Pour Over Coffee Dripper - Ceramic Slow Brewing Accessories for Home, Cafe, Restaurants - Easy Manual Brew Maker Gift - Strong Flavor Brewer - V02 Paper Cone Filters - Black, 2 Cup

The hole in the bottom is much too large and the paper filters cannot stand the pressure and blow out. I'm returning it. Look for a style with 3 smaller holes not one huge one

I'm baffled by some of the reviews here. Any claim that use of this thing makes weak coffee (or bitter or anything else) is going to be about how it's used, not the product itself. I also have no idea why people are saying that the bottom of the filter ruptures. Someone post a video. Any pour-over product, any coffee-making product (short of Keurig, I guess) requires technique. It's fair to say that the hole is too big but all I know is that I'm getting a great cup of coffee every time. If you want to do pour-over, watch some videos of how to do it properly or, more fairly, learn about all the variables that go into it. Grind size, water temp, pouring methods. My tips: I use medium-grind, and a bit more than typically recommended. I use about 50-60 grams. Here's the thing I learned: You'd think more coffee makes the drink too strong. What it actually does it helps keep you from OVEREXTRACTING the acids and oils. If it's too strong--dilute a bit! Boil water and let it rest less than a minute, so you get to about 200 degrees F. Pour just enough in to wet the grounds and then gently stir just enough to get all the coffee surface area wet. Wait for, I don't know, 30 seconds or so. Then do the rest of the pour. Here's where I go rogue: I don't pour and wait, pour and wait. I just pour a medium stream in a spiral. Wait for that to settle, and then do one more round so that the water pools up pretty close to the rim. There you go. That's the method that gets me the coffee I love. Anyway: the actual product. Nice and hefty. Fits well on coffee mugs and is stable. Heavy and thick ceramic. Good price.

The coffee maker is very pretty, BUT it is unusable. Every cup blows out the bottom of the filter. It's going back.

The drip hole is large so the coffee drips quickly and is therefore weak.Great if you prefer weak coffee. I like mine strong so stopped using.

The opening in the bottom of the ceramic dripper is too big! I put my filter in, added the coffee grounds, and then poured in the hot water. The filter slipped through the opening and the broke open and all the grounds ended up in my cup. I tried again several times with the same result and no cup of coffee! I found this dripper to be useless and haven’t used it again. think the opening should be much smaller and perhaps rectangular rather than round.

I love coffee! My friend told me I should try a dripper instead of my keurig, as a way to reduce waste...So I did and It worked GREAT! It's very easy to use and clean. I love the fact that it is ceramic and not plastic, it holds heat much better and the flavor is fantastic! It fit's over any size coffee cup or small coffee pot. Love it! -- My new favorite gift!

I’ve loved pour over coffee my entire life, so I just had to get myself one of these. It is much more sturdy than I had expected and easy to use and clean up. It fits most mugs but it will not fit some of the thinner mugs and coffee cups. Make sure to check your measurements before buying. However, I have several mugs that work perfectly with this. The flavor is so much stronger when you do the pour over and it’s a quick and easy way for me to make coffee without wasting an entire coffee pot since I’m the only one drinking it for the day. Highly recommend!!!

:)This is my favorite coffee dripper!!! I prefer this ceramic material versus the plastic one, it retains heat longer.