Pour Over Coffee Maker, Portable Pour Over Coffee Set, Collapsible Filter, Easy to Use & Clean, Ideal for Home, Office & Outdoor Use

Great for Camping
My boyfriend is officially pourover obsessed, and it’s all thanks to this gem. It’s so easy to use that even he can whip up a mean cup of joe, and that’s saying something! Plus, it’s not a spacehog, which is perfect for our cozy kitchen storage situation. I’m all about that minimalistic design, and the sleek black color just adds a touch of chic to our coffee routine. So if you’re looking for a coffee maker that’s not only efficient but also stylish, this one is the way to go. It’s a win-win for caffeine lovers and design enthusiasts like us! ☕💁‍♂️🖤😍

Well done for travel pour over
So I have abandoned all coffee making techniques except pour over. I just love the way it creates a balanced flavor and gives me ultimate flexibility on the outcome. I am fully bought into the Hario V60 approach for my pour over tool. Since I am getting back into traveling for work, I’ve been experimenting with a travel pour over kit.The two big difficulties with that kit are the kettle and the V60. You can find a decently compact manual grinder, small scales and good cases to carry it all around, but getting the kettle and V60 is tough. This kit obviously doesn’t try to address the kettle problem, but it does tackle the V60 in a good way.I’ve tried a number of different “travel” V60 devices, and every one I’ve tested so far has failed on one critical area — the part that sits on the cup is always either too small or too flexible. This kit succeeds on both of those counts. The ring at the bottom that sits on the cup is made of hard plastic and is large enough to sit on a “standard” 12 oz. coffee mug. In testing the device, I put it on my V60 carafe and it still worked, thought it was a bit precarious in how it sat. It collapses to a very small footprint even with that hard plastic ring.The kit isn’t perfect. There are three issues I have with it:1 — I would like the filter holder to maybe have 1 or 2 more layers of height. I don’t drink “a little coffee” in the morning. I make a 500mL batch at a 1:16 ratio, and this struggles to hold the 31g of ground coffee that requires. It JUST barely does, but it requires more, smaller pours, which means more time. It also means that a standard 02 V60 filter doesn’t really fit because there is more filter outside the funnel than I am really comfortable with.2 — The jar doesn’t hold enough coffee. I was able to get just over 42g of coffee beans into it. That isn’t a HUGE issue to me, because I generally buy small packages of beans locally when I travel, but still, that’s not much coffee.3 — The cup holds ~250mL of liquid. This is a travel kit, so it’s a compromise to make things small enough to actually, you know, travel with, but that’s barely a big enough serving to be called a “cup of coffee” in my view :-). That said, between the small jar and the smallish cup, I can still keep my 1:16 ratio with this unit. It just means I get less coffee. The cup is interestingly designed and does work perfectly with the funnel.I’m definitely going to incorporate the funnel into my travel kit unless I can find an improved version.

The Best Part of Waking up is Tuffen in your cup…
Coffee on the go is a snap with this product, compact and versatile all-in-one pour-over brewer for when you are on the run. Product is lightweight and durable and comes with a convenient zippered hardshell case, takes up very minimal space. Quality/taste of the coffee has been good, we’re still playing around with the grind size to dial in the the flavor to our liking, so far a course grind closest to what you would use for a auto-drip machine has produced the best results for us.