Pour Over Coffee Dripper by Soulake - Reusable Stainless Steel Mesh Filter With Drip Stand And Cleaning Brush - Eco Friendly Brewing - Stop Wasting Paper Filters (Honeycomb)

Works great for me! I was hesitant to buy at first because the amount of reviews but I’m very impressed with it. I’m new to using a pour over coffee maker. I was searching for paper filters for my coffee maker and came across this filter. I’ve really enjoyed making coffee without paper filters. The first time I used it the water came through quick, but the flavor still tastes great! Its been easy to clean. I’ve been using my pour over for the past 3 weeks and seen no issues. The best results I’ve had were when I poured very slowly. Highly recommend this product.

Make sure you get the grind right for the smoothest cup of coffee but this works great. It is fast, no tech, environmentally friendly. The only change I would make is to cover the bottom completely with something to keep it from sliding. The silicone around the rim helps but it would be better if the portion that touches the cup was non-slip.

Looked carefully for this "dripper". Previously owned a different model and this one works the same, but is a more rugged construction; bonds between the base and screen mesh is stronger than a previously purchased similar dripper. The mesh is just right to prevent grounds from migrating through and the coffee is contained into the receiving cup. So far this unit works great. Plus this dripper has a soft plastic handle to prevent you from touching the hot metal screen assembly.

Well, I wanted to like this one. I purchased this to do duel duties for me. I drink tons of coffee and tea and wanted something that could be used for both. So this was my first purchase of a larger stainer that I could use in both manners, or so I thought.3 major issues for me:1. There's nothing to sit under this to catch the after drips. I personally didn't think this would be an issue, until after I used it. Leading me to.....2. It holds onto the last teaspoon or so liquid and very, very slowly drips out. Even just with plain water. See picture.3. The outside send kinda sharp, I feel like it's almost like a grater. It's not that sharp, however, it makes me leary that it might injure me one day.So due to these reasons, I will be returning it.

9/3/19 UPDATE: Still loving it! Use it every day and have consistently delicious coffee each time. No change in performance or flavor since first use. I can be lazy about cleaning it out daily and have missed a few weekly soaks but it still looks nearly brand new. Happy with my purchase! I recommend it to friends often.----------7/4/19I love this. I've been off paper filters for a while. I was using a hemp fabric filter, which was nice for a while but I felt like I could never get it clean and that would impact the flavor. I've been using this one every day for 3 weeks now.This is easy to clean. I scrub with a brush and dish soap, rinse, and it's good to go. Once a week I give it a soak in some 1:1 peroxide and water. It still looks brand new.Coffee tastes great and brews strong, yet quickly. I use it with a Chemex and it fits nicely.I bought my dad one for Father's Day and he loves it too.Only note I have is: the rubber bit to hold the filter comes off pretty easily and it's not the easiest thing to hold since it's small. I may only have this problem because I brew larger amounts at a time so the wet grounds weigh it down a bit much for the strength of my pinch. Probably wouldn't be that way making a cup or two!

I've had many of these over the years and this one lets the water through a little faster than all the others so it is my favorite. If you like your coffee really strong then this one might not be your best choice. Also, I prefer a huge mug and this is one of the few that will fit upon it.

I use this everyday we are camping. My husband roasts and grinds green coffee beans and this filter renders the great flavor we expect. Very easy to use. Simply place stand on rim of mug, inset cone, load ground coffee (I use 2 tablespoons) and pour over boiling water as directed. I have a full 12 oz mug in less than 2 minutes. My only negative comment is it is a pain to clean. They provide a nice brush, but with wet grounds it gets gunky. I bought some Malita cone filters just for that reason, but they fit poorly. I wish Soulake made their own filters. If using at home the cleaning may not be an issue with running water and a garbage disposal.

Dead simple to use, makes a great cup of coffee. Use a coarse grind, like for a French press for best results. Easier to carry along when traveling than a French press or any electric gadget. On my short trips, I tuck a zipper bag of coffee into the cone so the whole arrangement takes up no more space than a coffee mug.