V60 Coffee Dripper Acrylic Stand With Drip Tray

Yeah, it's just a plastic stand with a drip tray, but like everything else from Hario, it's well-designed and functional. It's perfectly made to work with the Hario scale, which I also use. The stand lets you store your scale, carafe, and, dripper all together. It has a very small footprint on your kitchen counter, and it looks great. When you're ready to brew, you only need to turn on the scale and start adding coffee and water. Right now, I'm using it mainly with a ceramic Hario V60 dripper, but you could also use it with dripper cones from other manufacturers, such as Melitta, Cillio, or Kalita. It's one of those small luxuries that I enjoy using every day, and with proper care, it should last for many years.

I have been looking for a great pour over station for years and I think I have found it here, but keep in mind I am pairing this with the Hario scale. There are tiny feet that sit on the scale perfectly and provide a sturdy foothold. The stand can hold a variety of drippers, even this smaller sized resin origami dripper. The Hario website says it works with 01 and 02 sized V60 servers, but as you can see here it also fits the 03 (note: You will need to lift the dripper to get it in and out of the stand). The entire station disassembles quickly and can be wiped down quickly.

This works as advertised and is essential to easy pour over experimentation. But, it doesn’t have a back to the tower so a carafe easily slides thru. This could cost you the price of a new carafe. I fashioned a back out of cardboard. Wish it was plex like the rest of the design. But, the cardboard works just fine. Be advised that only the small, Hario-type carafes fit this stand. Seems any larger ones would have to be used independently from this very convenient stand. Nonetheless, I’d recommend this for anyone exploring Hario pour over coffee brewing. So far it’s the best option.

Great all in one station and honestly I should have purchased this sooner than I did. I tried an inexpensive V60 stand and found out real quick why it was so inexpensive. I like the fact all the Hario scale fits perfectly in the slot and I have one clean set up. Quality of the stand is durable and easy to clean and looks great!

Very well made stand. Fits for all Hario devices. Very convenient to use it with hario scales - the basis of this stand (black one) has a small rubber stickers so it doesn't slides from the scales. I love this small things in design that makes you feel that the manufacturer cares about you :)

It is a simple and effective stand for the Hario pour over system. Easy to use and clean. Works well with the Hario carafe and scale.

It's just a plastic thing. For the money. It's not worth it.

This is a heavy stand in three parts. The heavy acrylic plastic frame is just perfect. The V60 dripper is centered over the pot. Not too high, not too low. It is wide enough to be stable if it is on something stable. I expect to leave this part to my grandkids if they are not drinking tea. Things go downhill from there. There is a perforated metal plate that someone has put some thought into. It is slightly raised around the edges so that it has an up and a down. While it is not too sharp around the edges it can cut you if dropped from a height of a couple of feet and it hits you just right... Or wrong. Ask me how I know. I think it is made from like 303 stainless, just a guess. Then there is an ABS tray. The excellent engineers who designed the frame and the metal tray went to lunch, and had martinis or sake all afternoon and went home. The boss came in and yelled that they had to have the whole stand, including the tray, designed by today, no excuses and the whole department would be fired if this was not done so the intern who had never used the design software did what they could with the time they had, and turned in a design. Unfortunately, it was poorly thought out and barely acceptable. Next day, the great designers who designed the stand and the plate were really hung over. They looked at the thing the intern did and didn't understand it, and then it was too late, the mold was made and the injection molding process had begun. Too expensive to change, so everyone behaved like the monkey who could speak no evil. So why do I think this happened? Well, the plastic ABS tray has four little pins, one on each corner. The pins are barely long enough to hold the plate if the plate is put on the tray perfectly. But if the tray is not put on perfectly squarely, it slips under the pins and then it is cattywumpus. If you don't get it straight, at worst, it could cause your hot coffee to spill. It is not easy to put the tray in. I have it to my wife, gave her 30 seconds and she could not get it in straight, and then the phone rang. A bit more time and she would have gotten it.. But why should it be possible to do it wrong? Were this a thing you did only once when you put the stand together, it might be acceptable. But this is a drip tray. You need to frequently take it apart to clean it. If you move the stand (like to put it on the shelf) it is likely to dislodge the metal plate. Then you have to put it back straight. While I have been writing this, I have thought of six alternative ways to make the tray. The best of them are both easier to mold and hold the metal tray so that it can't be put in wrong. In fact, if you try to put the tray in wrong they guide you to a correct positioning. And they are easier to clean. Now, were this a cheap clone of a high end coffee item, I would give them a pass. I can likely stabilize the tray with some packing tape or maybe a bit of silicone sealant under each corner. But this is not that, it is a genuine Hario item. I bought it because I thought, hmmm, if I buy a genuine Hario stand to go with my genuine Hario V60 and so forth, I should expect no trouble, everything will work perfectly... BAH! I would give this a pass were I you. The design of the ABS tray just sucks too much, and the downside of getting it in wrong is too high. Admittedly, if you are not half asleep, first thing in the morning, making a cup of coffee, you are likely to notice that the tray is in wrong... Um, let me think.. Half asleep, first thing in the morning? Making coffee? I understand that you can't make something foolproof, because when you do, they just invent a better fool. But some thing like this should at least be fool tolerant. And yes, this one fault makes this item from a five star item into a three star item. It really is that bad. You have been warned.

ハリオのスイッチとスケールに連結させて使っています。 自社設計のアイテム同士なのでこれは言うまでもないことかもしれませんが使い勝手はとても良いです。 また珈琲考具から出ているトライタンの700mlのサーバーに落としてますが問題ありませんでした。

Estoy decepcionado con este articulo de Hario. Apenas tres meses de uso, y el metacrilato del soporte se está agrietando desde el interior. No sé si es que esta unidad ha salido defectuosa, o si pasa en todas, pero no es de recibo por el precio que tiene y la calidad que se supone de Hario.

I like that it slides easy (got rid of the rubber feet) and has a mesh collection tray. Much improved design.

Super, auch ohne die dazu passende Waage. Einfach ein schönes Design. Preislich allerdings über der Schmerzgrenze, dafür optisch ein Highlight.

Buen producto, un imprescindible para preparar un buen café de método v60