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product_id: 672634
title: "Melitta Filter Coffee Maker, Single Cup Pour-Over Brewer, Black, 1 Count (640007)"
brand: "melitta"
price: "₨7073"
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Melitta"
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# Single-cup precision pour-over Brew in ~5 mins 100% biodegradable filters Melitta Filter Coffee Maker, Single Cup Pour-Over Brewer, Black, 1 Count (640007)

**Brand:** melitta
**Price:** ₨7073
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee ritual—one perfect pour at a time!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Melitta Filter Coffee Maker, Single Cup Pour-Over Brewer, Black, 1 Count (640007) by melitta
- **How much does it cost?** ₨7073 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.lk](https://www.desertcart.lk/products/672634-melitta-filter-coffee-maker-single-cup-pour-over-brewer-black)

## Best For

- melitta enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted melitta brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Compact & Portable:** Lightweight and durable BPA-free plastic makes it perfect for home, office, or travel.
- • **Effortless Clean-Up:** No messy parts or descaling—just rinse and you’re ready for your next cup.
- • **Eco-Chic & Sustainable:** Use 100% biodegradable, chlorine-free paper filters that care for the planet.
- • **Sleek, Smart Cone Design:** Monitor your pour easily and avoid overfilling with the intuitive cone shape.
- • **Brew Barista-Level Coffee at Home:** Experience gourmet pour-over coffee with every cup—no barista needed.

## Overview

The Melitta Filter Coffee Maker is a single-cup pour-over brewer crafted from durable BPA-free plastic. Designed for quick, easy, and eco-friendly brewing, it uses 100% biodegradable Melitta Number 2 cone filters. Its smart cone design prevents overfilling and ensures a flawless pour-over experience in about 5 minutes. Lightweight and portable, it’s ideal for professionals seeking premium coffee without the fuss or waste.

## Description

Our founder, Melitta Bentz, invented coffee filters and pour-over brewing in 1908. For over 100 years, Melitta has remained a pioneer in coffee, coffee filters and coffee brewers. Our paper filters are 100% biodegradable. We offer filters for cone, flat bottom basket, percolators and Keurig single serve coffee brewers. Our filters are produced using chlorine-free white, natural brown and bamboo paper. In addition to filters, we offer a wide range of coffees and brewers including pour- overs, carafes, pour-over kits, coffee makers, kettles, drip coffeemakers, and even our own premium, batch-roasted coffee. Our coffee beans are sourced from farms located in prime coffee-producing regions. We batch roast and grind our beans extra fine in true European fashion - bringing out the coffee's full flavor. Enjoy our entire range of ground coffees, whole bean coffees, and single serve coffee pods.

Review: Best coffee maker, hands down. - This simple little device is the best coffee maker that money can buy. It's portable, easy to use, and, most importantly, easy to clean! You always get a fresh tasting cup. Using it couldn't be simpler. Put in a coffee filter, grind some fresh coffee (optional,) boil water, wait a few seconds for it to cool, and pour the water over. I like to wet the grinds first, wait a few seconds, then just fill the cone up to the top. It just about fills a 12 ounce mug, and you can top it off with a bit more water once its drained. Depending on how you boil the water, you have excellent coffee in 5 minutes. My favorite part is the simplicity of cleaning. A quick wipe down and rinse is all that's needed. No descaling, vinegar cycles, crevasses to get gunk out of, mesh filters to tangle with (why I prefer this brewer over a press pot) or even a carafe to clean (since you put this directly on top of your mug.) A dirty coffee machine can ruin perfectly good coffee; this brewer removes the headache of cleaning from the equation almost completely. On top of all that, it's cheap as dirt. You can get 10 of these for the price of the cheapest single serve Keurig machine. Coffee filters are literally a dime a dozen, and you can brew whatever coffee you want with this, from the cheapest Maxwell House to the loftiest Kona sourced from organic Hawaiian roasters. Did I mention it's made in the USA from durable BPA free plastic, and its simplicity means that it's relatively environmentally friendly, since you won't be throwing it in a landfill in a few years when it breaks? Did I mention that the only way for this brewer to malfunction or break is for you to accidentally run it over with your car? In closing, buy this! It's only five bucks, and it's awesome.
Review: Makes a great cup of coffee. - Works very good. Makes a great cup of coffee.

