Great way to brew coffee along with the Hario filters. One of the cheapest ways to do pourovers, yet one of the most versatile. You can change your brew time depending your grind size and your pouring technique to truly brew a unique cup. It’s also very easy to clean. Highly recommend.

Simple and makes excellent coffee. I previously used a stainless steel mesh cone filter, but it took forever to fill a single cup. The Hario V60 is a classic and much faster when used with a filter. I do wish I didn’t need to use filters, but as they’re compostable, I don’t feel too bad about it (plus the coffee grounds give my plants a great nitrogen boost)

An Excellent Pair

This combination of small grinder and aero press makes an ideal pairing at any time quite apart from the fact that the grinder fits inside the aero press handle.The AeroPress surely needs no comment. It simply is a brilliant invention.The mini grinder will make about 25 grams though it will take about 200 turns to do so!! 70 turns produces a standard scoop full when compressed. The detachable base serves as the cup which catches the grind. Be careful with the handle particularly as the hexagonal slot whereby it engages the grinding mechanism is made of plastic. If it is properly engaged, it should not be a problem. The grind is adjustable.

Hario V60

Quite frankly, pour over is the way to go for a smooth and delicious cup of coffee. I have used ALL types of coffee methods. Here is the bottom line...if you want great coffee, use the Hario V60. It is the master, the best, the highest quality. All others are posers.

Highly Satisfied

I’ve been using the Hario size 2 pour-over coffee dripper for several years. My coffee is the closest thing I’ve experienced to professional barista quality coffee. The dripper does what it is supposed to do. It makes delicious coffee fast, and it’s inexpensive and easy to do. Recently, I purchased the Hario size 1 dripper for smaller cups of coffee all the way down to 1 or 2 ounce espressos. The Hario is a well made product that I highly recommend.

Pretty Good but not Perfect

I like that it’s porcelain and not plastic, and the shape and size are quite good. But the base should have a small window in it so one can see how full the cup is getting. I’m getting used to how much water to pour over for each cup I have (so many, so different…), but a window in the base would be a good design choice. By the way, basket filters made into a cone shape work pretty well. Thank you.

Smoothest Coffee Ever

I've been loving my Hario ceramic pour over dripper for many years. I prefer to use a wood drip stand rather than perching the Hario on top of my coffee mug to keep track of the pour. I purchased the glass dripper to use with the stand to reduce the distance between it and the mug, the ceramic causes some splashing outside of the cup. And let's face it, it just looks cool! :-) Whether glass or ceramic, Hario never disappoints! Smoothest cup of coffee ever. I've also incorporated organic cotton reusable filters to reduce waste. Fabulous combo! Thanks to SCG for the great price & fast shipping!

The best coffee making system in the world!

This was my second Hario V60 coffee dripper and I loved it! I used the first one every single morning for over 10 years before it finally broke. I was very excited to get this one and enjoyed the heck out of it for several weeks. Then, unfortunately, I dropped it on the kitchen floor and it broke into a million pieces. I will get another one. I'm saving up to replace it now (it's not expensive but my budget is tight). Just know that I love this coffee dripper enough that I have a French press, a moka, 2 other coffee drippers of different brands.. and even though I use all three right now in rotation while I'm waiting to buy a replacement V60, they never measure up. A V60 wins every time! Prima is just a few minutes away from my home and I would not buy one anywhere ... MoreThis was my second Hario V60 coffee dripper and I loved it! I used the first one every single morning for over 10 years before it finally broke. I was very excited to get this one and enjoyed the heck out of it for several weeks. Then, unfortunately, I dropped it on the kitchen floor and it broke into a million pieces. I will get another one. I'm saving up to replace it now (it's not expensive but my budget is tight). Just know that I love this coffee dripper enough that I have a French press, a moka, 2 other coffee drippers of different brands.. and even though I use all three right now in rotation while I'm waiting to buy a replacement V60, they never measure up. A V60 wins every time! Prima is just a few minutes away from my home and I would not buy one anywhere else.

These are good, inexpensive Hario

These are good, inexpensive Hario pour over drippers. The plastic ones do not require preheating like the ceramic models. I bought a 02 size and a 03 for larger batches. Both are going to see a lot of use.

V60 is The gold Standard for filter coffee

This is a great product. Beautifully made and high quality, 100% recommend a v60 for anyone looking at filter coffee. Note however that the glass version needs some effort in heating up. For ease of use look to the plastic version.