100 Pcs V60 Coffee Filter Paper Non-Bleached 100% Natural Puree Cone Filter Paper Coffee Powder Filter Paper Hand Brewed Coffee Compatible No. 02 Drip Coffee Pot 2-4 Servings

These work in our filter machine - no issues - decent quality and thickness allowing for slow drip through coffee brew.Decent value too 100 for £10Would recommend

The filters work well for coffee. They also work well for old wine where I broke the cork into a million pieces and needed to filter it out!… seem to be good quality.Would recommend.

Quick and easy to use for making filter coffee. No re-usable filter to wash, but does cost you 10 pence more every time you make a coffee.The filter is very good, doesn't over filter coffee, but doesn't let impurities get through either, which is great.The advice is to rinse the paper with boiling water first to get rid of the paper smell, which does somewhat bug me, but nothing major.I like to switch between the filter coffee machine and using a coffee dripper, so these worked out very well.£9.49 at the time of review is more expensive than others, like double in price, so these aren't the best in value, but not all filters are of the same quality, so it might take a few rounds before finding the best balance between price and quality.Overall, very good paper coffee filters and I'm happy to recommend them.

This is a lot of money to pay for a box of filter papers. They are good quality - the seams are secure and the paper is unbleached. Unfortunately this size of filter is a bit small for the clever dripper I use to make coffee so it is worth double checking the size before you make your purchase!

I often feel like the sole wet blanket in the reviews as I do see sometimes the faults. These are premium priced natural coffee filters, which means they are brown. I tried them in three coffee filter machines, the Melita we use every day, a Philips and another brand I have forgotten. All of these have filter compartments with a rounded end. These filters have a pointed end which means they didn't fit too well and when wet lost about 5-7mm in height.They did filter well, no leaks from the bottom and the coffee was great. Whether it was better than the cheaper ones we normally use I couldn't say.

The design of the box is quite clever, you can top lift part of the box base on the half cut dotted line, it can remain as the organiser to place in cupboard instead of finding another container to keep the filter paper well organised.In terms of the quality of the filter paper, it is of best quality have had so far and of course it's the relatively expensive one too. I think you might have experienced before, the filter paper will either shrink/slide down when water starts to pour in or it ripped. This one actually do a perfect job, it stays the same shape and in one piece during the whole pouring and dripping period. The density of the filter paper is excellent and manages the flow of the dripping process well.In conclusion, the filter paper is doing a great job in terms of quality and flow control but the price is a bit expensive compared to the normal brands in the market.

These pour-over papers work very well and the box is a wonderful piece of design. Mine was bashed a little in transit but still works as intended.

It is a big difficult to know what to say in a review of coffee filter papers, but here is my attempt.I really like the box that they arrive in, it is a clever design and can be used again once these filters are finished. The filters fit my machine very well and I appreciate that they are made from unbleached paper, which is healthier and better for the environment.The only slight negative that I have is that I believe that they are quite expensive, For the equivalent number of Rombouts filters the price is only about £3.00, so although these are better filters, I'm not convinced that they are more than three times better. There are also other filters on Amazon for half the price.