LQQBOX Pour Over Coffee Dripper, Reusable Paperless Coffee Filter,Professional Stainless Steel Drip Cone Brew Coffee Strainer,Upgraded Double Micro Mesh Filter with Cup Stand

It's very small. I didn't pay attention to details. It looked bigger in the picture. the holes in the bottom are tiny. It takes too long to drip a cup of coffee. Coffee always has to be heated in microwave, which changes taste of coffee to me.

Water would not flow through. Seems the holes are much too small. I had to poke some larger holes in the sieve. I use fine ground espresso so maybe regular grind would make a difference?

It's tiny. It's well made, except the silicone rim and handle slip off after a month (they didn't add much to the functionality anyway), but the mesh filter is fine and the piece itself seems sturdy and keeps a shine. But again, it's tiny. Pour in the water and it can only hold maybe a third of a mug's worth. So, drip drip. Pour again. drip drip. Pour again. drip drip. Then microwave your coffee because it's cooled off by this point. I think a larger size would have been perfect though, and I love that I don't have to bother with paper filters or worry about drinking water percolated in black plastic. This would be terrific for a quick espresso or a lovely retro cup %26 saucer's worth, but not for a typical "don't talk to me before I've had my coffee" morning mug. So it depends on what you'll be using it for.

Exactly as advertised and the rubber is removable