- How does the Art differ from the SodaStream Terra and Spirit?
- The Art uses a pull-forward lever instead of a button or push-down top, and it has a more design-led body. Carbonation works the same way and uses the same CO2 cylinders and bottles.
- What CO2 cylinder does it take?
- It uses SodaStream's standard screw-in 60L cylinder, the same one as most of the range. You exchange empty cylinders rather than buying new ones each time.
- Can I carbonate juice or flavored drinks in it?
- No. Carbonate plain water only, then add SodaStream flavor drops or syrup afterward. Carbonating anything else can damage the machine and make a mess.
- What comes in the box?
- The maker itself plus one SodaStream plastic bottle. A CO2 cylinder is usually included in starter bundles but not always, so check the listing before buying.
- Does it need electricity or batteries?
- No. The CO2 cylinder provides the pressure, so there is no cord, charging or battery to worry about.
- Is it worth it over a cheaper SodaStream model?
- If you want the lever action and a machine you are happy to leave on display, yes. If you only care about fizz, the cheaper Spirit or Terra does the same job.
- Where is the SodaStream Art Sparkling Water Maker cheapest?
- At SodaStream, for $104.99, as of our latest check.