Pour Over Coffee Maker - Paperless Reusable Stainless Steel Drip Coffee Cone Filter with Removable Stand (1-2 Cup) by urrika

This coffee maker worked decently for a couple of weeks, but has since become utterly useless. I wonder if something has broken without me knowing it-- though it has been carefully maintained and I have only ever hand washed this. After about 15 minutes of "dripping", the cone is still 80% full. Absolutely not worth $20.

Ive been using the plastic gersion of this for years to brew my coffee at home. I wanted one that wouldnt use filters and plastic. This is awesome. The taste is so much better and the grounds can be reused for additional cuppas and taste strong still. I would suggest this to anyone wanting an easy way to brew a great cuppa coffee at home with ease and inexpensively

This thing is the best reusable coffee filter I've ever used! It's perfect for replacing my single-serve coffee machine, which will reduce a lot of my waste, and save me a ton of money in the long run. The inside mesh is really fine, so no grounds get into the cup at all! It's pretty easy to clean compared to a French press as well, so it's going to see a lot of use by me.

I got rid of my Kureig after hearing issues with several items , cleaning issues being one of them . I bought this product to not sure if this would really work for me . I was 100% wrong . I love using this with the Eletric kettle I bought . Coffee , in my opinion taste even better . I also plan on using this for tea .

This product watered down my coffee (I tried different pouring water methods to see if it was just me, or the product), left a metal taste in the water/coffee, also left coffee grains in the bottom of my cup. I'm returning it tomorrow. It would maybe work with a paper filter, but I lost interest and just decided to buy a 12 cup electric coffee maker instead, that was on sale for $7.99.

When my 1-cup coffee maker died I couldn't find a replacement I liked. I bought a French press but had forgotten what a pain they are to clean, so I was looking for another alternative. I'd hoped I could just knock it against the side of the trash can and then rinse, but you have to scrub it with a sponge/brush to get it clean enough to use again.This has 2 layers of mesh, which makes for a very slow drip (I'm sure this is designed to extract more flavor, but wasn't worth the wait for me; granted, I do grind my coffee to very fine). In order to fill a mug you need to fill it up at least twice. Because it took so long I'd go do something else and forget about it, then come back to luke-warm coffee. Now...I use the reusable filter from my broken 1-cup maker, put it inside the French press, fill it a couple times and voila - a great cup of coffee!

Maybe the one I received was defective, but it dripped extremely slowly. Upon inspection, I saw that only one of the four outlets/holes was working. Tried it a few more times, and each time it'd get backed up and stopped working very quickly.

I was using the single use coffee bags for my 1-2 cups per day, but wanted something that would produce less waste. The coffee bags themselves were compostable, but the plastic bag each came in wasn't recyclable. I've been using this product for a few weeks now and it works great, is easy to clean, and the only waste is the used grounds that I just dump into my compost.