Stagg XF Pour Over Coffeemaker Set

I am a coffee connoisseur and love to try new coffee making tools. I have never been so impressed with such a simple tool before! This pour over is AMAZING for beginners, or for someone looking for a pour over but not a chemx. It’s a great size, and makes 1 or 2 cups of coffee. It maintains it’s heat and I seriously love the process of this guy. Again, this is great for beginners, or people looking to try making coffee a different and more romantic way. I highly recommend!!

I am loving this pour over set, and I’m not a coffee pro. I got rid of my normal drip machine when I got worried about hot water running through plastic every day, and I needed a new solution. French press is such a pain to clean, so I was looking for a paper filter option. The Stagg XF takes just a few minutes, makes *delicious* coffee, looks good on my counter, and it’s easy to compost the filter. Highly recommend!

I’ve tried all coffee makers and types. From standard drip, to gravity systems, different pour overs, but none can make a cup like this. Drawback is only if you have to make a lot. This is good for 1-2 people. You also need to order their filters which can be limited at times. Still worth it though.

I've been using pour-over coffee sets for years and since I started drinking coffee without a creamer, I've tried Chemex, Gator, and Bodum but the coffee still tasted too strong or bitter despite using different ratios of beans to water. Fellow's Staff XF stopped my search as I couldn't be happier with my morning cup 'o coffee - it's smooth, aromatic and perfectly balanced.

This is a great idea and brews a great cup of coffee and delivers great flavor with most all grinds of coffee. There are a few drawbacks to it though. It is hard to hold for smaller hands, a handle would be a great addition. The filters have a strange smell to them when you first pour the water on them, it would be great if they offered an unbleached filter option. (I have been able to use #4 unbleached cone filters found at grocery store but they are not as good as the ones it comes with). Lastly, the glass is quite delicate. I had only used it a few times when I grazed the sink granite rinsing it out and it shattered. I was able to get a replacement carafe on amazon but have to be very careful with it and store it on a silicone trivet to ensure it stays intact. A stainless steel pot or silicone on the glass would be a better design as far as breakage goes for longevity. That being said, I really love it. I stopped using a Keurig after so many years and really like the taste of my coffee now and it's fast and easy and no plastic or moldy reservoir water in my coffee now.