Kalita2001 Kalita 102 Ceramic Dripper Coffee Dipper, white

The dripper is porcelain. It feels good and retains heat, and you won't be ingesting plastics. It has the foolproof, 3-hole drip design. At about 10 liquid ounces (about 300ml) it's slightly smaller than some competitors, so if you're using more than a cup of water (about 250ml) you'll still want to stay awake while pouring. The advantage is that a #2 filter fits it perfectly instead of awkwardly.

I love the taste of the coffee made this way. I use a round brown filter because they are cheap and makes clean up a breeze with zero rinsing needed which is important for camping. I also love the color.

Upped my game from a plastic dripper. This one is solid and big enough to fit my large coffee mugs. I wish it had an opening to view the cup content level while pouring, but that is a minor inconvenience.

These feel well-made, sturdy, and with good heft. I bought these to replace the plastic ones I had since I was a college kid, trying to reduce plastics in my life. I'm happy with this purchase.

I didn't really expect a whole lot from this but I was pleasantly surprised. I works well, fits my coffee mugs, and is very easy to clean. Would recommend.

I love this. Makes a great cup of coffee and is easy to use. Male sure to use good quality coffee.

The brown glaze is attractively done (unless you hate brown) and the whole piece looks like quality ceramic.The three holes are not too big or small and let water pour through without dribbling along the bottom side (at least on mine).My pour-overs now taste a little better than they ever have (my first one was a just ok budget off-brand, and I improved the quality with my second dripper, and now this is my third, and I think best/final purchase) and cleanup is a breeze - I just rinse in the sink immediately after each use (top/bottom/sides) and put in the dish rack until next time. I will hand wash with regular dish detergent and a sponge in warm water whenever I notice coffee residue building up.My only issues: the ring/raised edge profile around the bottom holes stick out a little too much and sometimes dips into the coffee at the end of the pour. I can make less coffee or use a larger/deeper mug, but I prefer my chosen serving size to fill up near the rim of the mug (about 1/4" from the lip) for the pleasing visual aesthetic of a full cup of coffee. I eat and drink with my eyes, as well as my mouth and hands, so it matters to me.The second issue is that I wish the dripper would perfectly accommodate the size and shape of a #2 Melitta filter. Currently, the filter protrudes by about 1/4' (which I know some prefer to be able to lift the filter out of the dripper by this default tab, but I'd like the top of the filter to reach the top of the dripper without going above the rim); and the interior shape of the dripper causes the filter to bunch up in two or three places, causing gaps that require more careful maneuvering while pouring. The interior should be a bit more elliptical to accommodate the similar shape of the filter when inserted.My third and final issue: the diameter of the base is 4", and while that is enough to sit on any of my mugs without falling or sliding, it's not a perfect seating for my largest mug. I would like to see a base with a diameter of 4.25 - 4.5."Combined, the above three issues subtract a star, but this is really a great dripper overall, and I would buy one again if needed.Final thought: imagine if they made the suggested/desired alterations I mentioned, and then did the same for a dripper size for #4 Melitta filters. Add a few more attractive pastel color options and I think that would make this the international gold standard for pour-over drippers.Update: I broke my dripper ): It was totally my fault though! I, dummy that I am, was walking down a steep slippery hill with my entire pour-over equipment set (dripper, filters, digital scale, gooseneck kettle, hand grinder, thermometer - even my favorite mug, all in a bag for a week-long house sitting gig I had just returned from) and of course I slipped and fell down the hill (first time ever, in over ten years of going down that hill, so I guess I had become smug about my would-be billy goat credentials). True to my word above, about buying one again if needed, I did indeed buy another one right away. This time I got the white one, a very clean and smooth nice white color. But I think I prefer the brown one overall for looks, and the bottom design on the white one is a little different, and the coffee dribbles along the bottom a little sometimes, but still makes a great pour-over.

Beautiful brown color, and the 102 is about the same size as my old plastic Melitta cone dripper. The 3 small drip holes help the coffee to filter faster than one small one, but provide more support to the filter than a large hole. Only drawback is no "window" at the bottom to see the level of the coffee as you make it, so you have to lift the dripper to check, but that is not a big deal.