HARIO VD-02T V60 02 Coffee Dripper, Clear

Awesome design and value for money. My everyday delight and pour over companion. Thanks Hario!

Easy to use

I’ve been using this product for a few months, and it’s excellent! The quality is great, works exactly as described, and I’ve had no issues so far. I use it every morning, Delivery was quick and the packaging was perfect.

It might seem counter intuitive but the plastic version of this filter is probably the best buy as it doesn't absorb too much heat, thereby negatively affecting the extraction. Here's the deal with this filter - it's quite easy to mess up the coffee quality if you aren't careful. If you do not enjoy dosing the right amount of coffee and being exact with the process, just get a french press or even better an aeropress (markup by Indian retailers is outrageous). You need consistent medium-coarse grind ( slightly coarse texture of table salt) and a weighing scale (yes this is needed). My method which took quite some time to work out: 1. 20 grams of coffee for 300 ml of water (use a couple of grams more for lighter roasts) 2. Rinse the paper filter with hot water to preheat the cup and cone as well as remove any "bleachy" taste from the paper. 3. Add your ground coffee and tare your weighing scale (the cup, filter cone and coffee should be on the scale as we only want to measure the water weight going forward) 4. Your water temperature is crucial - boiling hot for light roasts and ~90 degrees for darker roasts. 5. Add 60 grams of water and gently stir the coffee to ensure water mixes well with the coffee. This shouldnt take mroe than 30 seconds 6. Add 150 grams of water within the next 30 seconds and gently swirl your spoon over the top of the water. 7. Keep adding 30 grams of water and keep the level of water topped up as you need the hot water to extract coffee. 8. Ideally you should be done by 2:30 - 3:30 minutes. Any longer means you have ground too fine and vice versa if brew time is too fast. I hope you are patient with this nice tool, I like it much better than the clever dripper. The resultant coffee is so clean and bright. It works best with lighter roasts and brings out the flavor of the coffee beans so well.

For all those drip over coffee lovers, it is worth every penny. Just buy it, won't be disappointed Just have this, a 300 ml or more cooffee mug and a coffee filter paper, and you are good to brew . Hario is the true coffee god

Wonderful brewer and I have now gifted these to many of my friends to start them on their coffee journey. Would recommend to anyone as its super cheap and will last for many many years!

Product quality is excellent

I accidentally started with the filter papers with no knowledge about this thing so it was incredibly messy in the beginning. But once I got this, it has been a steady use. If you can find a setup with the filter papers which works for you that's good otherwise this is a good purchase.

Bisogna davvero parlare di questo prodotto iconico? Forma a V con angolo a 60 gradi, per questo il nome V60.. se è un classico ci sarà un motivo. Acquistate l originale ad occhi chiusi. Questo è in plastica, per chi volesse esiste anche in ceramica ma per me il gusto cambia in maniera impercettibile dato che compro il caffè in un bar che loro fanno con quella in ceramica e a casa viene uguale.

The V60 is a classic for a reason. The design is simple, easy to use, and very easy to clean. I also have the single-cup version, and this Size 02 is great when making a bit more at once. The clear plastic version obviously doesn’t have the same heat retention as the glass or ceramic models, but for everyday use it performs exactly as it should. I often use it for cold brew or lighter brews where heat retention isn’t critical, and it works perfectly.

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Very nice product, great design. Got the white plastic. Came with a matching scoop. Works as advertised. Requires a bit of patience, but that's expected with a manual pour-over. Good quality and care went into this Hario product. Made in Japan.

Some reviewers complain that their paper filters tear out when used in this funnel because this funnel has an unusually large drain hole. I don’t know what kind of cheap filters these people are using. I use common Militta brand filters — good quality but hardly exotic — and I have had no such problems. Remember, when you make coffee using this sort of drip/pour-over method, you’re supposed to sprinkle the water on gently, not just dump it all in violently. Some reviewers have complained that their unit didn’t come with the scoop shown in some of the pictures. Mine came with that exact plastic scoop. I’s sort of folded into the top flap of the box; remember, the Japanese like origami. I’ll bet that some of you threw your scoop away accidentally. Even so, it’s just a standard, two-tablespoon coffee scoop. These days, you should be measuring by weight anyway. Good, accurate, easy-to-use digital kitchen scales are cheap; it’s high time you bought one… and not just for coffee. With all of that said, what is there to say about the actual funnel? It works well. It fits the Hario V60 Carafe perfectly. In a world of expensive coffee gadgets, this pair works well at a very reasonable price. It’s good quality; you’ll use it every day for years. It survives the occasional accidental drop to the floor. It’s simple to use. And it’s dishwasher-safe. Just buy it.