Premium Stainless Steel Coffee Filter, Paissite Reusable Pour Over Coffee Dripper Cone, Paperless (Rose Gold)

I took this on a trip to Europe to use in the hotel room. It was very handy and made good coffee...actually I tore open a Kcup and poured the grains into the cone because it was easier to transport and no measuring or mess was involved. I gave 4 stars because you have to be very careful when you use it depending on how big the cup opening is. It was a bit large to fit the cup I had and I had to be very careful not to knock it off the cup. I was using it with a number 2 paper filter, but found that using the little brush to clean it worked good enough. One Kcup is about the perfect measure for good coffee. Unfortunately I had to ditch it in the hotel room because I bought too much stuff and couldn't fit it into my carry on. If I go to Europe again, I wouldn't hesitate to buy this again.

Great for traveling! You can always get hot water but you can't always find good coffee! So bring your own along with this gadget so you don't have to drink your relatives coffee. P.S. It does NOT require filters!

I am not a huge fan of this one cup filter. I own the one cup by Melita and I prefer that design better. I took it on vacation and used it daily for a week. What I initially liked about this filter was that it was stainless steel and did not require any paper filters, but that is what makes it not such a great tool. It harder to clean as the coffee ground stick to the side of the filter and are harder to get out when wet or even dry. I hate to have ground going down my sink and clogging it up, so I ended up using a paper filter by watering it down a little to get it to conform to the round cone.Now after some use the little rubber holder falls off easily and forget trying to get the rubber seal on the bottom of the filter back on. That is totally useless now and the base will slide around on the cup. You must be every careful when using it.Extremely disappointed in this One Cup filter. Sad! I was really hoping to replace my Melita One cup, but now have stored this one for travel and camping trips. My Melita One Cup is my main way of making my coffee on a daily basis.

I use this one on the daily basis. I also use a unbleached filter with this metal filter (mostly for easy cleanup). It's easy to use and the coffee comes out tasting great. The built quality seems to be very well done, my previous one literally fell apart. I like the ability to either use the metal stand to make individual cups or the filter alone on a larger glass jar to make a larger batch.P.S. Pro Tip: If you have a Wagman's chain store near you try their Columbian coffee blend, best I've tasted so far.

This coffee filter is simply perfect! I love that it is all stainless steel, has a fine mesh (so no additional filter needed), and that it is so easy to rinse out! Makes one fine mug of coffee!

I asked questions since many had posted concerns about this and related products; works great --either as-in or with filters. I've been using up my filters, since I don't have running water in my office, and that saves me trip down the hall to clean it. If you clean it promptly (even withing a few hours), it comes out spick and span / clean. My only gripe / suggestion for improvement would be to design it so the two parts (cone filter and wire holder) that merely sit inside each other, instead ATTACH SECURELY so it would be easier to pick it up, move it, etc. w/o the two parts falling apart/spilling coffee. 5 stars

Love this pour-over coffee maker! Easy to clean (dishwasher OK) and great for straining stock as well.My only complaint is that the round base has a rather small diameter and may not actually fit your larger latte-style mugs.

If the top frame (lip used to pick the cone up ) didn't detach from the cone, I'd give this 5 stars. It makes a great cup of coffee, easily rinses out but the top "grip" that attaches to the cone detached after a couple of weeks. Can't recommend it because of that design/engineering flaw. Could use better/more solder or some better method of attaching the top to the cone.