Coming from another brand that was plastic, love this makes great coffee, easy to clean , no stubbon stains good quality ceramics and finish.

Love the ceramic V60! It's been fun learning all the ins and outs of the pour-over process, by the 6th cup (2 a day over 3 days) I was getting into a good methodical zone despite all the variables. I like how the ceramic holds heat for a second pour-over for my spouse or guests. Glad I've taken the Hario plunge!

Looked for a dripper to use in my new Breville Precision Brewer from SCG when a plastic dripper I had would not sit properly on the pour over adaptor. Found similar products online, but decided to go with the Hario which is an established brand. This medium dripper fits perfectly. It weighs almost 14 oz. and has a beautiful finish. I was able to try the pour over option on my Breville and it made a great cup of coffee.

Love this.

It's good. Easy, functional, and not hard to keep clean.

We bought this to replace another ceramic pour over coffee maker we bought 10 years ago that we used so heavily it got chipped and cracked (but still functional). The new one works just as well as the original - sans chips and cracks.

I am pleased with the Hario Coffee Dripper just the right size. The price was good. I love making my coffee each day!

Love that’s its ceramic and good quality. There is a definite learning curve though with getting the correct bean grind size and pour technique.

I don't like the way the coffee tastes. I would like to return it. I would not recommend it. I bought it because I thought it would be better to use a ceramic rather than plastic filter.

In my opinion, the simplest and most hands-on way to make coffee. However, it's also one of the most customizable ways to make coffee too. If you really want to get the most out of your beans and control the entire brewing process, a V60 is the way to go. I love mine and use it every day.

Never tasted such good coffee before, waiting to buy another when they?re back in stock.

Excellent! I purchased this as a gift and I heard back that the receiver loves drinking coffee using this. She now prefers this over her french press.

I(n my experience this is the best pour-over gizmo to use on the Breville Precision coffee maker when fitted with the pour-over adapter.

Makes a better pour over than a standard cone.

excellent quality and easy to use when you are new to making coffee this way.

Very durable, a reliable addition to the home coffee bar. The ceramic holds heat well.

Beautiful. Classic. Looks great on my carafe! Take care when handling it because it’s ceramic.

It's fair to say that I bought the V60 dripper precisely because of the V60 filter. These filters are the best in faithfully preserving the taste of the coffee. V60 also wastes less paper material compared to the folded Chemex filters.

As advertised. Solid. The handle is essential.Very nice cup of coffee —-no paper taste if you follow the instructions.

Makes a great single cup of coffee.

The filter is wonderful and the fact that it is very heavy offsets the fact that it is porcelain - in other words, it feels very sturdy. Be aware that a pointy-bottomed filter will work best with this, as opposed to the standard flat-bottomed ones. But great, smooth, hot coffee!

Very attractive, looks like it will last.

I bought a red one several years ago. This past Christmas I realized that my coffee loving relatives really like my pour overs so I was very busy every morning!! I decided a second dripper was "essential to my way of life". Also decided I'd get a white one so I could brew two different coffees and maybe remember which is which. Hey, I'm retired...

This Hario dripper is economical, looks good, drips a good cup of coffee and doesn't leach health-threatening chemicals. I'm so glad we finally ditched our nasty old plastic dripper!

Excellent quality,works flawlessly for me.

there is no hipper dripper available

I purchased this dripper after viewing the video on Japanese iced coffee.I only require the Hario kettle and glass decanter to be on my way to a perfect coffee.I have used the dripper 4 times already and the iced coffee tastes remarkable. My formula for 2 glasses: 3 Hario scoops of fine-medium ground coffee beans, 1 cup of boiling water (wait a minute until the boiling ceases then perform the 3 minute pour) and 1 1/2 cups of ice cubesI add 1 tsp. of half and half to each glass prior to pouring in the coffee and it is delish.

i bought the 01. first of all i like the fact its hands on u dont set it and forget it. Its super easy to clean. Its super simple but yet u have to be patient to get a good cup of coffee. love it!! the quality of the coffee from a hario compared to mr coffee maker. to me i think it taste better. its not as bitter. From what my husband had said the texture of the coffee its velvety or creamy even. he's not a coffee drinker but he liked it. so if u want to taste a good cup of coffee. u got to try it!!only bad thing is that u do have to practice making coffee. i had to dump atleast 4 batches till i got a good cup of coffee. still worth it to me.

I am rally happy with this item, its construction is very well done, it feels hevy as all good things, it performs better, just have to practice and have good coffee

I am not excessively fussy, but I do notice the difference in coffee made with the Hario dripper and coffee made with an identical recipe in the Aerobie AeroPress. The Hario coffee is richer and smoother. I make it one cup at a time, using two scoops of medium-fine grind coffee. Using water right off the boil, I pre-heat the dripper, the filter, the mug and a Coffee Joulie. I do a leisurely controlled pour over, just the way they show you in the videos. Having the Coffee Joulie in the cup keeps the coffee warm right down to the last drop. Can't ask for more (unless what you really wanted was an espresso!). The Hario.does a much better job than the Melitta, and stay away from anything made with plastic - period.