HARIO V60 Plastic Coffee Dripper, White, Size 2

We are in the process of setting up a new home and wanted to find an alternative to a large and expensive coffee machine. I knew of the individual cup filter dripper option so we decided to give this Hario V60 (size 2) japanese product a go. I didn't know about this particular brand but the product stood out in the Amazon listing and it came with a matching design (red colour) measuring cup. For the price, it already seemed a good deal. I don't know how to explain it, but using it feels like the filter dripper has decades of thought, design and quality control gone into it. With all the challenges we are facing, it is a pleasure to take a break and use this product because it feels like it has been made with so much caring thought. The dripper sat sturdy on a wide mug. No adjusting needed. I even wondered how much difference the ceramic dripper would make. The plastic one has a heavy feel. The size 2 paper filter fitted the dripper like a glove in a millisecond. It stood against the sides without needing any adjusting. In seconds, I had a creamy looking filter coffee that tasted delicious. The water pour kind of vortexed quickly into the cup without lumping the coffee into "unused coffee islands". The resulting coffee was clear and very strong (just half of the measuring cup for 2 medium mugs). This was the strongest I have ever had with the same coffee brand and filtered, boiled water. Brand new coffee bag. It was very easy to clean and feels like it won't easily scratch or stain at all. I washed it with the soft sponge side but might just use a water rinse in future. Not sure it needs dish soap. The only "challenge" was getting the coffee into the measuring cup, but we have somewhere a glass, sealed lid container with a wide opening to scoop the coffee from, which will be perfect for it. For the price, it is a bargain in my experience: it saves space, makes filter coffee as easy to prepare as instant but a lot more flavoursome and with the true oumph we look for in our daily brew-break. Its quality brings comfort and positivity. It makes you want to care about making the most and the best of the day. Lovely product.

This hard plastic coffee dripper has taken my coffee experience to a whole new level! It's a high quality well built device to help you make the best possible filter coffee, the filters sit perfectly, it fits perfectly on almost any cup (I like to use a clear glass to watch the process) and clean up is just as easy. Definitely recommend if you're looking for new ways to experiment with coffee.

The epitome of amazing when it comes to pourover. The GOAT. I’m tending to prefer metal, ceramic or glass at the moment but this still has its place. Not to be confused with Haribo

Works well and good price. Plastic one is better for heat retention

The Hario is the classic pour over drip filter. I am a huge coffee fanatic and I have a variety of coffee making methods: Moka pot, Aeropress, Clever Dropper, Nespresso machine, Espro cafetiere and I always come back to the V60. This is the method I use to make my morning coffee every day at 6am - you don't have to be a rocket scientist and it's simple enough to use when half awake. Basic operation is as simple as the elementary design. Put a filter paper in the cone, place it on top of a cup. If you want, rinse the paper with boiling water. Add in coffee, pour water over the top until you've filled the cup. Its that simple! You can complicate the method with water temperature, ratios, weighing the water and timing your pours etc. But none of this is essential. That said, once you get started you'll soon want to learn all there is about making amazing coffee and that's the beauty. How much you learn and what you do is completely up to you. This is the coffee making method of the experts, it really does make some of the best coffee. The fact it's a filter method means you get crystal clear coffee with no sediment. The pour over method gives you complete control over everything you do. I've had a clear plastic one, which cracked a bit when put in the dishwasher but the red and white ones are perfectly durable. The smallest size is fine for a single cup, the bigger ones can be used in conjunction with a jug to make brews for friends.

Perfect for making 1 cup of coffee at a time and the red is beautiful!

My heart would have preferred a ceramic dripper, but my purse dictated plastic. however it doesn't feel cheap and flimsy, and has the added bonus of being less likely to chip/crack when my poor tired undercaffeinated hands pick it up first thing in the morning. This thing is a life saver. Really easy to use and gets round that tricky problem of electrified coffee grinds...grind straight into the filter nestled into this little bit of genius and it's a case of 'what static problem?' The only thing to watch out for is that it's a particularly conical cone of a dripper and your bog standard coffee filters won't sit in it properly. You need the Hario filters. I tried making my morning rescue with some old Mellita filters I found lurking in the depths and while coffee was certainly made, they fouled up the grinding process because they sat too high in the dripper. It's barely a problem though. Having now stocked up on the matching accessories I have my eye on a different colour because although I bought a cafetiere for those days when I'm feeling generous enough to share coffee beanswith other family members, I prefer using the dripper - much less washing up involved and who wants more of that?!

So being sick with covid I decided I'm going to be the best coffee connoisseur. And I've heard so much about drip coffee and hario v60 and I thought it's time I walked away from the espresso machines and pods and try this! I was hesitant, I've been eyeing this for about three weeks now because, I drink coffee piping hot. Really bad habit. Now I haven't even got everything yet, like the gooseneck kettle with its fancy thermometer or the cute Cafetière. However I do have this beautiful coffee maker and filter papers, both came like 20 minutes ago and I have a normal fat kettle. I used the 4:6 ratio created by some awesome Japanese guy who won an award which I watched on YouTube. Following his steps, using my fat kettle that pours like a jet, that boils all the way to 100°C. (I stopped it just before it rumbled to get around 85-90°C ideal temp for coffee) and oh my word. My decaffeinated macu picu coffee exploded in my mouth with flavour and passion and sweetness. I thought cold brew coffee and reheating was amazing, this has changed me. I will not be looking at espresso machines for awhile now. I only drink black coffee and I can't believe I took so long getting to this point in my life. Bloody pods! I blame the pods! This is worth spending 4 minutes making! I can't wait to wake up tomorrow morning, hopefully a little less sick and make my Sumatra Mandheling caffeinated coffee! This is just wow and the fact that it's wow without a fancy gooseneck kettle and fancy thermometer and fancy cafetière says it all really. It's tastes like the most expensive coffee at a fraction of the price. I mean the coffee maker was a fiver for me! It does the take awhile to drip because it is the V01, but I drink on my own if I was to purchase again I would get V02.

premetto che non sono un purista del caffè espresso, ne di quello americano o filtrato, come in questo caso, quindi non entro in merito al gusto della bevanda che si tira fuori con l'utilizzo di questo dripper.. cercavo un modo per avere una bevanda da sorseggiare durante la mattina al lavoro. Sono andato per la strada del caffè filtrato e devo dire che personalmente sono molto soddisfatto. C'è tutto un mondo dietro a questo filtraggio, dai filtri alla miscela alla temperatura dell'acqua ai modi... Affascinante. E con ottimo risultato. Questo dripper realizza senza problemi il filtraggio per riempire una tazza termica da 250ml. Materiale robusto e versatile. Risultato ottimo. Se come me siete indecisi se comprare questo o l'equivalente in ceramica io non avrei dubbi sull'acquistare di nuovo questo in materiale plastico.

Joli répond à mes attentes malheureusement le bol du filtre trop petit Mais Je recommande

Very nice product, great design. Got the white plastic. Came with a matching scoop. Works as advertised. Requires a bit of patience, but that's expected with a manual pour-over. Good quality and care went into this Hario product. Made in Japan.

This Plastic dripper is light, easy to clean and it does pretty decent job, which it traps the heat consistantly and perform really well in professional circumstance. I love the clear one because it looks beautiful from outside and it fits my cafe's vibe so perfectly. With its pretty affordable price I would highly recommend to friends who love to use V60 for making pour over.

Funktioniert super, wird selbst nicht heiß und kann daher sofort nach Benutzung von der Tasse genommen werden.