Does it need its own paper filters?

Yes. It is a dripper only, so you brew with cone-shaped paper filters placed inside it. The ceramic body does not filter on its own.

How many cups does it make at once?

About one or two cups per brew, depending on the mug and how much water you pour. It is a single-serve cone, not a batch brewer.

How is it different from a plastic V60?

The ceramic wall holds heat better and feels more solid, but it is heavier and needs preheating. A plastic V60 is lighter and cheaper and has a single large outlet for faster, more adjustable flow.

Do I need to preheat it?

Yes, for best results. Rinse the cone with hot water before brewing so the cold ceramic does not pull heat from the slurry.

It is designed to sit on most mugs and thermoses. Check that your mug's rim is narrower than the base of the cone so it rests securely.

Is it dishwasher safe?

The glazed ceramic rinses clean by hand quickly. Hand washing is the safer choice to protect the finish and avoid chips.

Where is the Pour Over Ceramic (White) cheapest?

At Amazon, for $9.99, 65% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.

What do buyers say about the Pour Over Ceramic (White)?

Rated 5 out of 5 from 2 ratings.

Where can I buy the Pour Over Ceramic (White)?

16 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, Prima Coffee, Seattle Coffee Gear, Groundwork Coffee Co., Corvus Coffee.

Pour Over Ceramic (White)

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65% under what the other stores charge

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