HARIO V60 Plastic Coffee Dripper, Size 02, Clear

The Hario V60 plastic dripper is one of the best for making consistent pour over coffee. It is versatile,long lasting, and is easy to use. An excellent product at a practical price. Excellent for pour over coffee

I use this coffee maker every single day, and it has transformed my morning routine. It offers fantastic control over my coffee brewing process, ensuring a reliable and consistent cup every morning, regardless of the type of beans I use. I particularly appreciate the plastic version. It’s incredibly affordable and durable, lasting a long time without any issues. I’m super happy with this product for my daily pour-over coffee. It’s a must-have for any coffee enthusiast looking for quality and consistency on a budget.

I'm the only coffee drinker in my family. This thing is perfect. No waste. Cheap. Takes up very little space. Makes great coffee. It takes a little longer than using a machine, but the coffee is better and it comes out hotter than any coffee maker I've ever owned. Sometimes simpler is better.

I can't give it 6 stars . The plastic coffee dripper is made in Japan. Excellent durable finish, instructions in Japanese. As a bonus it comes with a white plastic scoop, and 40 paper filters. Very happy 🤗🤗🤗

I use it every time for my coffee making and I love it! It is easy to do pour over, it is pretty sturdy, granted this item replaced my old one that broke when I dropped it. So just be careful not to drop it/bump it off onto a hard surface. I usually just rinse it off and it works fine for the next brew. Cleaning it is easy though. Not too big or bulky and fits most mugs I have used it for as well as the #2 filter.

Exactly what i needed! this is the real deal Hario V60. plastic design. perfect fit for one cup of coffee at a time. sturdy flawless construction, simple packaging and works just as expected. perfectly clear no coloration, thick plastic (not glass) and the coffee tastes clean and great when brewed correctly

Good for #2 Hario style filters. Doesn’t work with Melita style filters nor larger # size filters.

I would recommend combining this with an electric kettle, if you don't already own one. I found one on sale at Target for $12, and these two pieces, combined, are the best $20 coffee maker you can buy. (I still use this setup many days when I don't want to bother with the $800 espresso machine my husband bought us for Christmas.) You can watch a lot of videos about the proper way to make pour over coffee. You should probably watch one or two. I don't think it's necessary to stress about all the details. Most of the importance is being a little bit slow about everything. One thing I took away from the videos I watched is that the first pour of water on the grounds should be just enough to get them all wet. Something about "opening them up." Imagine loose leaf tea leaves opening up in hot water, except you can't really see it, because coffee grounds are too small. I give them a moment on this step, usually just long enough to throw a ball down the hall for my cat a couple times. Then all the pros pour water slowly, in spirals. I base whether my spirals are starting from the outside or the inside on where the most coffee is piled up at this point, thinking about herding it away from where it is, towards where it isn't, either outside or center. I usually use 1.5 scoops of coffee (from the scoop included with the cone) for a 16 oz mug, and it fills up in about two slow pours to about 3/4 inch from the top of the cone. There are more advanced techniques out there, if you care to learn them, but, without too much stress over the details, I get in a little morning meditation on the life of coffee beans (bonus meditation if you add milk and watch it slowly swirl around), a really good cup of coffee, and my cat shows up whenever I start the electric kettle, so it's sort of fun for the whole family. Cleanup couldn't be easier. Give the filter full of grounds a little squeeze against the side of the cone, throw it out, rinse the cone, and it's ready for the next day.

The V60 is a classic for a reason. The design is simple, easy to use, and very easy to clean. I also have the single-cup version, and this Size 02 is great when making a bit more at once. The clear plastic version obviously doesn’t have the same heat retention as the glass or ceramic models, but for everyday use it performs exactly as it should. I often use it for cold brew or lighter brews where heat retention isn’t critical, and it works perfectly.

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Achei excelente, material parece ser de muita qualidade.

Non c'è molto da dire su un filtro in plastica per caffè... Leggero e resistente.

En stadig plastkonstruktion som säkerligen håller många år / bryggningar, men kör inte melittafilter i den, filterspetsen kan spricka och all sump åker ur.