Original Hario V60 filter papers for brewing pour over coffee with a Hario V60 dripper. Made in Japan of oxygen bleached paper. This filter is of size 03. Brewing with the V60 paper filters could not be any easier. They are also very easy to dispose. Insert the cone filter into a Hario 02 size dripper and add water before the brewing process begins to ensure that there is no paper taste in your tasty coffee. Then, add the coffee grounds and pour hot water. 2 to 3 minutes later you will be enjoying the best, sediment-free coffee.
Original Hario V60 filter papers for brewing pour over coffee with a Hario V60 dripper. Made in Japan of oxygen bleached paper. This filter is of size 03. Brewing with the V60 paper filters could not be any easier. They are also very easy to dispose. Insert the cone filter into a Hario 02 size dripper and add water before the brewing process begins to ensure that there is no paper taste in your tasty coffee. Then, add the coffee grounds and pour hot water. 2 to 3 minutes later you will be enjoying the best, sediment-free coffee.
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The lowest price we last saw for Hario V60 Paper Filter 03 Box 40pk was $5.95 at Coffee Parts, compared across 13 retailers (last seen 13 May 2026). Prices may have changed since.
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Prices last updated 13 May 2026.
Hario V60 Paper Filter 03 Box 40pk
Original Hario V60 filter papers for brewing pour over coffee with a Hario V60 dripper. Made in Japan of oxygen bleached paper. This filter is of size 03. Brewing with the V60 paper filters could not be any easier. They are also very easy to dispose. Insert the cone filter into a Hario 02 size dripper and add water before the brewing process begins to ensure that there is no paper taste in your tasty coffee. Then, add the coffee grounds and pour hot water. 2 to 3 minutes later you will be enjoying the best, sediment-free coffee.
Original Hario V60 filter papers for brewing pour over coffee with a Hario V60 dripper. Made in Japan of oxygen bleached paper. This filter is of size 03. Brewing with the V60 paper filters could not be any easier. They are also very easy to dispose. Insert the cone filter into a Hario 02 size dripper and add water before the brewing process begins to ensure that there is no paper taste in your tasty coffee. Then, add the coffee grounds and pour hot water. 2 to 3 minutes later you will be enjoying the best, sediment-free coffee.
Last updated at 13/05/2026 02:10:46
Hario VCF-03-40W Coffee Paper Filter, White
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Hario V60 Paper Filter 03 White 40 sheets
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Hario V60 Retail White Paper Filters 3 Cup / 40 PCS
Delivery between 14–21 May $9.95
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Hario V60 Filter Papers Size 2 // Coffea Coffee 40 / 03
Delivery between 19–25 May $9.70
Hario Coffee Paper Filters (Size 03, 40 Sheets, White)
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V60 Paper Filter 03, White, Box (40 sheets)
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V60 Paper Filter 03 W 40 sheets in a box
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originally posted on prima-coffee.com
I'm testing more filters, because I can't seem to find a good source. There are still inconsistent drip times between these filters, and it seems to be hit or miss.My drip test is to put 180g of water into a filter and measure how long it takes to drain. A 12-18 second time is pretty good, but I'm seeing stalling where it takes 30-35 seconds, and that leads to bad cups of coffee.The first box drained normally, the second box stalls on the drain. I'm re-ordering a bunch of new filters to see if I can discover anything.
originally posted on prima-coffee.com
I've been wanting to try these filters, except normally they are really expensive for a disposable paper filter. Prima Coffee sells them a lot cheaper than anyone else so I was able to give them a try. I did a direct comparison with Melitta disposable paper filters. I timed the pour and found them almost identical. I poured 585 ml water over 35 grams freshly, medium fine ground, Kenya coffee. A consistent 2.5 minute pour took 3.3 minutes to completely pass through. Both filters were usually within 10 seconds of each other and tasted the same. The only real difference is price and shape. Hario #3 @ $0.10 each vs Melitta #4 @ $0.06 each
originally posted on prima-coffee.com
I was running out of the filters (brown, untabbed) that came with my Hario Pour Over. After watching this videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uggibTY0AEI specifically went out looking for the 40 Count non-tabbed filters. I couldn't find too many places that had them. I cracked the box open even before I'd finished with my original filters, so that I could compare. These took a bit longer to drain, I haven't tried the Hario filters, but other than the drainage issue, I found the coffee was still good. These'll be my go to from now on; These also arrived surprisingly fast. Thanks Prima Coffee!
| Item volume | 15 Litres |
| Unit count | 40 count |
| Surface recommendation | Glass |
| Special feature | Manual |
| Contains liquid contents | No |
Hario VCF-03-40W Coffee Paper Filter, White
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Hario V60 Paper Filter 03 White 40 sheets
Delivery between Fri – Mon $11.18
Hario V60 Retail White Paper Filters 3 Cup / 40 PCS
Delivery between 14–21 May $9.95
V60 3 Cup (40PCS) Filters
Delivery $9.95
Hario V60 Filter Papers 40pc Size 3
Delivery $7
I'm testing more filters, because I can't seem to find a good source. There are still inconsistent drip times between these filters, and it seems to be hit or miss.My drip test is to put 180g of water into a filter and measure how long it takes to drain. A 12-18 second time is pretty good, but I'm seeing stalling where it takes 30-35 seconds, and that leads to bad cups of coffee.The first box drained normally, the second box stalls on the drain. I'm re-ordering a bunch of new filters to see if I can discover anything.
