Product review (3 stars): Fortunately, the internet has work arounds
If you buy, be prepared to install a hose washer on top your replacement water filter, so that the release valve is pressed and water flows again.  I contacted GE, and their first response is it only has a 30-day warranty and you need to take it back to the purchase location.  I complained to no avail in that, who replaces a $35 filter in 30 days.  Fortunately, the internet has work arounds, and others with this issue found that by adding a garden hose washer on top the replacement filter, the release valve gets compressed and water will flow again.  Clearly this is a manufacturing defect that buyers should not have to deal with.  Last, I was not comfortable putting a generic garden hose washer in my drinking water system and found a NSF 51 / 61 hose washer that is safe for drinking water.  Search amazon for NSF 61 washer, and you will find it by Thogus.  Here is the link, but you can find it on ebay as well a little cheaper.  http://www.amazon.com/Garden-Hose-Washer-In-Nylon/dp/B000R80WQ2/ref=sr_1_7?ie=UTF8&qid=1408229409&sr=8-7&keywords=nsf+61+washer.