Hario Switch V60 Immersion Coffee Maker - Ceramic White

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Overview

Immerse yourself in excellent coffee with the Hario Switch V60 Immersion Dripper. A unique paper-filtered immersion style coffee maker, the Switch holds your hot water and ground coffee in suspension until you hit the lever, then filters through paper for a rich and clean cup similar to a french press—but with less body. Built from ceramic with a stainless steel ball valve, and uses the same 02 size V60 papers as your favorite pour over.

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Founded in 1921 in Japan as a manufacturer of heatproof glass, Hario is synonymous with innovative, high-quality coffee and tea equipment. You’re probably familiar with the iconic Hario coffee dripper—the Hario V60—but this cutting-edge company also produces a suite of portable hand grinders, coffee presses, servers, decanters, drip pots and other great accessories. Explore our selection at Seattle Coffee Gear for our favorite handpicked Hario products.

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  • Manufacturer: Hario
  • Model Number: SSDC-200-W
  • Dimensions:
    • Width: 4.65 inches
    • Height: 5.25 inches
    • Depth: 4.5 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 2.0 lbs
  • Materials:
    • Exterior: Porcelain

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Daniel O.
1st Cup!

My first coffee of the day is ALWAYS a Guatemala medium dark roasted by Covabrelli Roasters in Olympia using my Switch. Wish I bought the Switch earlier.

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Anonymous

Easy to use and a lot of opportunities for trying different recipes

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Maura w.
Well Worth It

It works well. My only concern is the plastic lever. I don't want it to snap if I press down too hard. I will be gentle!

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Brandon K.
You won't regret it

Fantastic brewer. Even if you only use the valve for preheating and stopping drips at the end of a brew, it's a surprising QoL improvement.If you're reading this, just buy it.

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Anonymous

does any part of the liquid touch plastic?

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