OXO Brew Pour-Over Coffee Maker with Water Tank, Matte Black

My 1st time trying Pour Over coffee - so simple! Nothing to plug in. Place the white handled mug on top of your own cup/mug. Comes with 10 paper filters. Slip 1 into the white handled “mug” and spoon in 1-2 T of ground coffee, Place the clear water reservoir on top of the handled “mug”. Pour boiling water into the reservoir and you've got yourself a cup of pour over coffee in a few short minutes! I googled for best at home pour over coffee maker for single cups of coffee since I live alone and OXO was rated. Happens to be a great price too! Note: I used my electric kettle to boil the water and my portable single cup bur grinder to grind my own beans. Beans were Stumptown Holler (light - medium roast to maximize polyphenols) - and ALL of this came from Wal-Mart without breaking the bank: grinder, beans, coffee maker, electric kettle! One happy customer!

OXO got this pour over coffee brewer right! Smooth brewed coffee, and with no bitter after taste. OXO made this brewer with high quality materials and superior engineering. It's made for one thing, to make superior coffee, by simply boiling water, using high quality coffee, high quality %232 coffee filters, and just relax with the rich coffee flavor!!

OXO has engineered to simplify and make it a no guess work process. After you see that every step has carefully been thought out to work in conjunction with each other, all you'll do is smile at an excellent cup of coffee.

This saves so much time and hassle making pour over coffee. I don't have to measure the water or take time slowly pouring the water. I put in enough grounds for 24oz. of coffee and pour twice. It also has the safe kink of plastic.

this is a very basic simple device and since it's my first pour over that isn't a backpacking disposable kit, I think it's fine. it's easy and pretty fast and makes a very bold cup if you use the recommended amount. as with all things Oxo, it's well made. well designed,and sturdy and infuses all the coffee in the filter with its little drip system. I don't feel like the cover to the reservoir is all that necessary but it's there if you want it. I'm giving up kcups in the new year and this doesn't take any more time using an electric tea kettle than the Keurig did and it makes a bolder cup by far. I prefer it to the French press... so much easier to clean. also easier to store. it sits perfectly well on what I consider a normal coffee cup ... 3.5" top ... it doesn't for on all my cups/mugs but will still work fine... just be mindful .

This has actually changed my life and is one of those purchases when you're buying it you don't know but once you have it you're like how did i go without this. Can basically make any coffee grounds into nearly instant coffee. I use it everyday it's so much better than a regular coffee maker

NO SPACE ON COUNTER FOR A LARGE COFFEE POT. HELPS ME STICK TO 1 (ONE) CUP COFFER PER DAY. I GRIND MY 1/8 CUP OF COFFEE BEANS. PLACE %232 COFFEE FILTER IN FILTER HOLDER. PLACE GROUNDS IN FILTER. PLACE WATER UNIT ON TOP. PLACE ENTIRE UNIT ON COFFEE CUP. ADD HOT WATER TO THE %23 10. MAKE SURE TO USE A CUP THAT UNIT SETS ON STABLE %232 FILTERS ARE A LITTLE PRICEY

I love the concept of this item and I take it with me on my travels because I have to have my pour over coffee! The only thing I would change about it is that it is plastic. Pouring steaming hot water over plastic just doesn't feel right to me and I almost didn't purchase it because of that. In the end, I did make the purchase out of convenience and reading other reviews. I only use it for trips and use my regular pour over (non-plastic) set up at home.

I like pour-over style better than coffee makers! It is actually easier and does not really take much space in my kitchen. I love the simplicity. Great quality. Solid 5 stars if the price was a bit more reasonable.

I wanted to love this, but it's my fault for not looking into it deeper. It's made completely of plastic. In my effort to eliminate plastic use in the kitchen, this item is not it. After further research, I'm going to order a glass/stainless steel French press instead. However, it does function as it should, and if you are ok with plastics, then this will work for you.