Origami Dripper S

“Overall the origami wins in my book, due to better clarity and balance. But it’s just marginally better.”

“It's super pretty, it does however act just like a V60 when using V60 filters. The Origami can also use flat bottom filter (wave filters) which definitely act differently to V60 cone filters. I have also used the flat filters in my V60 and it's a bit of a squeeze but they work totally fine so I would have no reason to get an origami for myself. They are al”

“despite owning about 6 other drippers, I use the plastic v60 pretty much exclusively. Not only do I feel I get the best results from it, largely down to the thermals from the plastic, but it's inexpensive and more durable.”

“I miss my Origami dripper. After breaking it, I decided to stick with plastic. Those things are not durable.”

“The Origami is my favorite of the three but I’m not sure I recommend it for someone just getting into pour-over because the V60 is much cheaper and easier to find”

“Try an Origami dripper, it takes both the V60 and Kalita filters and has a big opening, so no clogging problems (which the Kalita is prone to).”

“It’s just that with my Origami dripper, the mugs are sometimes to small for the dripper. So the length of the dripper stops the brewing process, even though the amount of water would fit.”

“I still think the Origami dripper is the best looking dripper. I have a limited edition (“Trunk”) pink one that I think is just sexy af.”

“I really like using my origami dripper even though it's less consistent than some of the other brew methods”

“I would also recommended a large origami dripper. It can use 185 filters and you can get good results with large and small beds of coffee because the brewer's angle is the same. The only downside is it's a happy medium rather than being excellent in both settings.”

“Absolutely love brewing on aeropress, v60 and origami dripper!”

“I have one on the way from Ali, purchased for $14 last weekend after being frustrated by my Origami dripper stalling with Kalita filters.”

“I like the aesthetics of my Origami dripper”

“I recently moved from a Kalita to an Origami dripper. It's more expensive, but I liked being able to use the same filters on a new type of brewer.”

“Got an Origami dripper a while ago and each time I lift it out to dump the coffee grounds, I live in fear I'm going to drop it.”

“I don't even trust those origami drippers in an controlled environment to retain the temperature I need”

“The origami dripper is probably the best mix of aesthetic potential and coffee quality”

“Do you prefer Kalita or V60 filters with the Origami? I’ve used both and found that I get a cleaner finish and better mouthfeel with V60.”

“It can use wave filters and the base is wide open (which honestly makes my pourovers very tedious because i have to pour very carefully)”

“Added option: get a large Origami dripper. That way you can use both V60 come filters and Kalita Wave filters for the price of one dripper.”

“I got one too and it cracked into 3 pieces after a small drop. So do be careful when handling them.”

“It produces coffee that tastes basically the same as a V60. Not a perceivable difference compared to say using a wave.”

“I also use the Cafec light filters and the Origami dripper, both of which I highly recommend.”

“I tried Origami air, but resin doesn't cut it for me”