I've been wanting to try these filters, except normally they are really expensive for a disposable paper filter. Prima Coffee sells them a lot cheaper than anyone else so I was able to give them a try. I did a direct comparison with Melitta disposable paper filters. I timed the pour and found them almost identical. I poured 585 ml water over 35 grams freshly, medium fine ground, Kenya coffee. A consistent 2.5 minute pour took 3.3 minutes to completely pass through. Both filters were usually within 10 seconds of each other and tasted the same. The only real difference is price and shape. Hario #3 @ $0.10 each vs Melitta #4 @ $0.06 each
I was running out of the filters (brown, untabbed) that came with my Hario Pour Over. After watching this videohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0uggibTY0AEI specifically went out looking for the 40 Count non-tabbed filters. I couldn't find too many places that had them. I cracked the box open even before I'd finished with my original filters, so that I could compare. These took a bit longer to drain, I haven't tried the Hario filters, but other than the drainage issue, I found the coffee was still good. These'll be my go to from now on; These also arrived surprisingly fast. Thanks Prima Coffee!
I love making one cup of freshly ground coffee at a time and these Hario filters along with the Hario cone, do the job beautifully. The Melita filters I used to use would occasionally leak at the bottom which would cause bits of coffee grounds to be at the bottom of my cup. Eeeww. But no more. The Hario filters are sturdy and the cost is comparable to Melita.The only downside to these filters is that Bed Bath & Beyond does not seem to carry them in any of their stores so you have to order them online. However, I would still recommend this product to anyone who loves a freshly brewed cup of coffee.
We received three boxes from Prima-coffee of the Hario coffee white paper filters size 02 for our V60 brewer. The taste from these white filters are not as clean as the brown filters with the tabs. The drip rates are different as well. For taste and drip rate, we will not be using the white filters again. We have two unopened boxes of the white filters. We brew our coffee to taste the coffee, not the filter. We use reverse osmosis filtered water and organic medium roast coffee, so you can taste the complexity of the coffee.
I bought a Hario coffee system (that came with filters) last year while visiting my sister in another state; we were on a road trip using air bnbs and having a quick and easy way to make our own coffee in the morning was key! When I got back home, and ran out of the filters that went with the Hario cone (pointed at the bottom instead of flat like a Melita) I was unable to find them in stores so I had to try to adapt the Melita type (which often ended with the hot water busting out the bottom of the filter if I didn't fold it just right to fit the pointed Hario cone). Happily, since I found out Bed, Bath and Beyond sells the Hario filters online, I'm happily making my coffee with no mishaps anymore! I purchase two 100 pc boxes at a time to make sure I never run out ... MoreI bought a Hario coffee system (that came with filters) last year while visiting my sister in another state; we were on a road trip using air bnbs and having a quick and easy way to make our own coffee in the morning was key! When I got back home, and ran out of the filters that went with the Hario cone (pointed at the bottom instead of flat like a Melita) I was unable to find them in stores so I had to try to adapt the Melita type (which often ended with the hot water busting out the bottom of the filter if I didn't fold it just right to fit the pointed Hario cone). Happily, since I found out Bed, Bath and Beyond sells the Hario filters online, I'm happily making my coffee with no mishaps anymore! I purchase two 100 pc boxes at a time to make sure I never run out again!!
I know the flow rate is a bit different with different paper filters- and perhaps it is for this reason that I find these work a bit better than the 100 pack with the little tabs (though perhaps there are other variables that might have accounted for the differences). But it works so I’ll keep buying these. Though one can get these anywhere, I like buying my coffee gear from Cafune where possible- just delightful people to deal with - communications are great- items are beautifully packed - it feels more like an in person transaction.
Definitely different from the bleached filters that come with the starter kit. I like them more, they hold the shape before prewetting, are harder to tear, and give a different cup of coffee. I had longer draw down times with these filters as opposed to the bleached ones, and in my experience the cup has a bit of a lighter body. Not as light as a Chemex, but definitely different. Be aware, these require a longer rinse to get rid of all the paper taste, as with unbleached it's more prevalent.
Straight up you think paper filters is paper filters. You'd be wrong. Dead wrong.These filters got it all, without that overly papery taste you associate with bad filters.They don't behave like the metal ones and have a consistent brew time.What's that you don't drink coffee? Well then they are perfect for tiny baby hats too. Perfect for draining cheese as well, a little clunky but you could do it.Strain your broth, do it, ARE YOU? I'll wait.Anyway, I dig em, they are perfect for my V60 needs and make for satisfying cups of coffee.
These are the original filters from the Hario factory in Japan, and are simply the best filters and the most consistent. Yes they are pricey, but I find the tabbed filters (100 pack) often stall my brews, but these filters let me grind much finer without stalling so they are overal much easier to work with.If you price it out pre-tax, the price per filter is about $.19 compared with $.09 for the 100 pack, at 1 brew a day you are spending about $36 more, a year, if you buy these filters.For me, spending a bit extra to prevent the stress of a stalled brew in a busy morning is well worth the price, but if you have the time and patience to dial in your brew on the tabbed filters and are ok with an occasional bad cup, might be worth just getting the 100 pack.
| Item volume | 15 Litres |
| Unit count | 40 count |
| Surface recommendation | Glass |
| Special feature | Manual |
| Contains liquid contents | No |
