Bodum 34oz Pour Over Coffee Maker, High-Heat Borosilicate Glass with Reusable Stainless Steel Filter and Cork Grip - Made in Portugal

I bought a very expensive pour over coffee maker just like this one but it was taking too long to ship so I bought this in the meantime. It is so easy to use and gives me a perfect cup of coffee every time. The design is very smart and makes sure every grind gets saturated. I can also make several cups of coffee at once and the process is surprisingly very fast, and doesn't leave you with a weak cup. It's easy to clean, operate, and set up. I love this! Well when I got my new coffee maker in the mail I was so excited. I had high expectations since this cheap one was so good. I was let down! That coffee maker was not comparable to this one at all, I returned it immediately. This will be my new permanent pour over coffee maker that I use daily!

Title: Makes Smooth & Delicious Coffee Every Time ☕️ Review: Absolutely love this pour over coffee maker! It looks beautiful on the counter and makes rich, smooth coffee every time. The glass feels sturdy and high quality, and the reusable filter works really well. Super easy to use and clean, plus it makes enough coffee to share. Perfect for anyone who enjoys a simple coffee routine with great flavor!

I was tired of having to clean and buy extra pots for my Cuisinart coffee maker that kept breaking, so I went with a pour over. It works wonderfully. I used a disposable filter. The #4 cone filters work perfectly I don't prefer to use reusable filters because cleaning them is a pain, so I can't speak for the one that comes with this unit; however it seems nicer than most. It even comes with a tool to help clean it. I don't have a dishwasher, so I simply rinsed it with water. However the cork handle was easy to take off and put back on. Simple and effective. Only thing I'm afraid of is it breaking or cracking, since it is quite thin. But at less than $20 it's a great buy.

I've had this coffee maker for around 10 days, using it every day and sometimes twice a day. Here are some tidbits I've gathered: 1) I ordered the cork version, and it's been great, it's easy peasy to remove and put on for cleaning. I usually leave the maker in the sink to cool slowly before washing it, mainly because I am always a little paranoid around glassware meant for heat. 2) While I agree with other folks saying that the reusable filter can let the water through too quickly, I have found some adjustments that compensate. Firstly, a finer grind allows for a slower pass through. This has made my coffee to my liking, not at all weak or watery but also not mouth-puckering strong. Secondly, the more bulbous shape of the glass allows for the last few teaspoons of liquid to stay behind, trapping the silt you get from the reusable filter. As long as you add water with the goal of leaving a little behind, you won't get any grains in your coffee. In fact it's so good at trapping the silt it almost feels like an intentional design. 3) The biggest "negative" is that I have small hands, so my grip on the neck (with the cork and cord stop on ) is a little tenuous, but its easy enough to use both hands for stability. As of now, I'd recommend this drip maker for those who want a casual, more affordable entrance (or alternative) to the current range of drip makers. If anything changes I will come back and edit.

Been very happy with this after a few months of use. I bought it to attempt to save money, while having good quality coffee in a temporary living situation. I think the taste could be improved a little by a slower flow, but it is still remarkably better than instant coffee. I use one heaping scoop (included) of Cafe Bustelo for a 16oz cup. I add two scoops and some more water and leave some in the carafe to make ice coffee on days when I need more than that. This is a great fit for people who love coffee and want a simple, adaptable solution. I also appreciate that the carafe is pleasant and appealing. You might benefit from getting a baby bottle cleaner type of brush to clean the inside- but I also learned years ago, working in food service, that a few ice cubes and some salt swirled/shaken inside of any coffee pot will remove stains. A little baking soda and and the aforementioned bottle brush would take care of anything stubborn but I have had no need for anything like that with daily rinses with a drop of dawn dish soap and gentle cleansing. Hope this helps anyone on the fence. I would absolutely purchase again, but aside from an unexpected accident, I think this quality item will probably last me forever.

