Review on ☕ OAMCEG Pour Over Coffee Maker | 14 oz Borosilicate Glass Carafe | Reusable Stainless Steel Filter | Manual Coffee Dripper Brewer with Real Wood Sleeve by Mark Turner

First off I just want to say how stunning the difference between instant and ground coffee was! It's not even a comparison. hands down; ground coffee is great! In any case, this product was a good introduction to ground coffee for me for the following reasons: Update: If you drink a lot of coffee, I recommend the larger version Pro: Nice! Very stylish. I love how the pout was designed to guide the coffee as I pour it into my mug. The wooden case is a nice touch. So you don't burn your hand when pouring. I have neither seen nor drunk the fine coffee grounds that I used to use to make coffee. You don't have to spend money on filters. The filter is reusable and can be cleaned. Cleaning the filter isn't that bad. By clicking, I usually get 50% of the coffee consumed. But if you have to scoop and scrape (like I do), be careful NOT to use a pointed edge (I used chopsticks). When scraping down the sides, don't go against the overlap and don't try to touch the center bottom filter. Cons: Brewing coffee takes time. Not a lot of time, but enough so that you don't pour too much hot water into the funnel too quickly because it would overflow. You also need to pour hot water in a circular motion, starting from the center. Hand wash *** Definitely do not wash in the dishwasher! While mine still works, the filter inside didn't look as pretty when I first opened it up. TL; DR: This is a good coffee maker that doesn't require third-party filters.