⚠️ Echo Go+ Has Been Discontinued
The Echo Go+ has been discontinued by Echo Water and replaced by the Echo Flask. Limited stock may still be available through third-party retailers, but there is no longer warranty support or customer service for the Echo Go+.
Recommendation: Buy the Echo Flask—the current model with full warranty support and significantly improved features.
Most people should buy the Echo Flask, not the Echo Go+. The Flask reaches higher hydrogen concentrations (up to 8 ppm vs 4.5 ppm), has a larger capacity, retains hydrogen 3x longer, and includes smart app features. The Echo Go+ has been discontinued by Echo Water, making the Flask the only current-model option with full warranty support.
I own both bottles. The Echo Flask is the better buy in every measurable category. If you're choosing between these two Echo products, go with the Flask.
"The Echo Flask represents a significant upgrade over the Echo Go+ in every meaningful metric. Nearly double the hydrogen output, three times the retention, and smart app tracking make it the clear choice. With the Go+ discontinued, there's really no competition."
Echo Flask vs Echo Go+: Full Comparison
| Feature | Echo Flask (2026) | Echo Go+ (Discontinued) |
|---|---|---|
| Hydrogen Output | Up to 8 ppm (20 min) | 2.5-4.5 ppm (5-10 min) |
| Capacity | 12 oz (350 ml) | 9.5 oz (280 ml) |
| Hydrogen Retention | 10+ hours sealed | 3-5 hours |
| Smart Features | Bluetooth app, LCD touch screen | One-button operation |
| Battery | 2000 mAh, 7 cycles | 1500 mAh, 5-10 cycles |
| Charging | USB-C | USB-C (can use while charging) |
| Self-Cleaning | Built-in cycle | 3-min cycle |
| Warranty | 5 years (active) | Discontinued (no support) |
| Price | $299.99 | $249.95 (Discontinued) |
| Status | Current Model | Discontinued |
Hydrogen Output Differences
The Echo Flask produces up to 8 ppm in a 20-minute cycle and approximately 6 ppm in 10 minutes. The Echo Go+ produces 2.5-4.5 ppm in 5-10 minute cycles. That's nearly double the hydrogen per serving with the Flask.
Hydrogen retention is another major gap. The Echo Flask holds hydrogen for 10+ hours sealed, meaning you can prepare water in the morning and drink it throughout the day. The Echo Go+ only retains hydrogen for 3-5 hours, requiring more frequent cycles.
Portability
The Echo Go+ is slightly lighter (0.88 lb vs 1 lb) and smaller. It also has shorter cycle times (5-10 min vs 10-20 min) and can be used while charging, which is convenient for travel. If ultralight portability and fast cycles are your top priority, the Go+ has a small edge here—but the Flask's superior hydrogen output and retention more than compensate for the extra weight.
Who Should Buy Each Bottle
Buy the Echo Flask if:
- • You want the highest hydrogen output available
- • Smart app tracking appeals to you
- • You want full warranty support on a current model
- • Long hydrogen retention matters (10+ hours)
- • You're buying your first Echo bottle
The Echo Go+ was better for:
- • Ultra-budget buyers (when it was available)
- • People who preferred simpler one-button operation
- • Using while charging on the go
Note: The Echo Go+ has been discontinued.
See Also: Echo Flask vs Echo Go
For more details on the current Echo product lineup, see our comprehensive comparison: Echo Flask vs Echo Go.
Clinical Recommendation
In my practice, I now recommend the Echo Flask exclusively. The higher hydrogen output, better retention, and active warranty support make it the clear choice. If you already own an Echo Go+ that's still working well, there's no urgent need to upgrade—but when it's time for a new bottle, go with the Flask.
Read my full Echo Flask Review for complete specs, pros, cons, and real-world testing results. For cleaning instructions, see our dedicated guide.
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