AGOGO Pour Over Coffee Maker Glass - 6 Cup Barista Kit with 304 Stainless Filter for Home, Office, Camping, Cafes - Easy Clean Coffee Dripper Set (Soft Towel&Brush) (6 Cup/20 oz)

Provides true full flavor. The permanent metal filter is the best I have found and leaves the least amount of sediment. Paper filters tend to change the taste so this is a plus on its own. This is so much worth the few extra dollars for a truly great little coffeemaker an looks great on the cabinet as well.

Coffee pot and stainless steel filter were delivered quickly and safely to my door .items are of good quality and value and work as intended.

We love this pour over coffee maker. Easy to clean, makes a great cup of coffee and make about 4-5 8 oz cups of coffee. Great quality and great price.

This is a very good alternative to the small, straight sided Chemex 3-cup model. However, Agogo's stated capacity is misleading. You have to allow room right below the neck for either the included metal filter or the Melita style paper filters (which I prefer, one filter is all you need, more on this later). The maximum capacity, according to the numbers printed in white on the glass (a plus, something that Chemex does NOT provide) is 600ml, which translates to approximately 20 ounces. Unlike standard measurements of 8 ounces to a cup, in the coffee world, there are only 5 ounces to a cup, so the effective capacity of this is 4 cups, NOT 6. It is perfect for one person who wants a few cups of coffee, or two people who are just drinking a couple of small cups or one larger mug per person. Chemex has continued to become more pricey, and their 3 cup model (essentially the same size as this) is a third more expensive ($42). The glass on the Agogo does seem a tiny bit more robust, which is important, as every time I have had to replace one of these style pour over coffee makers it is due to the glass breaking. In regards to filters, the regular sized Melita filters (I prefer the natural brown over the white) work perfectly in this, as long as you make a couple of folds at the very bottom first (VERY important, otherwise the grounds will break through the bottom of the filter and fall into the liquid), and then fold each side in about an inch, leaving the top level all the way across. Just push slightly into the opening of the Agogo and it fits perfectly. Another plus is that it has a little Chemex style channel on the pouring side which is also very important. Without it, the filter makes too perfect a seal, it can't breathe properly and the coffee sputters all over the place, quite a mess. All in all, I would definitely recommend this for people who don't need a larger capacity pour over coffee maker, just be aware that the capacity is not as advertised.

Brew speed is great, ease to use, size is perfect, coffee tastes great, perfect drip rate.

Makes a really good cup of coffee. My husband and I love making coffee and a pour over has been a great addition to our morning routine.

Didn’t fit my pour over machine so I bought a bigger one. This one broke after the second use. Not sure if I got a bad one or what. Hopefully the other one will fit and not break.

The Agogo pour-through coffee maker is a beautiful kitchen tool. Borosilicate glass means it can withstand rapid temperature changes. The wooden grip ring keeps your fingers away from the hot glass when pouring. The model I got came with 50 sheets of pre-folded filter paper. The instructions on how to use it are not clear. The first time I put the filter's open seam over the pour channel. Messy mistake. Make sure that solid paper is over the pour channel, so that the tallest ears are on either side of the pour channel. The coffee was great. Filtering is better than a French press, which may not be desirable if you want some of the coffee "dust" to make your cup more interesting. ... The narrow neck makes it hard to wash. As soon as I use mine, I rinse it several times with the hottest water my system supplies to flush out oils and other residues from brewing.