SegartyPour Over Coffee Maker, Single Cup White Ceramic Coffee Dripper, Size No.2 Reusable Filter Cone Drip Holder Slow Brewer with 3 Holes Flat Bottom for Home, Office, Travel, Camping

I have had this silicone pour over coffee dripper for about a year and a half now and it's still going strong.I use #4 filter cones with it, which sit proud, but they are cheaper than the #2 size, they do the job nicely, and the extra paper allows me to grip the filter and not burn my fingers when removing the grounds.I originally tried to be super cheap and use basket filters, but that turned into a bad idea.The dripper has these small ridges on the inside (just thin lines really) and a basket filter conforms to the inside and it made using them impossible because the coffee wouldn't drip through.But when I switched to cone filters, everything works like it should and the coffee now filters through at a reasonable speed, without lowering the temperature of the water to any noticeable degree.The coffee that comes out is plenty hot.I also found that grinding the coffee a little coarser works as well.I use a basic electric coffee grinder (the horror!!!), but I use a modified method suggested in a James Hoffman video where I grind for a second, shake the grinder, then grind more, this way I tend to get a more uniform grind.If anyone cares, I pulse the grinder a 1-2 seconds in 2 pulse bursts between shakes and I do this for 16 pulses.Seems like it takes forever, but it only takes a minute or two.It works for me.I also use a 1:14 brew method and so far the coffee produced has been nice.No bitter cups.It's really easy to clean, just a rinse under the tap after brewing and into the dish rack.If residual coffee sits in it, it turns into coffee "silt" and is easily washed off that way as well.It's made of stiff but still reasonably pliable silicone and after a year and a half mine still looks new, so it's proving to be durable.I wish the holes in the bottom were bigger, but by modifying the grind (from 20 to 18 pulses) this is no longer an issue.All in all it's turned out to be a good little coffee dripper.

They should market this in a wider variety of colors and color patterns, just for fun. It works perfectly. The slightly elongated shape makes it fit number two cone filters really well, better than strictly round filter supports I sometimes use. Flow rate seems exactly right. The handle makes it possible to push it forward a bit so you can see how full your mug is if you need to do that. I almost never need to do that, because I use the mug to pour water into the kettle in the first place, so the amount of coffee is always exactly right, with none left over in the kettle to dump either.

Bought this as a gift, it works super well and they loved it.

Overall it’s good! But there’s one catch below..Likes:- Dripped slowly, to allow more flavor to be soaked up by the coffee grinds. Perfect dripping time.- Good size, I got the larger one. It probably only fits about 8-10 oz of water at a time (estimate), but I always pour in smaller amounts and let it go through before pouring the next small amount of water, so as to have better flavored coffee. If you’re wanting to pour more than 8 oz of water into it all at once, then you’re out of your mind. Even coffee machines don’t do that. They go little by little. You’ll hear them “siphon” water incrementally.- It’s sturdy. Don’t see myself breaking it.Dislikes:- The “catch” that I mentioned in the first sentence of this review is about this: this product will not work with a 2.25 inch diameter mug/cup. I tried using this with one of my tall skinny thermoses (see picture with spill coming out of my daschund-themed thermos) and the coffee would spill out through the cracks. So if you really need something that would work on a 2.25 inch diameter, look elsewhere. I would say this is guaranteed to work well for 2.5 inches and up.- I wished the color was a nicer off-white. If you see in my pictures it doesn’t quite match my coffee cup set or my “Coffee” container. It’s closer to an ivory-beige. I guess I was hoping it would be closer to white but still off-white. Anyway, that’s just my perfectionist speaking in me. You might not even notice a difference at all!Overall, good product!

Design:Easy to use. No more paper filters!

I bought this years ago and still use it on a near daily basis. It is made of ceramic and the holes at the bottom are just big enough to allow a steady stream of coffee without it filtering too quickly. It is very easy to clean and fits over all of my coffee mugs! I use the 2-4 cup paper cone filters with this one but it can also fit the 1-2 cup filter.

I've been making pour-over coffee for years and I bought this recently to replace the plastic cone I'd been using. The quality seems good, with no obvious flaws in the construction. 2 problems with the design though: the first is that there's no space between the cone and the top of the mug, which means it's impossible to see how full the mug has gotten without lifting up the cone. Which brings me to the 2nd problem: the 3 holes in the bottom seems like a significant design flaw because they don't allow the liquid to drain with enough force. My previous cone had only 1 hole and the liquid would drain in a steady stream. With the 3 hole design only 1/3 of the liquid exits each hole and it isn't enough to generate 3 steady streams. It means that the drips of coffee tend to run along the bottom of the cone rather than dripping cleanly into the mug. It's not too much of a problem if you don't touch it, but if you lift it up to, say, check the level of coffee in the mug (since you can't see it otherwise) you're likely to drip coffee all over the counter.

This silicone dripper is a game changer! It’s foldable, super easy to pack for travel, and incredibly durable. I love that it’s made of safe, non-toxic material—no plastic leaching into my coffee and no weird aftertaste. Simple to use, easy to clean, and perfect for on-the-go brewing. Highly recommended!