## Features

- Quick and Easy Handcrafted Brewing: This 1-cup pour-over coffee maker is the perfect way to make a great cup of gourmet coffee; Includes cone plus a start up supply of Melitta Number 2 cone filters
- Smart, Convenient Design: This pour-over's ingenious cone design allows you to monitor your pour and avoid overfilling
- The Best Way to Brew: Aficionados agree that pour-over brewing makes the best coffee; Just place a paper filter in the pour-over, scoop in your favorite coffee, pour hot water over the grounds and enjoy
- Pour Your Own Coffee: Your perfect cup of coffee awaits right at home when you brew with our pour-over coffee sets, porcelain pour overs, pour-over cones, mugs and kits
- Join the Pursuit for Better Coffee: Melitta is dedicated to providing the Ultimate Coffee Experience with our premium coffee filters, coffee pods, pour-over brewers, coffee makers and premium coffees

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0014CVEH6 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #156,162 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #66 in Pour Over Coffee Makers |
| Brand | Melitta |
| Customer Reviews | 4.7 4.7 out of 5 stars (4,906) |
| Date First Available | November 21, 2008 |
| Department | Unisex-Adult |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00055437640008 |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer | No |
| Item Weight | 2.9 ounces |
| Item model number | 640007 |
| Manufacture Year | 2015 |
| Manufacturer | Melitta |
| Material | Plastic |
| Number of Pieces | 8 |
| Product Dimensions | 5.5 x 5 x 5 inches |
| Shape | Cone |
| UPC | 735343330742 885833081699 055437640008 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Melitta
- **Material:** Plastic
- **Number of Pieces:** 8
- **Shape:** Cone
- **Unit Count:** 1.0 Count

## Images

![Melitta Filter Coffee Maker, Single Cup Pour-Over Brewer, Black, 1 Count (640007) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/310M1HZ0xfL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: My coffee keeps coming out weak. I'm not over boiling the water and pouring very slowly. What else can I be doing wrong?**
A: The water has to be 200 deg. F. You have to wet all the grinds first and wait 30 sec. Then slowly pour from the center out in a spiral until a bulge is formed. Never pour past the grinds. Wait for the bulge to go down then slowly pour from the center out in a spiral again. Repeat until you have the amount of coffee you desire. Also you need to have the correct amount of grinds for the amount of cups you desire. It is recommended that before adding the grinds and beginning to completely wet the filter and then dumping the water to avoid any adverse taste from the filter material. It is also recommended to use a goose neck kettle for slow pour control.

**Q: Is the plastic safe?**
A: I contacted Melitta regarding what plastic they use for this product.  The answer is Polypropylene (PP), identification code "5"  It can take boiling water and up to 340 Â°F (171 Â°C).

**Q: What size filters does it use and are they easy to find?**
A: You can use any #2 or #4 cone filters, that you can get at the local grocery store.  I bought #4 brew-rite from my local WalMart.  The reason I bought #4 size is because it fits above the cone and allows you to put more coffee and water without worrying if it is going to run over.  I did find that you also need to use boiling hot water if you want your coffee to come out with the right flavor/concistancy.

**Q: How many water filter holes does this have?**
A: Don't believe what Great Cook wrote.  I read an article on Harvard Health Publishing site, part of Harvard Medical School, that discusses a study published online April 22, 2020 by the European Journal of Preventive Cardiology that found filtering coffee by any means, paper or mesh — not just boiling ground coffee beans and drinking the water — was better for health, particularly for older people.  Don't believe some random poster on Amazon that might wear tin foil hats and believe in a flat earth, do some research like a conscientious adult.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best coffee maker, hands down.
*by N***D on February 25, 2015*

