Comments on: Coffee Filters #4, ONIOU Number 4 Cone Coffee Paper Filters 8-12 Cup Unbleached, 100 Count – Natural Coffee Filters 4 Cone Paper for Ninja Cuisinart Coffee Makers

By: Amazon customer

Amazon customer — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:29 +0000

Perfect fit unbleached filter at a better price than the fancy brands. Coffee tastes just as good.
Plentiful unbleached filters for a good price. These work just as well for me as the fancier name brand filters. These donât seem to have microperforations – but they work perfectly fine for both my drip coffee maker and my pour over coffee maker.The #4 size is typically used for larger sized baskets – which is how my coffee maker is designed. My pour-over is supposed to use a #2 filter. I find it is reasonable, in a pinch, to use these #4 filter for my pour over coffee maker. It works very well as long as you donât pour in too much hot water at a time.Overall, these are excellent filters and a nice quantity for the price.

By: Mark Welborn

Mark Welborn — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:29 +0000

Perfect
I’ve been making my coffee “pour over” style for years.I had used various household items to create “contraptions” to make coffee with.I was happy with my DIY setup(s) until the day the homemade beast fell over and the hot water scalded my hand as I tried to catch it.So, I finally broke down and bought an actual “pour over” ceramic cup device to make my coffee.I had read that the best type coffee filter for “pour over” coffee is a #4 cone type.They’re right, a cone filter works the best, and this pack of cone filters are perfect for the job.

By: Dave

Dave — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:29 +0000

Good filters, very pricey
I’ve been using #4 cone filters in Cuisinart coffee makers for a couple decades. I usually buy Melitta brand at the grocery store for about $4.50 for 100. These filters are made of thinner paper than Melitta (not sure if that makes any difference), but perform just as well. My only gripe is the cost. Maybe “free” shipping is worth it to some, but at more than twice the cost, I don’t see any advantage.

By: Bee Gee

Bee Gee — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:29 +0000

Coffee Filters
These #4 Cone Coffee Filters are pretty average. They are a little thinner than the ones I usually pick up at the grocery store, but they hold up in my drip coffee maker well enough. They fit well in the cone filter of my standard machine. They are a bit on the expensive side ($8.49 at the time of this review) considering the quality.

By: Sean H.

Sean H. — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:29 +0000

Fantastic Filters!!
Outstanding coffee filters! Let’s face it, without these unsung heroes of the caffinated populace, the coffee cafes, and $15 coffe concoctions simply would not exist – yet here they are, the “filter du coffee”. And thank goodness for that! And for these specifically – they work great, leading to well filtered, great tasting coffee. What else could one possibly want?The bottom line – fantastic filters!!

By: Laurie

Laurie — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:28 +0000

Fits
Works well…appears to be good quality

By: enid

enid — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:28 +0000

they are useful
really good filters no leaks fit great price is not bad

By: Oppy

Oppy — Fri, 04 Apr 2025 05:35:28 +0000

Good, thin, unbleached #4 filters
These filters are an excellent choice for replacement #4 filters. If you prefer unbleached filters – as I do – these are great. I use them along with a stainless steel filter (double filtering) for pour-over coffee, as it gives a richer flavor than a single filter can provide, and cleanup is easy. If you are used to using heavier duty filters (like Costco sells, for example), you’ll find that these are thinner and coffee drains through more quickly. That can be good or bad – personal taste. After evaluating these for a few cups of coffee (I brew no more than two cups at a time), I give them a thumbs up.Pros:- unbleached- they work!- no tearingCons:- thinner than “average”