Lalord Pour Over Coffee Maker, 20 oz Borosilicate Glass Carafe with 100 pcs V60 Paper Filter by Gsform, Walnut Handle & Glass Lid, Drip Coffee Maker for Home Café Restaurant Camping, 600 ml, Clear

My first V60 coffee maker funnel was plastic. With all the concern about micro-plastics getting into our bodies, I opted for a glass v60 maker. This also comes with a carafe of glass and a lid that allows for the funnel to placed on top when storing it. I initially wanted a #1 v60 (for one mug of coffee), but I had a hard time finding any made of glass. Now that I bought this, I am glad it is for #2 size. It works with #1 and #2 papers. I can now make 1 or 2 mugs of coffee (up to 600ml) and it collects in a nice looking glass carafe! A lid can be used to help retain the heat. The wood base of the funnel looks classy and protects from burning your fingers while handling it during the pour-over process. I can use this to share a coffee with a spouse or friend without getting out my large bulky Chemex pourover set and trying to remember how to fold the paper filter. I love this. Note that there is food-grade silicon between the glass funnel and the wood ring base. I don't have a problem with that and think it helps provide a sturdy mount. The glass is easy to clean. I use a gentle degreaser spray, rub with my fingers in the grooves and rinse under hot water. Then dry by cloth, paper towel or air dry. Just be careful to remove the carafe lit before you start the pourover. Since the funnel will sit on top of the carafe with the lid on, I've made the mistake of starting to pour and discovering I left the lid on.

This is the perfect coffee maker. The carafe and dispenser easy clean no staining, the filters, no grinds just pure coffee. I get the flavor and level of taste without the K-cup or the price. Im sure if you just try it for 1 day you will order second one for a friend.

I have used this little coffee maker everyday since October 2025. I absolutely love it! Making 3 cups of coffee is perhaps 3 more labor intensive minutes than using a drip coffee maker and pushing the button, but much more rewarding - no plastics, wonder coffee aroma, great cup of coffee. The recommended steady stream of boiling water is no problem straight from my electric kettle. Pour a little water through the filter to moisten, empty, add 4 coffee scoops into filter, moisten grounds for 30 seconds, pour steady stream of water slowly over grounds, repeat, voila!! Perfect cup of coffee. I use my tea cozy to keep the remainder hot for a second cup.

honestly this is sm better than those basic coffee makers also its super easy and hey no microplastics here period

I have been using this for a few months and it works well. The hole is large (almost an inch) so my coffee was turning out weak until my brother sent me another coffee pour over’s instructions to let the coffee grounds “bloom” for 30-60 secs by pouring just enough hot water on the grounds to soak them. After I started doing this, my coffee is stronger. I like the carafe being glass, so I can see how much water I’m pouring through. And if I keep the pour over with the grounds on top of the carafe, it stays hot longer. It washes well, and I appreciate the measurement markings. I’m sure many would appreciate a smaller hole, as would I, and for this reason, I give it 4 stars. However, I will continue to use it and enjoy it.

Very nice looking, easy to clean. Fantastic coffee too!

I got tired of drinking my coffee pushed through the plastic of K-cups, they are convenient but wasteful and expensive. On the hunt for a pour over that did not allow my coffee to contact anything but glass, I chose this one and it works great. My wife often times only drinks coffee on the weekends so I usually need a cup or two. This works perfect-easy to clean and has been durable. I like being able to control the strength of my coffee via the grind and concentration. I also prefer paper filters for ease and taste. If you want more than two large (or three small) cups, this one is too small. When making one cup the glass filter assembly fits nicely on every mug I own and there’s no carafe to clean. To clean I just rinse with water because I’m sensitive to soap taste in my coffee no matter how often I rinse. S wipe with vinegar does the trick if you think it’s needed but I haven’t. Only wish they made a larger one say 34oz for when company is over. I would like to own both sizes. I would buy again.

This is quite good. The wooden part might eventually rot because it's exposed to a lot of steam and moisture at every single brewing use. But if it's dried off regularly it might last a decent time. It would be better to make it out of high quality plastic, that would last far longer than wood being exposed to constant steam and moisture. It doesn't make contact with the coffee and should be of no concern. I do like the shape of the kettle as well as the drip basket. The design is very effective in holding a paper filter while allowing the coffee liquid to escape evenly.