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title: "Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White"
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# Sleek white stainless steel design 600ml capacity, perfect pour size Vacuum Insulated for lasting temperature Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White

**Brand:** hario
**Price:** B/.45
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game with the Hario V60 – where style meets precision!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White by hario
- **How much does it cost?** B/.45 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- hario enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted hario brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Clean & Simple:** Easy-to-clean design keeps your coffee experience hassle-free
- • **Effortless Elegance:** Contemporary white stainless steel blends style with durability
- • **Stay Hot, Stay Cool:** Vacuum insulation locks in your brew’s perfect temp for hours
- • **Perfect Pour Every Time:** 600ml capacity tailored for your ideal coffee ritual
- • **Trusted by Coffee Lovers:** Hario’s iconic craftsmanship with 4.5-star love from 3,400+ users

## Overview

The Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server (600ml) features vacuum insulation to maintain your coffee’s temperature for hours. Crafted from durable stainless steel with a sleek white finish, it offers a perfect pour size and easy cleaning. Trusted by thousands, it’s a must-have for the modern coffee enthusiast.

## Description

Hario V60 Vacuum insulated metal server, 600ml, White

Review: Good solution for single-serve pour-over enthusiasts - I was a little concerned by some of the lukewarm reviews on this one, but I'm finding those to be basically non-issues for me. Actually, as one one other reviewer noted, for as many niche coffee products as there are, there aren't a lot of reasonably priced, temperature-holding carafes to compete with the Hario VHS-60B. At least for now, my review is 5 stars, which I break down as follows: HEAT RETENTION: Let's just get this one out of the way quickly with a point that should be obvious to anyone taking the time to use single origin beans, a gooseneck kettle, and specialized pour-over filtration - you aren't going to go through all that trouble to get great tasting coffee and then let it sit for 4 hours to get all stale and weird. The most that I would possibly need this to keep pour-over coffee warm is perhaps 2-3 hours. But more realistically, I just want it to stay at drinking temperature long enough to pour one or two cups, which is something the glass servers from Hario and other companies can't do. The heat retention of the VHS-60B seems perfectly acceptable to me. It's not special, and functionally no different than a $15 vacuum travel mug would provide. But, as I will discuss below, it gets the job done in a form factor catered to pour-over. BUILD QUALITY & FIT WITH HARIO V60: I use several pour-over devices, including Chemex and Kalita Wave, but the V60 is probably the most ubiquitous among pour-over coffee drinkers, and it's my go-to option for a variety of reasons (ease of use, consistency across different coffee types, filter cost, etc.). So the primary issue is finding a carafe that has both a pour spout and an opening that is the right size for a Hario V60 to sit on top with out tipping. (Note: I believe most Kalita Wave and Melllita devices would also work, as the part that rests on the carafe is similar in size and shape). Since the VHS-60B was designed just for this, it works great. It's also well built, and comes in a variety of colors. I liked the white, but opted for the matte black because I thought it would age better. The pour button seems sturdy enough, and I don't intend to tip it on its side or upside down, so I am not concerned if that would cause coffee to leak out the top or not. POURING PERFORMANCE: The number concern I had from the reviews was the issues people claimed to have pouring coffee from the carafe. Frankly, I don't see this as an issue at all. Yes, you do have to increase the angle to get all the coffee out as the carafe empties. Physics should largely explain why this is the case. (Note: The more detailed reason is that the carafe narrows at the top to allow for the vacuum seal, so some of the last bits of your coffee probably hang up on that. Again, no big deal). I believe the actual storage capacity is 550 mil, or 18.6 fl oz (they make a larger version, as well), and when you start pouring from a full carafe, the angle I used was more like 45 degrees, not 90 or 120 degrees as suggested. There's also pictures and complaints about drips running down the side. Again, I'm really not seeing it. Release the button while you still have the carafe tilted, and the coffee trapped in the spout and upper mechanism finishes pouring. If you just tilt it back quickly without shutting off the supply of coffee, then yes, you are likely to have some spill down the side! I'm not saying Hario couldn't have made the spout a little more scooped or otherwise improved the design, but if you've ever used a Chemex, a glass pour-over carafe, or even a friggin' measuring cup, it's pretty much just like that. Show me a better one in the same price range and I'd have bought that one, but I did not see it when I went to make the purchase. If I were to make one critique, I guess you could say it's a bit on the pricey side for what it does. This is basically no different than those Contigo vacuum travel mugs you'd buy at Target or would see on the (overpriced) shelves of a Starbucks. Those will keep your coffee warm just the same, but they aren't formatted to do pour-over coffee directly into them and serve with a pour spout afterwards. The Hario VHS-60B is meant for this, and in my view, it checks all the boxes reasonably well.
Review: Bought it because it's metal, but heat retention is less than desirable - My office is going to a Hoteling situation which means I have to cart all my 💩 in and out when I'm on site. My current work coffee maker is a mini french press and it's glass. So I bought this just because it's unbreakable and it meets that requirement just fine. For heat retention, I've let it sit for 2-3 hours a few times and it is steaming hot when poured but after adding an ounce or two of cold milk it needs a few seconds in the nuker. I have other thermos branded products that stay piping hot for 6-8 hours, so this was a disappointment. Normally I don't wait that long between cups so it shouldn't be an issue for me, but if you're thinking this device would be a good way to keep coffee hot all day, look elsewhere. Due to it's small capacity and odd shape I don't think many people will be transporting this around or using it on an outdoor job site or anything. If you want to make a cup of coffee and have your refill still hot 30-60 min later this is for you! For some reason the red one was $10 cheaper than any other color when I ordered, it's 600ml which is about 27 ounces. I paired it with the stainless steel hario v2 and the hario brand unbleached cone filters. All in all they make a great tasting cup of coffee and I have no complaints about the combo of these hario products working together. If you need an unbreakable coffee setup for work or camping, this is the way to go imho.