This pour over makes truly incredible tasting coffee, a lot better than even my French press. The metal filter works great but I add a paper filter to catch oils that have been shown to raise cholesterol. I ditched my electric water kettle months ago because it’s lined with aluminum; between this pour over and the Pyrex pot I use to heat water, plus grinding my own organic coffee beans my morning coffee experience is pretty heavenly, I have to say. Another tip for next level coffee: add a teaspoon or two of organic equal exchange dark cocoa mix along with nut pods non dairy, no sugar creamer- you’d pay $8 for that experience in a coffee shop-glorious

This thing is fantastic! Yeah it takes an extra minute or two in the morning, but it’s actually way quicker than I thought and the coffee tastes great (better than our local big-name coffee shops for sure, what’re they doing nowadays?). The smaller size is perfect for two people to have a cup each and a little extra and you can easily add a bit more afterwards and/or reuse the grounds for another weaker steep so you’re really getting your money’s worth out of the beans. It’s super easy to use, stupid easy and quick to clean (I’m still annoyed with the French press we got rid of), don’t have to buy disposable filters and wonder what chemicals are in them or how they’re affecting flavor, it’s just metal and glass touching the coffee. And on top of all that, it’s super cute! It’s a nice aesthetic little piece to have sitting on the counter and easily portable and moved wherever you need it, unlike these big ugly machine coffee makers that more often than not just end up taking space and what little outlets you have access to. The only thing is I wish it had a designated cover to keep out dust and such when not in use. Other than that, this thing is a dream!

This is my second time purchasing this pour-over set. I bought my first one in October 2025 and absolutely loved it. It was a great value, the perfect size, and the stainless steel filter was one of the main reasons I chose it, since I was looking for a coffee maker that minimized plastic exposure. Unfortunately, the one I just received is noticeably different, even though I ordered the exact same size and product. The carafe itself seems smaller than my original, and the stainless steel filter has changed as well. The new filter allows water to pass through much more quickly, which results in a weaker brew. The holes in the mesh also appear to be larger. With my original filter, the bristles of the long-handled bottle brush I use for cleaning would never poke through the mesh. With this new one, they do, suggesting the filter is significantly coarser. I'm disappointed because I specifically reordered this product expecting to receive the same one I purchased less than a year ago. If the design has changed, I wish that had been made clear in the listing.

L'estetica di questa "macchinetta del caffè" è meravigliosa ed è quello che più mi ha spinto a prenderla. Oltre ad un prezzo decisamente accettabile ed il paio di accessori di cui è dotata. Arriva corredata di copertura in sughero, filtro da appoggiare sopra riutilizzabile, dosatore per il caffè, tappo. Il sugero è resistente ed una volta versata l'acqua protegge le mani dalle scottature, è chiaramente sfilabile in modo da poter inserire la boccia di vetro il lavastoviglie: si slaccia il filo e si sfila per poi rimetterlo una volta che il vetro è asciutto. il filtro riutilizzabile può essere tenuto sia con che senza filtri di carta ma la pulizia è veramente facile e veloce che abbiamo deciso di no comprare i filtri in carta (rispetto ad orziere od altre metodologie di caffè), viene riempito e svuotato in un attimo. Abbiamo questa dimensione ridotta in quanto beviamo poco caffè ma devo dire che è veramente veloce come preparazione ed anche come pulizia. il Vetro non è spessissimo come sono abituata per altre tazze contenitore ma devo dire che è ben formata e per il momento (due settimane) stà reggendo parecchio bene. E' decisamente molto elegante e di bell'aspetto anche da lasciare a vista sul bancone sia vuota che piena, fà veramente la sua figura.

Using a well-designed object is a joy and a pleasure to use. When something is well-designed, we don’t tend to notice because it just works. This is one of those objects. The design is wonderful. Someone thought about what would make a good pot for drip coffee, and then they made one. The bowl shape at the bottom is genius. When coffee is poured, the pot is horizontal and the fine grounds, those that make it through the filter, sink to the bottom of the bowl when you pour. They don’t end up in your cup. That’s all. No tricks. Just using gravity to make coffee better. The filter doesn’t clog. It works fast. I like making coffee one or two cups at a time. This is what it’s designed for. The removable cork is pleasing, and not fiddly to use. The pot is easy to clean. But the real genius here is the shape of the bowl. It just works.

The overall design is quite good; needs carefully handling as it is made of glass; overall it is a nice item :)

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Fantastic and easy to handle coffee brewer.