FinoPour-Over Coffee Brewing Filter Cone, Number 2-Size, Red, Brews 2 to 6-Cups, Set of 2

Bought this to leave in our camper, then bought another since it came to replace my old cone in the kitchen. Something to remember: the base flanges just fit a 'normal' coffee mug - it won't be happy on top of narrower coffee cups or travel cups. If you're a neat freak you'll have to scrub the dripping base with a brush, or put this in the dishwasher. Seems durable so far. Uses #2 filters. Maybe I should worry about plastic versus ceramic exposure but this is much easier to use than my ceramic cone, and the coffee tastes fine.

I drink a lot of coffee...don't need to use a Coffee maker for just a cup...very handy and sturdy...Thanks

We have three coffee presses, but after I used these types of by the cup coffee makers on a retreat, I knew we needed some for out house. They are fantastic and easy to clean. My brother in law was a big fan while he watched out home for two weeks. Otherwise, my only “complaint” is that it takes about two films to get a regular cup of coffee, but it’s almost better than a larger one because, it’s less likely to spill in two pours versus one!

I bought one of these in addition to the heavy ceramic one that I already had. After using this it was my first hot cup of coffee!! The ceramic one absorbed a lot of the hot water heat and the coffee was always barely hot.This one is plastic but good looking, lightweight and much easier to deal with.

The differences between this and the Melita filter cone holder are these:Melita - One hole; Windows to see how full the cup is; taller.Fino - Three holes; No window to see how full the cup is; shorter.Both can hold #1 and #2 cones, but the Fino is shorter so they work a little better. The main difference is the lack of a window. It takes a bit of trial to know when to stop pouring water so that the cup won't overflow. Still, it performs adequately and being plastic, I don't have to worry about breaking it while we are traveling in our camping trailer and hit the inevitable bumps that shake everything up.

Best results with reusable washable filter. Paper filters take out some flavor

I love it

My best friend introduced me to this pour over when we went on vacation. I have never had better tasting coffee, so I purchased one for myself.

Smaller than expected but can work for a cup or two. Use it for a larger cup or pot, just don't fill water inside to full.Works exactly as I needed. Very happy with this on and price was very good.Clean up - easy. Just rinse and let dry.Delivery was fast. Happy? Yes I am!

These pour-over cones are a great choice for making a small amount of coffee. The only problem with this particular cone is that the common Melitta (or knockoff) filter does not fit snugly, so it needs a bit of encouragement before adding the coffee.

in general, i am not a big fan of plastic products, especially when they have to contact heat or hot water and food. I bought it for making cold brew coffee. it doesn't have plastic smell at all after wash before the first use. it's all good.

I bought this for camping so that my husband could have drip coffee right into his travel mug. Nice quality filter. Size 4 filters also fit in this cone. They sit up above the edge a bit but you just fill it accordingly.

The main problem is that the holes are too big and the coffee pours out too quickly. Does not have enough time to brew. Am plugging some of the holes. Not sure how many will be the optimum.