Kalita Wave Pour Over Coffee Dripper, Size 185​, Makes 16-26oz, Single Cup Maker, Heat-Resistant Glass, Patented & Portable,black

Excellent pour over coffee dripper. I've been making pour over coffee for 15-20 years, depending on a trusty Hario ceramic dripper which recently shattered (because of a drop of 1 foot onto granite countertop!). The Kalita Wave makes and similar if not better cup. With three holes at the (flat) bottom of the dripper, the coffee flows evenly if a bit slowly after the coffee grounds are saturated. The Kalita is impressively lightweight and easy to clean, drying quickly, It's small, so it won't take up much space in your pantry, although on the other hand #2 filters are best suited to the cone size. Still #4 filters do work, but they stick up a bit from the top edge of the dripper. I like the fact that the dripper is made of heat resistant glass which is the only thing the coffee comes in contact with. The plastic base fits over the top of a carafe perfectly.

Makes great coffee, but it's really only for one cup. Seems fragile, but i haven't broken it yet! I like the plastic base.

So I have just started to pursue better coffee-making methods. I knew that I wanted to have a pour-over set-up at work, which is where my morning coffee is consumed. I started to research all the different devices and it seemed like they all did things a bit differently. I went with the Kalita based on the reviews and many coffee enthusiast sites recommending it. So far, things things puts out some great coffee! It takes me roughly 5 minutes to fully brew a cup, that is heating, grinding, pouring, and all. It is easy to clean and I have not noticed any stains from the coffee, but only time will tell with that. I do not think it will be an issue as long as you clean after each use. Being this is my first pour over I cannot compare it to others. I will say that it easily beats out my French press. I have tried a few different roasts in the press and then with the Kalita, and the Kalita produces a much better flavor. The only con I can really think of is that you have to buy the Kalita filters it seems due to the shape. It may be possible to use a regular filter, but the Kalita narrows toward the bottom. Not a huge deal breaker but just something to note.

This is the best tool for drip coffee lovers. Perfect one cup pour over and the glass is preferable over any other other material: the only way to go!

It works okay, very simple device. I believe the cheaper ones may work just as well. I read the hype and decided to try this one. Not complaining, but it's not that sophisticated.

Easy to use, easy to clean. Seems sturdy and well made. We will buy another at some point to make 2 cups at once. We like the flat bottom, it seems to help with the coffee flow. It fits well on almost all our mugs.

The heat resistant glass appears to be plastic. Otherwise function is fine. I would appreciate comments from the manufacturer.

I am very happy with this product. However, it took a little bit of experimentation to get the full flavor I was looking for. Ideally the manufacturer would include some tips, but they don't so this is what worked for me. First, I get the best flavor if I grind the coffee finer than I would for a Mr. Coffee drip. Second, when the water is hot I start by dribbling several drops onto the grounds. This moistens the grounds AND moistens the filter. You should be able to see the moisture climbing up the sides. Then, after a few minutes I slowly pour the water in at the center. The goal is that you want the grounds to be distributed on the sides of the filter. You're paying for all those folds, use them! As to the amount of coffee it makes, yes the Kalita itself is only so big. I put mine over a pint glass jar. This makes it possible for me to slowly pour in more water until the jar is full - and a pint is two 8 oz servings. If you want your coffee stronger, think about using some more grounds. I'll confess, I often cheat and put in some more water after I have gotten my pint. It's a little weak but works just fine for a later in the day over ice or with milk pick-me up. One thing I really like about this is I get great coffee without a big appliance. I already have an electric hot water pot for when I make tea so this gives me my choice of another beverage while using minimal space.

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With a bit of experimentation (grinding coarser than I’d have thought plus slightly less hot water than I’d have thought @ 85C) I’m able to consistently brew sweet, rounded coffee with no bitterness or sourness. It’s more forgiving than a V60 and in my view brews a better cup of coffee most of the time. The heat retention on the glass is very good - perhaps because the glass is so thin, it heats up faster and so helps make a good cup of coffee. The price for the system is excellent and when combined with cheap and widely available filters makes for a very affordable way to make coffee. You might not think the filters point adds up to much: but hear me out. My previous brewer was a Fellow Stagg, and filters for that cannot now be had for anything like a reasonable price (currently £18.99 for 30 filters - ridiculous). It’s a huge point in Kalita’s favour that filters for this Wave 185 system are orders of magnitude more affordable and you can get them in many places. The cost per cup will be that much lower - you can put that money back into good beans. Other things to note: It’s easy to clean (dishwasher or hand soap), the filters are widely available, and it’s a nice looking thing too. The glass is thinner and probably more delicate than I’d have expected but seems to have held up so far.

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I love this coffee dripper! It’s very easy to use and consistently makes really good coffee. Highly recommended for anyone who wants a simple, reliable brewing tool.