HARIO PED-01-T Pegasus Dripper, 01, Clear, 1-2 Cups, Coffee, Hand Drip, Made in Japan

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Perfect size and absolutely excellent filter rate. Makes a superb single cup of very good coffee. Wet the grinds, sod off for a minute to let them brew, come back and pour through. I use filter size 1 and two pours give me a perfect large cup of strong flavoured coffee.

I have several of this type of coffee filter "drippers," and use them with Melitta or generic filters - usually No. 4 sized. They all work without major issues - the differences include the depth of the cone and number of holes for flow. I wanted a clear one to see how much coffee was in my mug while I was brewing it, since I have overflowed the brew more than once with opaque drippers. This is a well-made and packaged (boxed) Japanese product with two (2) holes allowing for some brewing time. I have three and four hole filters that give medium and fast drip times. This two hole configuration is fine and makes good coffee. I don't use just a paper filter but one of those gold-plated metal-plastic filter cones along with a paper filter, so I can't report just plain paper filter results. (No I don't wear a belt and suspenders, usually.) This combination makes for a very easy and thorough clean up - toss the paper with used grounds and then easily wash the filter basket and dripper. The bulk filter package taught me that you fold the sealed seams of the paper filter over, to make a stronger structure - who knew? If you want to use No. 4 sized filters - you could get the full size of Hario Pegasus No. 3, but I went with a smaller No. 2 (possibly by mistake, but saving a couple of pesos) that works fine for my setup as well as being very compact to travel. NOW - the product is excellent with an odd design that impressed me - see the little open window in the base? I thought it was odd on a clear filter I bought to look through to gauge coffee depth: until my first use - and the hot coffee steamed up the acrylonitrile-styrene resin base - and that little window provided the essential view of the brewed coffee level. Genius! Get the right size for your application - you could get one of the smaller ones (No. 2 is not very big at all) for your desk at work, and make your own quality java when your coworkers ruin the Bunn brewed pots by decanting the first drip cups. I recall standing there waiting for the pot to finish brewing while the local prima donna ignores me and pours herself a cup of early drip (while I contemplate an act of justified Java violence). (As all thinking people know - the early drip is strongest and the latter brew is weaker.) My dripper came in a nice genuine Japanese printed box - a culturally appropriate quality touch. Thus, you can use this product for gift-giving as we round out the year, or to send off people to university or the reformatory. (Don't forget to give some filters too, paper towels or "tissue" are not an option.) I am genuinely impressed by the quality and utility of this product and highly recommend it. It looks to be solidly made and should last - the AS resin is touted as desirable for durability. If I had friends, I would stock up on some for holiday gifting. Yes, they are more costly that some others, but they are genuine quality and look it.