This simple little device is the best coffee maker that money can buy. It's portable, easy to use, and, most importantly, easy to clean! You always get a fresh tasting cup. Using it couldn't be simpler. Put in a coffee filter, grind some fresh coffee (optional,) boil water, wait a few seconds for it to cool, and pour the water over. I like to wet the grinds first, wait a few seconds, then just fill the cone up to the top. It just about fills a 12 ounce mug, and you can top it off with a bit more water once its drained. Depending on how you boil the water, you have excellent coffee in 5 minutes. My favorite part is the simplicity of cleaning. A quick wipe down and rinse is all that's needed. No descaling, vinegar cycles, crevasses to get gunk out of, mesh filters to tangle with (why I prefer this brewer over a press pot) or even a carafe to clean (since you put this directly on top of your mug.) A dirty coffee machine can ruin perfectly good coffee; this brewer removes the headache of cleaning from the equation almost completely. On top of all that, it's cheap as dirt. You can get 10 of these for the price of the cheapest single serve Keurig machine. Coffee filters are literally a dime a dozen, and you can brew whatever coffee you want with this, from the cheapest Maxwell House to the loftiest Kona sourced from organic Hawaiian roasters. Did I mention it's made in the USA from durable BPA free plastic, and its simplicity means that it's relatively environmentally friendly, since you won't be throwing it in a landfill in a few years when it breaks? Did I mention that the only way for this brewer to malfunction or break is for you to accidentally run it over with your car? In closing, buy this! It's only five bucks, and it's awesome.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes a great cup of coffee.
*by H***K on December 18, 2025*

Works very good. Makes a great cup of coffee.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Comparison with Keurig
*by C***O on January 15, 2012*

I usually drink one or two cups of regular coffee then switch to decaf for another couple of cups at various times throughout the day. I have been using a Keurig, but the K cups are getting too expensive. Plus I have had problems with the machines. I have had three machines in two years. I must say, Keurig has been very prompt and helpful in replacing the machines, but it still is troublesome. My third machine was making funny noises (it is still working), so I decided to look for something else. In looking for an alternative, I found this Melitta. I had one similar to this decades ago and was surprised to see they are still sold. It is a solid piece of plastic that fits over your coffee cup and holds a a size 2 cone coffee filter. You put the coffee grounds in the cone filter and pour hot water over it. There are openings near the bottom so you can see how full your cup is getting. Up side. It works great! In fact, I prefer it over the Keurig for several reasons. First, obviously, is the cost. I paid about $5 for the Melitta, filters are about $2 per 100 and you can pay what you want for coffee. I figure I am paying about 23 cents a cup total for cheap gourmet coffee. Another advantage is that I can make the coffee as strong or as weak as I like and make my own blends including half regular and half decaf. I add spices such as cinnamon to the grounds for different flavors. This is really picky, but I like that I can moderate the temperature. The Keurig is always HOT. I like my coffee not quite so hot. I also like that I can make any size cup. My Keurig has two sizes 7 and 9 oz. Again this is picky, but my favorite cup holds just barely less than 9 oz so with the Keurig, it was either the stronger 7 oz or use a different cup. I also like to make a huge to-go cup when I travel and I can make it directly into my cup with the cone filter holder. Next is the maintenance. I bought the filter pack for the water reservoir for my Keurig, which cost as much as 4 of the Melitta. I descale the Keurig with vinegar and run two or three cleaning cycles and change the filter every three months. With the Melitta, it's rinse it out and toss it in the dishwasher. Finally, and this doesn't happen too often, when the power goes out, I use my little camp stove to heat water and I can still have my coffee. Now the down side. The Melitta requires more effort to put on the tea kettle, put the filter and cone together, pour in a little hot water to soak the grounds, wait 15 seconds or so and then fill the cone. The Melitta cone really only holds about 8 oz, so if you want a bigger cup, you have to refill the cone. Also, especially when you are first using it, you need to watch it to make sure your cup doesn't run over. All I have to do with the Keurig is turn it on, put the K cup in and push a button. Although it does take more time, surprisingly, the Melitta doesn't take much more time than the Keurig although I do use the Keurig if I am in a big hurry. The Melitta leaves the soggy coffee grounds in an open filter which you can throw away with no mess if you are careful. If the paper filter tears, it can be messy. I've only had that happen once, but it was messy. The K cup holds the filter and grounds in a neat little package that you toss in the trash. Both will leak coffee on the way to the trash can. Over all, I am most pleased with the Melitta. It takes a little experimentation to find what is just right for you when you first get it, but, personally, I think the flavor of the coffee with the Melitta is superior to any other method I have used. The device itself is pure simplicity, no moving parts, no electricity, nothing to break, nothing to replace. It seems quite study and I can't imagine doing anything to it under normal use that might cause it to quit on you. Best of all, it won't be obsolete in five years.

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