Quite frankly, pour over is the way to go for a smooth and delicious cup of coffee. I have used ALL types of coffee methods. Here is the bottom line...if you want great coffee, use the Hario V60. It is the master, the best, the highest quality. All others are posers.

I've been loving my Hario ceramic pour over dripper for many years. I prefer to use a wood drip stand rather than perching the Hario on top of my coffee mug to keep track of the pour. I purchased the glass dripper to use with the stand to reduce the distance between it and the mug, the ceramic causes some splashing outside of the cup. And let's face it, it just looks cool! :-) Whether glass or ceramic, Hario never disappoints! Smoothest cup of coffee ever. I've also incorporated organic cotton reusable filters to reduce waste. Fabulous combo! Thanks to SCG for the great price & fast shipping!

Love this simple coffee pour over. I have used them for years and accidently broke it when I didn't put it in its place. I was worried about replacing it. Thank you for stocking Hario.

Love it! Went from the plastic version of this brewer to glass and it just feels more substantial. Great brew every time.

I really love the Hario V60 and have 2 plastic ones. I wanted to buy the glass one for looks and I was really pleased at how sturdy and good quality the glass version was. I now use the glass version almost everyday and I am very pleased.

Love this. Beautiful glass and the removable handle is, well, handy!

as described. perfect for a 300ml cup of coffee!

great quality product. Fast delivery

I bought this to replace my old ceramic one that cracked. Works just as well even though some have commented it's not as nice in comparison because it's not all one piece. I disagree. It's a fine product.

The Hario coffee dripper cone works very well and produces an excellent cup of coffee. You’ll want to pre-heat your mug or carafe before pouring, as they recommend.

Only "con" is the plastic snap on base. Time will tell how many snap on-offs this base will last. Wish Hario would have cast the unit as a single piece like the ceramic units. On the plus side is if you purchase or build a custom holder this dripper would be a nice easy fit.Pros:Easy To UseCons:

For awhile I used a French Press, but stopped because I was tiring of the thick mouthfeel and messy cleanup. I switched to an Aeropress, but tired of that as well because of the amount of water was always a challenge to guess and I got tired of the uber clean cup it produced. I found the Hario V60 while searching for a new maker and decided on the glass version in white. To me the glass is the best compromise in all the materials Hario offers. The plastic loses heat too fast and the ceramic takes a while to heat up (all while passing water through the filter, mind you). The glass is a happy medium in that by the time you have sufficiently washed out your filter the glass is good and hot. The style of the V60 is great and it remains on my counter with the Buono. I have to say this maker makes the best cup and a good mix between the French Press's thick texture and the Aeropress's clean cup. If poured correctly, a V60 can produce something wonderful and delicious. If you are thinking about buying a V60 do not forget to pick up a Buono kettle and a pack of Hario filters (because V60's just have a big hole in the bottom and regular flat bottom filters will not fit properly). Overall, this coffee maker is stylish, functional, and brews one of the best cups I have ever had.Pros:Great Taste, Easy To Clean, Easy To Use, Quick BrewingCons: