I love this thing… pour over goodness but one jug at a time. It’s become part of my morning ritual for months and I’m super glad. Use the Bunn filters though, the other brands all clog at any grind size.

I got this when buying a new carafe for my Bonavita automatic coffee maker (8-cup). I was replacing the carafe and wondered about getting a ceramic dripper while at it to get more away from plastic. It works great and makes great coffee with this setup. Sits well on top of my Hario 03 size carafe. It doesn’t lock on or anything but fits right inside the rim and is totally stable. Coffee seems to maintain heat well through the brew and doesn’t have any obvious channeling or anything.

We LOVE the Etkin 2 cup pour over dripper. It's made of Turkish porcelain. It feels nice to the touch and is the perfect amount for 2 servings.
The Etkin filters were created specifically for it and fit perfectly.
This is a great set up for people who love to slow down a little and enjoy pour over coffees.

I’ve enjoyed using the 8 cup dripper for large family or friends gatherings to make a batch pour over, but the results I’m getting with now using the Sibarist Fast filters is on another level!

This little drip over is extremely functional and high quality. I got the little paper filters too and they are high quality also.
This is my favorite new coffee maker of all time. I just put it over a good size mug.

Due to my cheap grinder and relatively recent start with pour overs, this was probably not the best entry point.

I would offer the following to anyone else struggling to get this going:

1. I grind at the highest setting that still meets a medium, which is a 9.75ish on my Oxo conical burr grinder.

2. I use a WDT to fluff the grounds once in the filter. This has been a game changer for my flow rates. I use the cheap Bunn filters, dry out of the box.

3. I do 55 grams of coffee with a 120-130 gram bloom, then 3 pours up to 900 g total water with a light wiggle after the last pour. The first pour is aggressive, the second and third are as gentle as possible while maintaining a laminar flow.

I don't have to touch the filter, and I have no clogs this way. I do not pre-wet and I am still able to get cups that have no paper taste and are sweet and fruity with CC Hologram.

Excellent piece of kit, I use this daily to make coffee for me and the wife.

Absolutely game-changing for larger brew quantities. I suggest grinding slightly finer, but keeping your water temp as normal. I was able to do a continuous pour on 750mL, as well as 1L batches—anywhere from 2m-3:30 completion time.

Well packaged and Easy to use!

Makes great coffee, is the glass carafe dishwasher safe?

Love this batch brewer. So much easier than trying to make a liter of coffee with my v60. The brews are more consistent and I'm never worried about over-saturating the grounds to the point they spill over the edge. It's my daily brewer.

Love it! Great for me and great for a friend who loves coffee!!

We have long been an Aeropress household but decided to buy an Etkin 8-cup as our foray into pourovers for busy mornings because we had a bunch of old regular flat bottom filters sitting in our pantry. We've now had it for a few months and have discovered that (1) for two 10-12ish oz servings, we need to finish pouring before the three-minute mark in order for everything to flow down by the end of six minutes, (2) different types of beans and roasts result in slower or faster draw downs, and (3) we range between 28-31 clicks on our Comandante grinder depending on #2. Granted, this took some trial and error, and we also found comfort in our Aeropress being readily available if things were to go awry. Now that we've figured out the variables and our routine with the Etkin, we're really happy with its simplicity, ease of cleaning, and minimal required accessories.

Makes the perfect cup of coffee, big enough to brew for multiple people. Also feels very well made/built. Compatible with the ratio 6 coffee machine