DOWAN Pour Over Coffee Dripper, Non Electric Pour Over Coffee Maker, Porcelain Slow Brewing Accessories for Home, Cafe, Restaurants, Easy Manual Brew Maker, Brown

I like this product in regard to both function and esthetics. It fits all of my mugs and is attractive.I l like the rich brown color, the shine and the interior ribbing. I like the shape, especially of the handle which is easy to grasp.I also like the company, sounds like they stand behind their products and are concerned about the environment.

This coffee dripper is perfect for my needs. It makes a great cup of coffee. A Melitta #2 coffee filter fits perfectly. The #4 Melitta filter is less expensive and fits the dripper well, but it's about 1" too tall (you can use the filter as is or cut it down to fit). It takes about 7 minutes for 2 cups of coffee to drip into my large cup. I'm VERY happy with my purchase.

I bought this for my dad after he said his neighbor had this little thing that sits on top of his cup and it came from Starbucks! So I came on here and found this one for $11 and had great reviews. I shipped it to his house. I was out of town and got a text that said, "this dripper makes a mean cup of coffee!" So 5 stars it is!

The 02 cone filter fits fine w/ a small fold at the bottom. Quite thick & sturdy & easy to clean by hand or in the dishwasher. Does not clog like the filterless drippers.

Nice quality. Like the 3 hole drip system. Allows coffee drip slowlyI wish it was a bit taller. A cone number 4 works it just sticks up past the cone about 1 inch

Everything I have found using this:Only takes a couple minutes longer than a Mr. Coffee, and flavor is more robust and has more intensity than machine made.I drink a MUG of coffee, which typically holds 2 cups (16 ounces), and this fits perfectly on top the typical size mug. Number 2 cone filters fit perfectly, alternatively you can use a reusable cone filter. I prefer paper filters.I micro the water in a measuring pitcher until it reaches boiling. I then use a small measuring cup to slowly pour over until the pitcher is almost empty, then pour over the rest, letting it drip on its own. The elongated bottom, (rather than pointed like stainless) affords a better emersion of grounds.NOTE: I have used a stainless pour over filter for quite some time, and I find this ceramic makes a much better mug of coffee!!!

the base is a bit small and doesn't cover the rim of the cup comfortably. Plus, the bottom is a bit uneven and it wobbles on the cup.

Works as advertised3 hole drip in bottom does not back up