V60 Filter Papers - Paper Coffee Filters for V60 Dripper, Compatible with Size 02, Natural, 100 Pack

I recently purchased the HARIO Paper Coffee Filters for V60 Dripper in Size 02, and I have been thoroughly impressed with their quality and value. Additionally, these papers are Made in Japan by Hario, in comparison to other Hario papers which originate from the Netherlands that have never seemed as good as Japanese papers. However, this is of personal preference. This pack of 100 white filters is not only durable and reliable, but also offers great value compared to other filter papers on the market. The filters fit perfectly into my V60 Dripper, allowing for a smooth and consistent flow of coffee with no sediment or clogging. The paper is thick enough to hold up to the brewing process yet still allows the flavors of the coffee to shine through. In terms of value, I found that the HARIO filters were much more affordable than other brands while still maintaining a high level of quality. The pack of 100 filters will last me a long time and ensure that I can enjoy delicious coffee every day without breaking the bank. Overall, I highly recommend the HARIO Paper Coffee Filters for V60 Dripper to anyone looking for a top-notch product at a great price. Whether you are a beginner or a seasoned coffee enthusiast, these filters are sure to enhance your brewing experience.

These coffee filters do exactly what they should! They fit perfectly, don’t tear, and keep grounds out of my coffee. Cleanup is super easy — just toss them out after brewing. The paper doesn’t affect the taste, and every cup comes out smooth and clean. Simple, reliable, and a must-have for daily coffee.

Hario Quality! It does the job! I like the natural style!

Very good quality paper filter. Make sure you prewash the filter once you add it in the dripper with hot water and get rid of the water to make sure you don't have any papery taste (never tried without doing this but thought id mention this). It strong enough and perfect size for 1 to 4 cups

Work grat however a bit overpriced for what it is

These Hario V60 filters are exactly what I needed for my V60. They fit perfectly, don’t collapse during brewing, and produce a clean cup every time. The paper is high quality, allowing good flow, and doesn’t leave any papery taste behind, especially if you soak it with hot water first. I also appreciate that they come in a large pack—great value and super convenient. Definitely a staple for any pour-over coffee setup!

These filters do a great job and are a solid value. They're effective, allowing for a clean and consistent brew every time without any papery taste. The pack comes with plenty of filters, so you won't have to worry about running out anytime soon. Well designed, good thickness, easy to use and no bleach

The Hario paper filters that are unbleached seem good. Unbleached looks best as there’s less added processing to the paper with this added processing not entirely clear if helpful, hence to avoid it with unbleached is probably best. I might be wrong I might be wrong! These filters are pretty thin, which I can’t figure out if at root is good, bad or just mostly irrelevant. They’re thinner than the Chemex unbleached paper filters. There’s some plausible benefit either side to thinner and thicker papers. This to me at least looks to be: Pros and cons: 1. Pro: thinner papers have less paper taste Con: whilst I can’t think of a direct con, it’s actually the case as the brew already has a paper taste added even with the thinnest paper, it’s as if a thicker paper so-called “can’t harm the brew much more” and maybe improve it if thicker papers like the Chemex ones are better 2. Pro: the thin paper could reduce amount of trace calorie solubles/things from the paper itself. Also, the paper size chosen seemingly affects this as well as a smaller paper could encourage less trace paper things into the brew Con: conversely it might let more trace calories from the coffee through 3. Pro: quicker drawdown reduces grind to sip time (I am aware alternative slow mo drippers like the Kalita Wave and even more extreme the Clever Coffee Dripper can get around this in a way with point 1 above interfacing with this) Con: this seemingly also reduces extraction slightly as the drawdown speeds up, but as said above different drippers can slow drawdown and interfaces with point 1 above 4. Pro: less paper is used in manufacturing and as paper is a disposable unlike a metal filter, this could help reduce waste Con: this might be essentially absolutely irrelevant if there’s a lot of trees about 5. Pro: if good wood is used to make the paper then the trace paper left in the brew won’t impact you Con: there might be some kind of limited “resource” supply of certain wood for paper filters if strong preference for better wood comes about These seem the main points I’d say. Overall I think they’re good! The world of stationery (a word easy to forget) seems to sometimes think about paper, and I guess the world of coffee brewing has as well!

Good. Original product.

Prima Filter. Passen wie angegossen und liefern hervorragenden Kaffee

good product

Ürün kaliteli sadece tek seferde 500 ml civarı demleme yapıyorsanız sonlara doğru süzme kalitesi düşebiliyor (yavaş akım, bulanık damlama) 300-400 mllik demlemeler için geçerli değil bu, özellikle tek fincan demlemeler cam şeffaflığında. Kargo hızına şaşırdım gece 12de sipariş verdim sabah 9da kapıdaydı.

Filtro Hario V60 é o melhor e mais perfeito sistema de filtragem para quem curte o café puro passado na hora. Nota dez! Só uso esse sistema 👍