“iBottle+ is our pick for a glass bottle, two capacity choices and a lower listed purchase price.”
Sam, iBottle
iBottle+ is our preferred buy over the Bluevida H2 Pro Nano sold by Stuffology for Australians who want a glass bottle and a choice of capacities. iBottle+ is A$199 in either 230 mL or 400 mL, compared with the A$261.51 Bluevida listing checked here.
The useful comparison is the exact bottle you are considering. This guide covers Stuffology’s blue, 230 mL H2 Pro Nano. Other Bluevida listings use different names and specifications, so their prices and features should not be mixed together.
Bluevida and iBottle+: glass and capacity choices.
Bluevida H2 Pro Nano vs iBottle+: buying comparison
These listed single-bottle prices were checked on 25 September 2026.
| Buying detail | Bluevida H2 Pro Nano | iBottle+ |
|---|---|---|
| Listed price | A$261.51 at Stuffology | A$199 |
| Capacity | 230 mL | 230 mL or 400 mL |
| Water vessel | Tritan, according to the listing | Borosilicate glass |
| Buying route compared | Stuffology Store | Direct from iBottle |
The listed bottle price difference is A$62.51. iBottle includes free Australian shipping. Check the final delivery charge on the specific Bluevida offer before comparing delivered totals.
Check the model and seller before ordering
The matching Kogan listing uses product number 9362172083467. That is a useful identifier if you are comparing tabs or searching for the same blue H2 Pro Nano elsewhere.
A similar name or photograph does not establish that two offers contain the same bottle. Match the capacity, model description and accessories, then read the terms belonging to the seller taking your order. A marketplace listing and a direct store offer may have different prices and fulfilment arrangements.
Choose glass and the capacity you actually want
The 400 mL iBottle+ gives you 170 mL more water per fill than this Bluevida model. It is our choice for someone who wants a longer drink at their desk. The smaller Plus suits someone who prefers a compact bottle.
Both Plus sizes use a glass vessel. The Bluevida listing describes Tritan. That makes material preference a clear decision point without needing to guess from product photographs.
For help choosing between our sizes, see the iBottle model and size comparison.
What should you check behind a concentration claim?
Stuffology advertises up to 6,000 ppb for the H2 Pro Nano’s 15 minute mode. Its product page did not link a matching test report when checked. If that figure is driving your purchase, ask for the report identifying the exact model and testing conditions.
The published iBottle+ report identifies a tested 400 mL unit and its protocol. Read capacity, cycle length and measurement method together. A headline number from one listing does not establish a performance winner against a differently tested bottle.
The replacement option matters before you buy
For iBottle+ 400 mL, the separate A$69 replacement glass kit includes glass, a lid, charging cable and manual. You retain your working generator base. The kit fits the Plus 400 mL and original iBottle 400 mL only.
That is a concrete ownership detail to weigh when selecting a bottle. The kit is optional, so there is no need to add it to your initial order unless you want a spare.
Our winner: iBottle+ for glass, choice and price
For this Australian buying decision, iBottle+ wins our recommendation. You can choose the compact size or more water per fill, with a glass vessel and a lower listed purchase price.
Pick the 400 mL Plus if capacity and the matching replacement kit are your priorities. Pick 230 mL if you want the compact format. Those everyday choices are the strongest reasons to buy, and you can make them before paying.
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