V60 Plastic Coffee Dripper, Size 02, Clear

After years of use I finally knocked my white ceramic V60 on the floor, breaking off a piece of it. Though still usable I decided to replace it with the klutz-proof plastic model. It works perfectly. Coffee is as perfect as ever. Love the deep red color and the fact that it was made in Japan. My muscle memory is still adjusting to the lighter weight.

I can't give it 6 stars . The plastic coffee dripper is made in Japan. Excellent durable finish, instructions in Japanese. As a bonus it comes with a white plastic scoop, and 40 paper filters. Very happy 🤗🤗🤗

Exactly what i needed! this is the real deal Hario V60. plastic design. perfect fit for one cup of coffee at a time. sturdy flawless construction, simple packaging and works just as expected. perfectly clear no coloration, thick plastic (not glass) and the coffee tastes clean and great when brewed correctly

I'm the only coffee drinker in my family. This thing is perfect. No waste. Cheap. Takes up very little space. Makes great coffee. It takes a little longer than using a machine, but the coffee is better and it comes out hotter than any coffee maker I've ever owned. Sometimes simpler is better.

Size 02 is exactly the size for my usage: big enough to put over a small carafe to make coffee for two, small enough opening to go over my 3 c. thermos, still works to make a single cup in the afternoon or for dessert, and wide enough for my jumbo 18 oz workday morning cup. It is the happy medium. This isn't my first pourover: my first is a reusable mesh, which took a little upkeep to keep the pores clear but was easy enough to clean out with a garbage disposal. But getting to clean it out was a pain on deployment, having to find somewhere to dump the grounds and so on and so on. I went to the bother of lugging a kettle with me all around the world, because I owned the electrical gear so even if the cooks couldn't heat water, I happened to be able to plug an electric kettle in. I switched to a camping french press, because that was easier to pack and move if it was still dirty. On my next deployment, one of the other guys brought his Hario, and then I saw him pitch the highly biodegradable paper and grounds, and I realized using the paper wasn't going to be the end of the Amazon rainforest. This brews faster. It's more consistent. The plastic can get scratched, unlike the glass, but if it should ever break, I won't have glass all in my clothes. A lot of the world separates compost (including now parts of the US), so clean up is easy. Did you know roaches and ants don't like coffee grounds? Fringe benefits! And you don't have to buy the Hario brand filters! Just buy the #4 cone from your favorite brand and fold the corner to make a sharp point. Make sure, if you fold it near the crimp, that you don't rip a hole by mistake, and boom, you're in business. If you leave it flattened, it will rip. With folding, I've had a few grounds all of twice in the last few years, between the other guy's Hario and when I bought this one. Love this product! It's the only thing I use now.

The v60 is an excellent method to brew coffee. The quality of the product is good. I ordered the plastic, but it's a nice, heavy plastic and not flimsy at all. As far as use, the v60 has potential to produce a really outstanding cup of coffee. A strength and weakness (depending on your perspective) is that the quality of your coffee really shows when using this method of brewing. If you use good quality coffee, you'll taste it. If you use poor quality coffee, you can't hide it. It also requires some technique for a proper extraction. Youtube it the first time you use it. It also takes proprietary filters. Not a huge deal, but a potential downside for some. I definitely suggest this product and the price point is very reasonable. Just keep in mind the quality of coffee you use and the filters. 4 stars for the filters.

Can’t go wrong with a Harrio! Even though it’s made of plastic, you can tell that it is quality made! Simple yet makes great coffee! Plus, I like the idea of making a single cup of coffee in the coffee cup instead of having to decant it.

Works fantastic