Bonavita Ceramic dripper #4 4000V401

This thing makes the best coffee ever. It drains a little slow, it only has one bung hole in the bottom. I suggest the manufacturer add another bung hole, maybe two. With fine ground coffee it drains slow. However, the coffee is great.I have been experiencing less coffee induced anxiety since I started using this cone. Got fired from my job, made a cup of coffee with Bonavita Ceramic dripper #4 4000V401, felt fine. My wife left me for someone who was younger, more handsome, and made more money, and was also the boss that fired me. I made a cup of coffee with Bonavita Ceramic dripper #4 4000V401, felt fine. I was using my Stihl 16 " chain saw to cut up a tulip tree that fell in my neighbors pool. I sliced the pool liner, jumped back, and sawed halfway through my calf. Made a cup of coffee with Bonavita Ceramic dripper #4 4000V401, felt fine.Like I said before, so you know what I'm going to say before I say it, the Bonavita Ceramic dripper #4 4000V401 could use a second bung hole, maybe a third. Couldn't we all?

Finally, someone made one big enough to fit on larger mugs. The only downside it is slippery on ceramic mugs. But, as soon as I start pouring water in, I can let go of the cone since the weight is enough to increase the frictional force.

Hard to find a ceramic coffee drip. This one is great and work fine. Only downside, like all similar ones I am sure, is that you really have to pour slowly. If you fill it up fast, the water filters out too fast and the coffee is weak flavor. But just go slow and it is perfect! No kcups, no plastic, nothing to break, no high cost - love it!

The pour over doesn’t feel very stable on the mug. It has a lip around the bottom, like all pour overs, but this one is only 2 inches across. Most mugs are twice that width. So the pour over can be moved around a lot on the mug. Furthermore, The triangular design puts less surface area around the mug that’s touching the mug, and the tall size of the poor over makes it feel top-heavy. It is heavy porcelain and hasn’t actually moved when pouring water. It just seems wobbly which is uncomfortable when pouring boiling water.

Some of my coffee mugs are over 24 oz, this dripper sits atop securely. The base is triangular and allows you to see how much coffee is in the mug. The hole in the bottom is large enough to pour well and small enough not to put holes in your filters. The design can't be improved upon.

This ceramic dripper is large enough for any coffee mug. Very sturdy and excellent quality ceramic. Glad I bought it.

I gave up on these after my second one cracked from hot water exposure. Generally they are fine if you baby them, but if you forget to pre-warm the ceramic under hot faucet water in the morning you will most likely get a cracked dripper.

I bought this without reading the reviews. I've used a plastic POUR OVER type coffee dripper since the 1980s. It makes the best coffee in my opinion. This Coffee dripper looks very cool. However, the hole is too big for good coffee. The water runs through too quickly even with 2 coffee filters. I improvised by stuffing a very tiny, tiny bottle brush I found in my utility drawer. It now works well by slowing down the coffee drip. So, I use this one in my house and the old plastic one in my camper.