







☕ Elevate your daily brew with the legendary V60 Ceramic Dripper — where art meets precision.
The Hario V60 Ceramic Coffee Dripper is a heat-resistant, porcelain pour-over cone engineered at a 60° angle with a large central hole and spiral ridges to optimize water flow and extraction. Designed for 1-4 cups, it offers precise control over brewing speed and flavor intensity. Made with traditional Japanese Arita-yaki ceramics, it combines durability, easy cleaning, and elegant design, making it a must-have for coffee enthusiasts seeking a superior manual brewing experience.










| ASIN | B000P4D5HG |
| Batteries required | No |
| Care instructions | Hand Wash |
| Customer Reviews | 4.4 4.4 out of 5 stars (9,150) |
| Date First Available | 8 Nov. 2010 |
| Dishwasher safe? | Yes |
| Import designation | Imported |
| Included components | Hario Ceramic Coffee Dripper |
| Is assembly required | No |
| Item model number | V60-02W |
| Item volume | 4 Cups |
| Number of pieces | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 4.7 x 5.5 x 4 cm; 370 g |
| Specific uses | Coffee maker |
| Warranty description | Manufacturer guarantee. |
C**E
Fantastic, nifty little product.
Prior to this I had a combined Hario glass jug with V60 coffee dripper, which I accidentally smashed. Quite distraught at the idea of going back to my cafetiere (all those horrid grounds at the bottom of my cup, and less tasty coffee in the morning!) I decided to replace it, but then decided to buy this - essentially just the dripper element of my previous manual dripper - instead. The reasons for this were several: I had bought a nice coffee pot in a charity shop and thought I might be able to use this dripper with the pot (I can! It fits perfectly!); I always felt the glass jug lost heat very quickly; and finally, this seemed to be an easier way to make one cup over a mug rather than making a huge pot (my parter does not drink a lot of coffee). This product exceeded my expectations by looking beautiful and by fitting brilliantly on my coffee pot. If you usually have cafetiere coffee, I suggest giving a dripper a go - they are extremely easy to use (I am not a morning person, and have to get up very early for my job, and can easily manage to make a decent cup!), you get no gunky grounds in the bottom of your cup, and it is extremely easy to clean (just throw the filters in the bin and give the dripper a wash - no more scooping out gunky grounds or trying to wash them down the drain in the fear this choice might come back to haunt you in the form of a slimy blockage). I have never used a dripper other than the Hario brand - they are a little more pricey than others, but you can always give a cheap plastic version of the V60 a go first if you want to try it out. They are generally considered to make the best coffee, and I am pleased with the result every time - however, be aware that the filters are a little pricey and not easy to find in your local supermarket, so you will probably need to order them from Amazon or elsewhere. A different style of filter might be easier to find filters for, although in this 'internet age' there is really no cause to fuss. I can thoroughly recommend the manual filter dripper from Hario - it has changed my life (in a small but noticible way - at the end of the day, it is only coffee). However, be prepared to buy better quality coffee - the filter makes it easier to taste the coffee, so horrible coffee which is just about drinkable in a cafetiere will not cut the mustard with a filter!
C**A
Arrived broken (twice). Poor Amazon packaging.
Nothing wrong with the item. It is great - the iconic V60 in ceramic! Very cool! The bad review would be for Amazon Packaging and if I could give them zero stars, then I would. The item was boxed by the manufacturer but Amazon shipped it out in a thin brown paper bag. It arrived smashed into about 12 irreparable shards. The Returns Procedure was great - except that the replacement also arrived in the Amazon thin brown paper bag and was once again smashed to smithereens. Amazon’s Customer Service refunded me the cost and said they’d review the packaging for this item. What a shame - what a waste. I do not dare re-order the same item in case it arrives broken once again. So I’ve gone for the safer (but not so cool) plastic version. Very disappointing :(((
S**D
Makes the best coffee
The original. I use it everyday and wouldn't want anything else anymore. For best performance, I buy the adequate Hario filters. Easy to clean, very sturdy, pleasure to use, makes great japanese style coffee.
K**R
I don't go a day without it!
The ceramic gives the filter a nice sturdy feel, beautifully made. I have bought more than one, and arrived in good condition.
B**L
Stylish but with problems
I really like the look of this filter device, I think it is very stylish. I have seen it placed on some tall glass receptacles.. But this does not look terribly steady to me. So I am using a squat double walled stainless steel teapot. I bought this because I read about some health issues associated with using a cafetiere (French press) so I will compare the functionality and results between the two different types of making coffee. Coffee from a cafetiere taste better. I think this is because the filter absorbs some of the oils from the coffee. This is these oils that may present some health problems but they taste good. Coffee in the cafeteria is hotter. Using the filter device I find that after the filter process even though it has gone into a pre-warmed double walled stainless steel receptacle, I have to heat the coffee in the pan as it is lukewarm. With cafeteria coffee you do not have the expense of the filter papers. I will continue to use this from time to time to reduce the intake of the coffee oil that can apparently cause a health problem. But for me the best coffee is still cafetiere coffee and I think it knocks the socks off every other type of coffee for both taste and convenience.
O**I
Makes the best Coffee
Excellent, this makes really good filtered coffee, and the porcelain harbo means no more plastic coffee machines.
S**U
Wish I'd bought the cheaper plastic one
It's a nice thing. Does exactly what it should - makes coffee quickly and easily, and looks good. But no appreciable improvement over the unbranded plastic one it replaced. It's heavier and being heavy and ceramic it's a little rough on the mug rim; you probably don't want to use on your fine china. Next time I'll buy the v60 plastic version.
J**Y
Great Christmas gift
Good Christmas gift
T**Y
Up my game in coffee making. Hario products always perform well
D**E
কফি ভক্তদের দুনিয়ায় ভি৬০ পদ্ধতিতে পোরওভার কফি তৈরির জন্য জাপানি সংস্থা হ্যারিয়োর এই ড্রিপার খুবই জনপ্রিয়। ভি৬০ পদ্ধতিতে কফি বানানো মোটেই সহজ কাজ নয়, ব্যাপারটা রপ্ত করতে বেশ সময় লাগে। সুস্বাদু কফি উপভোগ করতে গেলে সঠিক পদ্ধতির পাশাপাশি উপযুক্ত যন্ত্রপাতিও থাকা দরকার। বিক্রেতা ও আমাজনকে ধন্যবাদ ভারতে এটা নিয়ে আসার জন্য। আমি প্লাস্টিকের বদলে সেরামিকের ড্রিপার কিনলাম কারণ দীর্ঘমেয়াদি মাইক্রোপ্লাস্টিক ভক্ষণ মোটেই কাজের কথা নয়। এটি দেখতেও খুবই সুন্দর - দাম বেশী পড়লেও এর নিখুঁত ফিনিশ নিঃসন্দেহে আমার কফি তৈরির যন্ত্র-সম্ভারের শোভা বর্ধন করেছে। এটা ব্যবহারের পর গরম জলের ধারায় কিছুক্ষণ ধরলে সহজেই পরিষ্কার হয়ে যায়। এটা ডিশওয়াশারেও ধোয়া সম্ভব।
R**.
Una verdadera maravilla.
D**E
This little beauty feels like quality with a beautiful red colour. It’s got a perfect size for a single cup with 1 hole in the base that releases the water without allowing it to be captured, preventing bitterness. Still gotta be a little careful when you pour the water so it doesn’t punch through the filter at the bottom. Very happy!
C**N
Vraiment très cool Il faut par contre avoir 1 carafe adaptée au stries de la portée du filtre sinon on perd un peu en stabilité
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