be sure to be patient in carbonating the water and in pouring in the syrup. Also, since you're only using water with the Soda Stream, clean up is non existent, just wipe it down when it gets wet.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Review
*by D***G on 8 July 2024*

It is seriously easy to use, the CO2 canister has lasted me 6 months (I make one liter almost every day) and I can be super bubbly for some flavors and mildly bubbly for others. I'm not real pleased with the flavors available; I didn't care for the Bubly Drops included in the bundle at all. I have found other brands of flavoring that is much better. I purchased this bundle when it was on sale, so it was not a huge initial cost, but would definitely purchase again, even at today's price.

## Frequently Bought Together

- SodaStream Terra Sparkling Water Maker Bundle (Red), with CO2, Dishwasher Safe Bottles, and Bubly Drops Flavors
- SodaStream - Bubly Drops for Sparkling Water | Unsweetened Natural Flavor | Zero Calories, No Sweeteners | Create Your Own Bubly with SodaStream | Variety Pack, Bubly Original, Pack of 6 | 8 Fl Oz

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