Ceramic Coffee Dripper | Non Electric Pour Over Coffee Maker | For No. 2 or 4 Filters | Simple & Easy To Use Brewer | Straight To Cup or Pot Drip Brew Coffee | 2.5" Inside Diameter

Okay, I did not want to spend this much money on a dripper, but I'm not sorry I purchased this one. It really has some heft to it, which I like. This is no wimpy ceramic dripper. I like that it has a little handle. I like that it sits comfortably and securely on my mug. It seems to contribute to making an excellent cup of coffee. This is one of those items you'll have for a long time since it looks and feels like it's made to last. I like that #2 or #4 filters can be used with it. In addition to all that, it's rather pretty. Nice high sheen finish. Very pleased. I also want to add, there is something very satisfying in making coffee this way. It's a no brainer using an electric drip coffee maker and I've been doing that off and on for years, however, I'm enjoying taking a little extra time to boil water and do this pour over by hand method. I get whole beans and grind myself; the ground coffee gets more saturated this way and it makes for a more full bodied delicious brew. I got myself a small white pour over gooseneck kettle, also purchased on Amazon, and it makes for a wonderful set. A little pricey together, but quite frankly, the coffee is great and the process in making it gratifying. A good purchase for sure!

The coffee dripper works as expected. Easy to use and clean. It’s a little smaller than expected. However, it still works well. I like being able to see how much coffee has been made through the peek hole. The only thing I didn’t care for is the handle. Unlike other coffee drippers that have a full loop handle, this one does not. It’s not a huge problem but it could lead to an accidental dropping of the item since a firm grasp may not be possible esp when the dripper is still hot.

I bought this because I read that filtered coffee can help lower cholesterol. With mine creeping up, I decided to give up on my espresso maker and give this a try. I have no complaints about it. Works great; the coffee is good. After using it for about 6 months, I had a cholesterol test done and ... drum roll... no change for the better. Oh well. I still like the coffee and would recommend this product.

Lovely product. Simple, cheap, durable and works great. Sadly, getting addicted to great tasting coffee. The view of how much coffee is in the traditional cup below is, however, somewhat limited. Best to use a glass coffee cup.

I will admit that my husband and I are coffee snobs. We recently have been looking for a pour over ceramic device. I read the reviews are settled on this one because it had two holes and the price point couldn’t be beat. It does a good job and the only reason I gave 4 stars vs. 5 is that the holes are a bit big and it ran through a little too fast. All in all it is good and I would easily recommend it to friends.

As the only coffee drinker in the house, making full pots of coffee seemed a bit ridiculous, and k-cups seemed wasteful. I had a friend recommend getting a pour over coffee dripper and I am so happy she did! It makes a delicious cup of coffee and is so easy to clean up.

I like the size and look of it. It's a sturdy product that appears well made. I used Melitta filters in the correct size, but the coffee pools in the filter and doesn't drain well. I use coffee in the can that's already ground. I wonder if I need to use beans and grind them to a different size. Based on my experience, I wouldn't recommend it. I wish I had spent a little more and gotten a single service coffee maker instead (even though it would take up more room on the counter).

Out of a number of pour over devices, I have liked this the best. It is a solid, well built ceramic piece. The grab lip at the top makes it easy to hold and appears to be part of the whole piece instead of a handle that could break off. You can use this with almost any cup or mug instead of using a dedicated carafe. I keep two mugs together, so when the pour over is almost done going into a cup, I can then transfer it over to the other cup to catch any remaining amount of coffee still dripping through. I previously had a glass pour over device with a glass carafe that finally broke. Too delicate.