AGOGO Pour Over Coffeemaker Set Classic Series with Filter 10 Cups

Functional and beautiful! The pour over coffee maker is easy to use and easy to clean.

Someone is going to have to explain to me exactly how a Chemex can be worth twice the price. Admittedly, a tiny piece of me still wants a Chemex for reasons borne of pure vanity, but this carafe and it's filter cone are both of great quality. A lot of imitations on the market are downright ugly in my opinion, but this one has the sleek, sexy hourglass shape. To be completely honest, I probably would have spent the extra money for Chemex if it weren't for that. Afterall, what more is this than a glass jar, of not an aesthetic table piece? It sets the mood. The filter cone has a very fine mesh screen on the inside. I've been known to grind a little too fine, and no grit comes through whatsoever. Also, coffee granules never get stuck in the filter. Not a single one. I simply dump and rinse when I'm done with it. I was concerned about the squared pour spout, but my fears were unfounded. It actually makes for a nice-and-easy pour, not too fast so you don't accidentally blast your wife's favorite robe with piping hot liquid in a morning stupor. I do have one small critique; the wooden collar feels... dry, if that makes sense. I think they just splashed it with such a thick heavy coat of polyurethane, that it makes it feel almost brittle like it's going to chip possibly. I'm afraid to wash it. Maybe it's just cheap wood or something, I dunno I can't really put my finger on it, but if it does fall apart, I'll just get like a nice looking piece of leather or something to wrap around it. I think customizing it that way could actually be a cool personal touch. Come to think of it, I might actually do that!

Well made, quality product ~ am quite satisfied and am telling all my friends how great a product this is~ stop the plastics in your coffee regimen ~ pour over is the way to go~ 🙌🌟

Update: pot is actually 40oz! Go figure - the markings on the pot are wrong! As a scientist I notice these things like when my tea kettle measurements don't match the coffee pot. So I dragged out my graduated cylinder and poured in 1L to which the pot read 900ml. Then I added 0.18L more and now at 1000ml on the pot. 1.18L=40oz, unless you are in the UK This was my original review: This is not a 40 oz carafe it is a 32 oz carafe. As it is in ml let me convert a 40 oz carafe would be 1.2L or 1200ml. A 32oz carafe is 1L or 1000ml. See picture. The two pot picture is my travel pot for comparison. This is 600ml. The pictures are also misleading, they make this appear bigger/taller and more like the Chemex, which is about 1-2 inches taller. It is not even close. I wish I hadn't tossed my broken Chemex to show the difference but see comparison to 600 ml travel. And for all this it takes 2 weeks to get this item delivered. The only pluses are that it is slightly thicker borosilicate glass and about 17$ cheaper.

makes great coffee easy to use