Hario NEXT Syphon Coffee Silicone Review

I've been using the Hario NEXT siphon for a few weeks now and I can honestly tell you it's a big improvement over the Hario Technica. I have been using the Technica for many years but unfortunately an accident happened and the Technica broke and I needed a replacement so I chose the Hario NEXT. I like the wider top bowl opening. I also noticed that the wider bottom bowl makes the water boil faster. For anyone looking to buy a siphon coffee maker I definitely recommend Hario NEXT over Technica.

I have been using this siphon almost every day since I received it in mid-December. To date I have had no complaints and can warmly recommend it to anyone who is interested. That is, until five minutes ago, the lower chamber cracked for no apparent reason. I took great care of the siphon and was rinsing out a room temperature coffee pot with warm water when I heard it crackle. I fully understand that all items have an expected lifespan, but this seems incredibly premature for an item that shows

I have already sold the siphon brew but my old Chinese imitation Hario broke the top chamber and the price of Next has come down a lot in recent years so I bought one. Much, much better. The tapered upper chamber is easier to clean with a spray gun or brush. Basically, the diameter is about an inch wider at the top, so access is better. The handle is made of rubber, which combined with the new shape makes it more comfortable. The glass seems a little thicker than the one I broke, but that could

I bought it to replace my TCA-5 which I recently broke. This coffee machine has a very nice design, a very durable coffee machine, it comes with both metal and fabric filters. I personally recommend sticking with a cloth filter as it's the only one that filters out very finely ground coffee particles. Also, when using a metal filter, I found that if the fire wasn't strong enough, some coffee would sink into the bottom glass as it heated. A recommendation that will change your experience: Spend…

I bought this for my dad for Father's Day. He drooled about it from the related website, but Amazon actually made a deal with me and of course shipping. knockout combination. This coffee maker is pretty cool, literally. A display piece to see it boil, rise and fall into very hot coffee on a change in pressure. Seriously, I'm not sure if it's glass, but it burns. You have to wait. But it's a good science lesson with a smooth and rich aftertaste. For him you need to buy alcohol fuel, not butane…

This ruined my coffee as I can't drink coffee that wasn't brewed in a siphon. I had my doubts about making coffee in any way other than drips as they are more common in the market. My god, I wasted my taste buds drinking colored water. The only reason I decided to buy it was because I was looking for more punk looking Belgian siphon coffee makers, but I didn't want to spend as much as some manufacturers were asking. This Hario caught my eye as it had 5 stars, which is pretty rare in product…