Pact Coffee, Hario V60 Coffee Dripper, 40 Unbleached Filter Papers & Measuring Scoop, Dark Green

Nice to get the dripper and filter papers in one pack. If you like good coffee you’ll love this. I didn’t believe the hype initially; but bought one to try it. I was so pleasantly surprised. They are awesome. It’s a really cost effective way to get to enjoy a tasty cup of coffee. It’s so easy to use, and get started (if you’re uncertain James Hoffmann does a guide on YouTube). It’s a very light and portable coffee device. It works like most pour over filter brewers but has a pointed end which changes the brew in subtle ways. Mines lasted really well now and I wouldn’t heat it are to replace it. Bonus is my wife loves it, and loves making coffee in it (and she makes a delicious cup of coffee). So I’ve had my morning job stolen by her.

Perfectly fine for my coffee noob adventures in pour-overs with the included papers and measuring scoop. It's simple to use, easy to clean and is a lovely shade of teal. It's also an inexpensive way to begin my coffee journey. I've found draw-downs to be slower than expected with the supplied papers, but have to confess that I've only been using supermarket pre-ground coffee to date (cue distain and dirty looks). Edit: I've now aquired a grinder (Kingrinder K1) and started using beans instead of grounds for my coffees, and the V60 produces some wonderfully flavoured brews; noticably stronger-tasting than a Moka pot brew that's then diluted to make an Americano-like coffee. Great if you want to taste any extra notes your coffee might have.

Bought this as a gift for my son. This can be used at home, work, holiday or take fishing. Easy to use, fits on mug, Easy to clean unlike coffee cafeterias. Also, very versatile as can use anywhere.

Can't go wrong with this product, highly recommended for the price

Loads of V60 recipes out there and generally will produce a nice cup of coffee. Filters easy to fit. Easy to clean up after. Throw the scoop thing in the bin. Can stall during brewing which is why the Clever Dripper is much better.

A nice everyday dripper. Easy to use and clean. Worths the price I would say.

Works as intended. It is big enough to hold probably as much as 35-40g of ground coffee if you are making a large batch. I typically use 25g and there is a lot of space for that. I got the size 2 hoping it would take less pours but it still requires 2-3 topups when I am pouring around 350ml water through. There are some raised lines on the inside to allow some space for the water to filter through on the sides which is a nice addition. It fits over all the mugs I have tried (including my very large 600ml one). It comes with a little scoop with some lines on the inside and numbers which I assume are what it expects the weight to be in grams. That may be accurate if you are using pre-ground coffee but if you're scooping beans with it they aren't accurate. Scoop grabs about 12-14g of beans.

It can make a lot of coffee very quickly. This is very handy and a lot easier to clean than a French press, however I haven't found any information on the packaging or online listing to say it can or can't go in a dishwasher so I've been hand washing it. The hario is not so light that it's easily knocked over, and it sits on a mug steadily. The filters are very good, as long as you remember to rinse them first as instructed, and it does make it so much easier to compost used coffee and clean up compared to other coffee making devices. The main flaw to the product is that there are few instructions included on use and cleaning, so I did have to do more research than I expected to find the best technique to using it, but once you get the hang of it the process is simple.