There's always been a lot of confusion surrounding the issue of "waste water." The thought that, as a blanket statement, "less waste water is better" couldn't be further from the truth.
Additionally, all the claims regarding the "wastewater ratio" go out the window once you add a pressurized storage tank to the system. As a pressure tank fills it exerts more and more back pressure. The higher the back pressure, the less pressure the membrane has to work with (called "NDP" or net driving pressure), and the more concentrate ("waste water") is produced.
So, if you want the fastest RO water production, the most pure RO water possible, and less concentrate -> avoid use of a pressure tank.
Is there a workaround? Yes! That's a high pressure auto shut off valve and a permeate pump. But those two items are nearly unknown in the residential RO market. We stock them both.
Russ Romme