🍵 Snap Ball Tea Strainer: 3-Pack Stainless Steel Infusers with Handle & Spoon - Fine Mesh Filter for Loose Leaf Tea Review

This small tea infuser set works well for small (8 oz) cups of tea. I like the scoop, but the baskets can only hold enough tea for a proper 8-ounce cup. I usually brew 10 to 12 oz cups, especially in the winter, so if you're like me you might need a big basket.

Unfortunately they were sent in a soft plastic bag and not in a box. As a result, all three arrived bent. One of the three doesn't work because it doesn't open or close. In general they aren't bad unless damaged, although the spring could be a bit stronger to keep the basket closed.

I bought these a few months ago and use them daily. The bamboo scoop is perfect, but all three of my screens have gaps. I know small pieces can fall into the tea but too much gets through the slot and is uncomfortable to drink or has to be scooped out with every cup of tea. I will buy new filters and throw them away.

Very thin and breaks easily. The power supply has been crumpled to better fit the packaging. When I tried to reshape the first one, it literally fell apart under light pressure. I learned my lesson from the other two. I'm glad it was a set of 3 because now I have at least 2 useful ones. Be very careful when emptying them. Don't hit them or you'll break yours too. The small bamboo spoon is tiny and hardly usable for large-leaved dry tea. Instead, I use it for powdered herbs.

If the right amount of tea is put into the filters, there will be a big gap. A large amount of tea leaves can leave the filter through the gap and get into the brewed tea. I know some tea leaves are expected, but I don't want her cup to be full. The bamboo teaspoon is fine, but if you like loose tea I would recommend a different filter. I'm adding to this review because I used a different filter out of the three. I wish I could say it improved the view, but it didn't. The second filter from the