Lot of 3x100 Filters for Coffee Machines American White Book - Hario V60 02 - VCF-02-100W Import from Japan

These are great. work as described and high quality. Never had an issue with them

Original Hario 02 sized filters, great price. Delivered on time.

Been using these for a couple of years now with no complaints

Luckily these are the Japanese import version of these and they're exactly as good as you'd hope.. clean, no papery taste, fits the V60 perfectly. No complaints whatsoever on the filters themselves. The only thing I'd say is that buying 600 at a time is… ambitious. I drink a fair amount of coffee but I'm going to be seeing these filters well into the next decade at this rate. Genuinely considering putting a post out to see if anyone wants to go halves next time around. If you're a daily brewer and want to stock up properly (or have a willing accomplice), it's great value. Just know what you're signing up for.

Good price. Hario V60 is my "go to" hand pour over filter. Always good Japanese quality.

Does the job no flavour transfer

Where the paper is sealed / stamped is too far along into the cone, and makes too large a fold. This creates an air channel which is a pain. You can spend a little extra time to really squeeze down the fold and flatten it mostly. Never had this problem with other filters even from the same buyer.

though Wish they did the unbleached papers in a pack of 3 like these (as prefer them)

These are definitely the best filter. Even for a single cup. The two cup size makes a single cup in half the time of a single cup size. Plus the way they are processed, the filters don’t need rinsing because they don’t use nasty chemicals.

Always good and quickly delivered

If you're a coffee purist, grinding only the best and freshest beans, then you're probably used to Hario's groundbreaking set of products. Sure, there are lots of imitators now, but if you want a perfect cup every time, Hario will always get you there. These are the white paper filters, and they fit the Hario drip perfectly. There is also a Hario ceramic holder that holds them neatly if you're into matching. As for the the filter performance, they don't let through any grinds and the coffee moves briskly through it. I would call this a "fast" filter: if you want a slower filter, the un-dyed ones are much slower. They don't add any taste to the coffee and even if you just let water through it, you never get that papery taste that other filters sometimes add. It's a fairly thin paper so it is good for premium coffees where you don't want to lose anything. Thicker filters can take out some bitterness, but also filter out some of the precious oils and flavour compounds. These ones really let the coffee shine.

Die Filter von Haribo sind immer wieder gut. Habe sie immer im Einsatz für den V60

Considering availability and price, these filters seem to me the best compromise between neutral taste, availability and price. While not Japanese Hario filters from their original factory (in cardboard packing, neutral taste), they are original Japanese Hario filters from their second factory (in cellophane pouch ,with for all practical purposes same paper quality and same neutral taste) and are rated higher than the Dutch manufactured Hario filters (shrunk-wrapped, thicker paper, not quite as neutral taste). Some may prefer unbleached, brown filters, but for me these reasonably priced bleached, white filters in cellophane wrapping are the way to go. They are so taste neutral that some might even dispense with rinsing them before use, which in case of brown or shrunk-wrapped white Dutch Hario filters I consider it essential. As I said, the white cellophane Japanese Hario filters seem to me the way to go. B.