Which is better for brewing for two or more people?

The Hario V60 Pro set. Its 02 dripper brews 1-4 cups and the 600 ml server holds the batch. The Fellow Stagg [X] tops out at 10 oz, roughly one mug.

Is the Fellow Stagg [X] worth the extra $27.95?

Only if you brew single cups and value drinking from the same vessel. You pay more and get 70 fewer filters. For volume and value, the Hario wins.

Which is easier to clean?

The Fellow, because the dripper sits on the glass you drink from, so there is no separate server. The Hario adds a glass server and a silicone seal to rinse.

Both are durable. The Hario's porcelain dripper resists staining and chips less than thin glass, and its borosilicate server is heatproof. The Fellow's stainless steel dripper is the tougher part of that set, but its glass is the drinking vessel.

Do both use standard paper filters?

No. The Hario takes V60 02 cone filters and includes 100. The Fellow Stagg [X] uses its own smaller filters and includes 30, so check refill availability and price before buying.

Which is better for travel?

The Fellow Stagg [X]. At about 3.2 in wide and 3.5 in tall with a steel dripper, it packs smaller and has fewer breakable parts than the Hario's 600 ml glass server.

Hario V60 Pro Pour Over Coffee Set vs Fellow Stagg [X] Pour-Over Set

Buy the Hario V60 Pro set if you brew for two to four people or want a full kit with a 600 ml glass server and 100 filters for $52.00 at Humboldt Bay Coffee Co. as of November 6, 2026. Buy the Fellow Stagg [X] set if you brew one cup at a time and want to drink straight from the brewing vessel for $79.95 at Amazon as of November 6, 2026. The Hario costs about $28 less and includes far more filters, but the Fellow is the more compact single-cup setup.

Today the Hario V60 Pro Pour Over Coffee Set costs $27.95 less at its best price.

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