Does the job well. Have used for filtering wine as well as for making coffee and works well for that too. Convenient pack size. Good ordering system.

Although they are not designed to be used with the coffee machine I own, they can be cut down to size. Melitta have a size guide on their website for which filter to use with which machine.

I have used Melitta products for years and found them to be very good quality. I recently bought a Melitta 'Look' coffee machine and I am very impressed with it. It makes excellent coffee.

Thought I ordered 1x4 filter papers but 1x2 arrived. Can still make use of them but a little aggravating to have to do a second order. May well have been my mistake, but strange that review came up as 1x4.

Best Batch Brewer in the world. (Breville)

I love it. It's convenient, easy to use, easier to clean!As long as get my beans grinded right, it makes a perfect coffee everyday. I honestly show it off to all of my friends when they arrive at my home, asking them if they want a coffee. They will all testify, including my wife.

Excellent product

I use an original Melitta cone to make one or two cups and used to buy the size 2 papers which are no longer available, pleased to say size 4 does the job just as well. Never had one split and removes the grounds (and cafesterol) entirely.

Melitta Original Paper Filters...

.... the correct way to make coffee. I've been using Melitta paper coffee filters for about 27 years, so there are no surprises in my experience. It's the simplest (and healthiest) way to make coffee. Stick some coffee in the filter, pout hot (but not boiling) water over it, and there's your instant coffee. Delivery was a very quick four days, compared with two weeks, when I last ordered them directly from Melitta in Sydney. Filtered coffee tastes better, (much less bitter) and the filter removes harmful compounds that can increase bad cholesterol.

Melitta coffee filter papers, 2 boxes of 40

Glad to have sourced them online, as unavailable locally. A bit ironic however that they came inside a much larger cardboard box (which we composted) filled with ‘cheesy wotsit-shaped’ non-recyclable polystyrene! Considering the green credentials asserted by Harts of Stur in the enclosed leaflets, this was a surprise🤔