Segarty Pour Over Coffee Maker, Single Cup White Ceramic Coffee Dripper, Size No.2 Reusable Filter Cone Drip Holder Slow Brewer with 3 Holes Flat Bottom for Home, Office, Travel, Camping

I have had this silicone pour over coffee dripper for about a year and a half now and it's still going strong. I use #4 filter cones with it, which sit proud, but they are cheaper than the #2 size, they do the job nicely, and the extra paper allows me to grip the filter and not burn my fingers when removing the grounds. I originally tried to be super cheap and use basket filters, but that turned into a bad idea. The dripper has these small ridges on the inside (just thin lines really) and a basket filter conforms to the inside and it made using them impossible because the coffee wouldn't drip through. But when I switched to cone filters, everything works like it should and the coffee now filters through at a reasonable speed, without lowering the temperature of the water to any noticeable degree. The coffee that comes out is plenty hot. I also found that grinding the coffee a little coarser works as well. I use a basic electric coffee grinder (the horror!!!), but I use a modified method suggested in a James Hoffman video where I grind for a second, shake the grinder, then grind more, this way I tend to get a more uniform grind. If anyone cares, I pulse the grinder a 1-2 seconds in 2 pulse bursts between shakes and I do this for 16 pulses. Seems like it takes forever, but it only takes a minute or two. It works for me. I also use a 1:14 brew method and so far the coffee produced has been nice. No bitter cups. It's really easy to clean, just a rinse under the tap after brewing and into the dish rack. If residual coffee sits in it, it turns into coffee "silt" and is easily washed off that way as well. It's made of stiff but still reasonably pliable silicone and after a year and a half mine still looks new, so it's proving to be durable. I wish the holes in the bottom were bigger, but by modifying the grind (from 20 to 18 pulses) this is no longer an issue. All in all it's turned out to be a good little coffee dripper.

This Ceramic Coffee Dripper works pretty good. It does what it is supposed to do and I have no complaints.

Perfect fit for standard No. 2 coffee filters. Huge upgrade over the plastic holder I'd been using for years. (yuck). Guests love my coffee, I think it's why they visit. Also, it sits well on my mug and also on my thermos - other ceramic filters I tried somehow didn't work. (coffee ran out the sides). It's a basic must have if you've discovered hand-poured coffee, and if you haven't, it's time you do. Hey - here's a tip - use your food scale to get precision in your pouring. Consistent brew with no guess work.

Well made item, right size for my coffee mug. Glad it has 4 holes for coffee to drain out of.

My husband if happy with the switch from a drip coffee pot to using this for pour over coffee. He says it tastes much better and is easier to keep clean.

Sturdy and works perfectly - very satisfied!

It was packed carefully--it was undamaged. It arrived quickly. a. It fits over my Bodum French press* pot. b. I like that it's heavy. That makes it more stable imo. c. It's attractive. d. The coffee took a long time drip. I ended up holding the filter a few times for the coffee to escape.** e. I'm very satisfied. *I like filtered coffee. **I don't have any #2 filters, so I'm using the cheap flat basket ones. Maybe that made it slow.

Received it today. It does not have a flat bottom. There are ridges radiating from the middle that don't go all the way to the edge - makes it wobbly on my smallest cups. Be aware of the diameter of your mugs, it fits only one smaller size of mine. Made a good tasting cup of coffee - doesn't drain quickly. I always wet the filter first and pour a small amount of water first to wet the grounds. I heat the water on the stovetop. Without heating the cup or the ceramic dripper the coffee was very hot. Might need to re-heat it if creamer is used.

Es un buen producto, funciona perfectamente, tiene buen tamaño, llegó rápido y está estético.

I bought this ceramic coffee dripper for my trailer and it works perfectly. It's slightly smaller than the one I have at home so the #2 filter sticks out a bit above the top of the dripper but doesn't affect how well it works. Its base is a little smaller than my other one so it won't fit that well over really wide coffee cups so I just make sure to use a mug it fits nicely over. It has three holes at the bottom, where my other one has two, so it makes the cup of coffee a little faster. Whether I grind the beans myself or use ground coffee from a package, it makes a delicious cup of coffee.

Perfect product! Folds up nice and compact. I used a #2 filter.

item was broken on arrival , returned the unit for refund

Bought this as a replacement for my old-school melitta filter holder. Its about the same physical size but a lot heavier. It sits nice and steady on a good size mug. Melitta item has one small hole in the bottom with raised ridges to allow low flow. This item has 3 small holes and no no raised ridges at the bottom with similar flow. Both has some ridges on the sloped sides. After a few uses both behave similarly and yield a good cup of coffee. Silicone seems more hydrophobic than regular plastic and cleans up well. The tiny side handle seems like a useless add-on, but is better than nothing.