Hario V60 Size 02 (Ceramic)
Sixty-degree walls, spiral ribs, one big hole: the V60 is the most influential brewer in specialty coffee and still the one to learn on.
⏳ Best Pour Over Equipment of 2026
Pour over rewards precision with the cleanest, most nuanced cup of any brew method. The right dripper, a gooseneck kettle you can control, and an accurate scale make all the difference. Here's the gear our brew team actually uses every morning.
🏆 Top 3 Pour Over Equipment
Chemex Classic 6-Cup
Designed by a chemist in 1941 and displayed in MoMA, the Chemex is functional sculpture that brews the cleanest cup in coffee.
Kalita Wave 185
The Wave is the pour over you recommend to people who don't want a hobby: a flat bed and three small holes regulate flow so the brewer, not your wrist, controls contact time.
Fellow Stagg EKG Electric Kettle
The Stagg EKG is the pour over world's default kettle for a reason: to-the-degree temperature control from 135–212°F, a counterbalanced handle and a spout that pours exactly where you aim at exactly the rate you intend.
Origami Dripper Air M
The Origami's pleated porcelain isn't just beautiful — the 20 folds create air channels between filter and wall while letting the dripper run either conical V60-style papers or flat Kalita Wave filters.
AeroPress Clear
Not quite pour over, not quite press — the AeroPress is its own category and possibly the best $50 in coffee.
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