CAFEMASY Pour Over Coffee Drip Assist - V60 & Cone Coffee Filter Accessories for Even Brewing

This is a very nice addition to my coffee bar. Is plastic but with the right handeling would be fine. I compare this to the Melo Drip and even though is lighter it works same way. For price is a steal.

Great quality, great build. This little tool looks and feels very well made.Super easy to use for stellar pour overs on V60 or any other dripper.I own many other dispersion screens like Hario drip assist and Gabi master B. Decided to purchase this one because I wanted something with more control and higher flow rate. This one excells at everything and I'm loving it so much.Highly recommend!!

Functions just like the Melodrip lift except the center plastic piece does not sit as firmly in place, it can pop out easily. As far as function and pouring goes, it preforms the same at a lower price point.

Works as expected.

Save your money - better to see what you’re doing. Gimmickry at its finest.

Basically, stationary melodrip. Which makes it perfect for me. And much, much cheaper. Just like how much standard melodrip costs. I’ve used it several times and enjoyed the results I got. I also have Hario drip assist, and they create a bit different versions of coffee. This is ideal when I just want to have a cup or two, especially with a dripper like Cafec 27.

The product deserves 4.75 stars. That said; at this price it's hard to complain. This is more constructive criticism, in hopes of a little product improvement. When I initially placed the tool in my V60 I noticed that it moved around quite a bit. Using a paper filter, dampens this movement somewhat. The product could be improved by modifying the perimeter from it's 90 degree angle to 60 degrees, matching the angle of the V60 and similar drippers. The product description specifically mentions V60 so.....

This is basically a Melodrip, but instead of a handle to grip, it has a frame to sit on top of MOST* v60 and Melitta cones.* example: it fits poorly atop the Zojirushi Zutto cone, but can be made to work.When I say it is a Melodrip, I mean: although it does not have the handle, it has a place for the handle, which makes me think that either A) the factory that makes the Melodrip makes this; or B) someone 3D-scanned and replicated the functional part of the Melodrip. Either way, they needed it to be just different enough to not get sued.As far as I am concerned, this dripper is probably helpful if you don't have a gooseneck kettle or gooseneck pitcher, or just want something to help pour a little more consistently. My take: it has too fast a drip rate...but...YMMV. Lots of YouTubers have done reviews on the Melodrip, so if you trust one of them, or they better fit your confirmation bias, then that might be better guidance for you than my opinion.