## Features

- The King of Glass heat-resistant glass. Easy to use and clean
- The Package Height of the Product is 12.6 inches
- The Package Length of the Product is 12.2 inches
- The Package Width of the Product is 18.11 inches

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B072M6ZMC4 |
| Additional Features | Vacuum Insulated |
| Best Sellers Rank | #254,462 in Kitchen & Dining ( See Top 100 in Kitchen & Dining ) #209 in Coffee Servers |
| Brand | HARIO |
| Brand Name | HARIO |
| Capacity | 600 ml |
| Color | White |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 3,407 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04977642220560 |
| Included Components | Hario V60 Insulated Stainless Steel Server (550ml,White) |
| Item Dimensions W x H | 5.91"W x 6.3"H |
| Item Type Name | Vacuum Insulated Metal Server |
| Item Weight | 490 g |
| Lid Material | Stainless Steel |
| Manufacturer | Hario |
| Manufacturer Part Number | VHS-60W |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Material Features | Stainless Steel, Chlorine-Free Paper |
| Material Type | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | VHS-60W |
| Model Number | VHS-60W |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Pitcher Form | General Use Pitcher |
| Shape | Round |
| Special Feature | Vacuum Insulated |
| Style | Contemporary |
| Style Name | Contemporary |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** HARIO
- **Capacity:** 600 ml
- **Color:** White
- **Material:** Stainless Steel
- **Special Feature:** Vacuum Insulated

## Images

![Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81EkLFkcZ0L.jpg)
![Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White - Image 2](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61UC0FxoTaL.jpg)
![Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White - Image 3](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71FcR2Y5vvL.jpg)
![Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White - Image 4](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/71V1w2bOtyL.jpg)
![Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White - Image 5](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/717ASJpKThL.jpg)

## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color, Size** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: So is this made in Japan or China (add photo proof please)?**
A: This item is made in China.  Please reference https://www.hario.jp/seihin/productdetail.php?product=VHS-60B

**Q: Will the aeropress fit on top?**
A: An aeropress fits nicely on the 800ml version. I don't have the 600ml so can't say

**Q: What is the interior made of please? Is it glass,stainless or plastic?**
A: Stainless steel. Same as the outside.

**Q: How wide is the mouth of the 03 model?  i'm looking to use this with the kalita wave ceramic dripper.**
A: 3 1/8" inside diameter of the mouth

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Good solution for single-serve pour-over enthusiasts
*by S***1 on April 16, 2019*

