Puricon Pour Over Coffee Maker with Paper Filter 40 Sheets, Holds 1 to 2 Cups, 15 oz Coffee Dripper Set in Borosilicate Glass Carafe Brewer for Home Cafe Restaurant

Wow this product is amazing. not only does it work great but I accidently dropped and not a chip on it! worth the buy if it is for just 1 or 2 people.

I've never been much of a coffee drinker, mostly having a cup of instant now and then and indulging in the coffee offered in doctor's waiting rooms. But I decided recently to start drinking coffee for its antioxidant properties. I had assumed that I could just get some nice instant decaf (for me it's going to be mostly decaf) but noooooooooo. I went down the rabbit hole of what is the "best" way to prepare coffee, what is the best type/blend of coffee for health benefits, and eventually, that led me here.Anyway, clearly, this lovely little coffee maker is pearls before swine in my case, but I followed the instructions given in the product video shown here on Amazon, and successfully made a cup of coffee that was tasty to my (very very) unsophisticated palate.I chose this coffee maker because it's so compact and doesn't take up much room in my limited kitchen space. I bought a mini goose-neck teapot to pour the hot water, and this little thing, and I'm good to go! It's fabulous. I'm still getting the hang of it. But the coffee is tasty and at least as good as the doctor's office coffee that I'm used to, lol. (I can imagine the coffee aficionados here clutching their pearls at this statement!)

I read a buzz feed article about Japanese style iced coffee and I wanted to try it. I didn't want to spend $50 on the recommended vessel so when I saw this I had to get it. And I'm so glad I did! We grind and cold brew our own coffee but it's kind of finicky to get the right strength and ratio and the cold brew jug is a pain to clean. I followed the instructions in the article and this little coffee maker was the perfect size to make enough coffee to fill my 32oz tumbler and the taste is amazing! I love this! It only took about 5 minutes to make my iced coffee fresh and with some flavored creamer it'll cut down on my local coffee shop runs. This little thing will easily pay for itself in a couple weeks! If you like your coffee cold, do yourself a favor and this little pour over coffee maker. It's delightful.

Third time I have bought one.The negatives:1. Previous 2 broke before a year of use. They are fairly durable, but weaken and eventually break.2. The coffee drip is irregular3. Can bubble over the brim due to a lack of ventilation, which spills it.The positives:1. Cost effective2. Easy to use3. Simple

Great unit.. but part of the reason I bought this particular kit, was because of the filters included with the kit.The filters I got are NOT the ones shown in the pictures. There is no seam where they are attached, and are just a big square of filter paper.I'm new to this method.. but the water seemed to drain through the filter incredibly fast, and I got a weak cup of coffee even after using 2TBSP of grounds per cup. This is after pre-rinsing the filter.. pre-wetting the grounds AND letting them sit for about 30 seconds. In short.. I believe these filters are garbage.I'm going to be buying conical filters I see baristas using online. They appear to force the water to drain slower through the grounds.I hate waste.. so rather than throwing these out, maybe I'll double up the filters to slow the drip down until I use them all up.As for the carafe.. I have nothing but good things to say about it. Much prettier than many other brands out there.

I grind very good organic coffee enough for 8 days worth of cold brew. I drink one cup of cold brew daily. However, once a week as a treat, I go for a brewed cup of hot coffee. This small caraffe is perfect for that. easy peezey

I love this pour-over coffee pot! Each morning I make 3 cups of coffee with it. I make one for me to drink right away, one to set aside for later and one for a family member to drink. I start with 5 scoops of grounds, then before starting the next cup I add a small scoop of grounds. This way each cup is strong and full of flavor. ( Side note- Since I pour so many cups through one filter I do use a mini strainer to support the filter and make it easier to pour multiple cups. ) I chose to purchase this because I grew tired of my big, automatic coffee pot getting bogged down with calcium and taking up so much space in my small kitchen. I've found that using this pour over pot helps me to stop for a few moments, look through my kitchen window at the flowers and trees, while the beautiful smell of coffee rises through the steam as I pour hot water over the grounds and hear the sounds as it magically turns from hot water to delicious coffee in the pot below. In that short moment, I'm connected to the process and appreciate everything around me. It only takes a few minutes but starts my day in a beautiful way!

Just what I needed.