I was a little concerned by some of the lukewarm reviews on this one, but I'm finding those to be basically non-issues for me. Actually, as one one other reviewer noted, for as many niche coffee products as there are, there aren't a lot of reasonably priced, temperature-holding carafes to compete with the Hario VHS-60B. At least for now, my review is 5 stars, which I break down as follows: HEAT RETENTION: Let's just get this one out of the way quickly with a point that should be obvious to anyone taking the time to use single origin beans, a gooseneck kettle, and specialized pour-over filtration - you aren't going to go through all that trouble to get great tasting coffee and then let it sit for 4 hours to get all stale and weird. The most that I would possibly need this to keep pour-over coffee warm is perhaps 2-3 hours. But more realistically, I just want it to stay at drinking temperature long enough to pour one or two cups, which is something the glass servers from Hario and other companies can't do. The heat retention of the VHS-60B seems perfectly acceptable to me. It's not special, and functionally no different than a $15 vacuum travel mug would provide. But, as I will discuss below, it gets the job done in a form factor catered to pour-over. BUILD QUALITY & FIT WITH HARIO V60: I use several pour-over devices, including Chemex and Kalita Wave, but the V60 is probably the most ubiquitous among pour-over coffee drinkers, and it's my go-to option for a variety of reasons (ease of use, consistency across different coffee types, filter cost, etc.). So the primary issue is finding a carafe that has both a pour spout and an opening that is the right size for a Hario V60 to sit on top with out tipping. (Note: I believe most Kalita Wave and Melllita devices would also work, as the part that rests on the carafe is similar in size and shape). Since the VHS-60B was designed just for this, it works great. It's also well built, and comes in a variety of colors. I liked the white, but opted for the matte black because I thought it would age better. The pour button seems sturdy enough, and I don't intend to tip it on its side or upside down, so I am not concerned if that would cause coffee to leak out the top or not. POURING PERFORMANCE: The number concern I had from the reviews was the issues people claimed to have pouring coffee from the carafe. Frankly, I don't see this as an issue at all. Yes, you do have to increase the angle to get all the coffee out as the carafe empties. Physics should largely explain why this is the case. (Note: The more detailed reason is that the carafe narrows at the top to allow for the vacuum seal, so some of the last bits of your coffee probably hang up on that. Again, no big deal). I believe the actual storage capacity is 550 mil, or 18.6 fl oz (they make a larger version, as well), and when you start pouring from a full carafe, the angle I used was more like 45 degrees, not 90 or 120 degrees as suggested. There's also pictures and complaints about drips running down the side. Again, I'm really not seeing it. Release the button while you still have the carafe tilted, and the coffee trapped in the spout and upper mechanism finishes pouring. If you just tilt it back quickly without shutting off the supply of coffee, then yes, you are likely to have some spill down the side! I'm not saying Hario couldn't have made the spout a little more scooped or otherwise improved the design, but if you've ever used a Chemex, a glass pour-over carafe, or even a friggin' measuring cup, it's pretty much just like that. Show me a better one in the same price range and I'd have bought that one, but I did not see it when I went to make the purchase. If I were to make one critique, I guess you could say it's a bit on the pricey side for what it does. This is basically no different than those Contigo vacuum travel mugs you'd buy at Target or would see on the (overpriced) shelves of a Starbucks. Those will keep your coffee warm just the same, but they aren't formatted to do pour-over coffee directly into them and serve with a pour spout afterwards. The Hario VHS-60B is meant for this, and in my view, it checks all the boxes reasonably well.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bought it because it's metal, but heat retention is less than desirable
*by R***O on November 10, 2022*

My office is going to a Hoteling situation which means I have to cart all my 💩 in and out when I'm on site. My current work coffee maker is a mini french press and it's glass. So I bought this just because it's unbreakable and it meets that requirement just fine. For heat retention, I've let it sit for 2-3 hours a few times and it is steaming hot when poured but after adding an ounce or two of cold milk it needs a few seconds in the nuker. I have other thermos branded products that stay piping hot for 6-8 hours, so this was a disappointment. Normally I don't wait that long between cups so it shouldn't be an issue for me, but if you're thinking this device would be a good way to keep coffee hot all day, look elsewhere. Due to it's small capacity and odd shape I don't think many people will be transporting this around or using it on an outdoor job site or anything. If you want to make a cup of coffee and have your refill still hot 30-60 min later this is for you! For some reason the red one was $10 cheaper than any other color when I ordered, it's 600ml which is about 27 ounces. I paired it with the stainless steel hario v2 and the hario brand unbleached cone filters. All in all they make a great tasting cup of coffee and I have no complaints about the combo of these hario products working together. If you need an unbreakable coffee setup for work or camping, this is the way to go imho.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Keeps things hot and works well with pour-over options
*by D***T on June 16, 2023*

Definitely recommend a solution for multi-cup pour-over or to pair with your Chemex. Keeps the coffee hot for a few hours. Nice, clean look and easy to clean and leave drying in the rack. Pros - Retains heat very well - Easy to use with standard pour over set-up (ceramic filter holder). - Great partner to my Chemex...I pour my first cup into my mug, then the rest goes in the Hario - Carafe is easy to clean. - Push button pour feature provides a solid seal and is easy to use. - No drips down the side for me! Cons - Lid takes some getting used to for screwing on...but once you get the alignment right it works every time. - Rubber seal ring might be trouble in the future if I want to get in there and really clean it. I'm nervous to pull it apart as I'm not sure I can get it back together. - You do have to close the stopper before you finish pouring, in order to get the last bits out of the top of the carafe. But not a big deal.

## Frequently Bought Together

- Hario V60 Insulated Metal Server, 600ml, White
- Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper, Size 02, White
- Hario V60 Paper Coffee Filter, Size 02, Natural, 200ct

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