Chemex 10-Cup Pour-Over Glass Coffeemaker: Classic Series

Lady Blue: Had one of these when they first came out. Loved it then but did not choose to move it so many times. Decided to have it on counter to always bring a smile to my face & others too as they have memories.

United States on Sep 28, 2023

UWR Annelie: Ich war auf der Suche nach einer Kaffeekanne, die gut aussieht und geeignet ist größer mengen Kaffee in normaler Zeit zuzubereiten. Diese Kriterien werden beide von der Kanne erfüllt. Der Griff ist zwar am Anfang gewöhnungsbedürftig aber mit der Zeit ganz normal.

Germany on Jun 06, 2023

Eckhard Klein: Meine Frau ist begeistert, wir würden das Ürudukt woeder kaufen

Germany on Apr 23, 2023

Javier: Llegó bien pero la caja venía muy golpeada, por suerte llegó a tiempo, sin estar roto y justo el día que decía. Fuera de eso no vino nada suelto ni roto, disfruto mucho el tomar mi café ahora en una Chemex.

Mexico on Jan 20, 2023

L. Richard: Nov. 20, 2022 Update: I need to knock off another star for issue with the filters. Because this new one is designed to have a smaller top portion that the original Pyrex one (about 3/4 inch shorter), the FSU-100 filters are problematic. They collapse and ripple at one spot on the 2 or 3rd pour of hot water, and the water bubbles and shoots out of the spout for some unknown reason. With the Pyrex one, the filter always stayed stuck to the wall all the way around and never "bubbled" from the spout. It's weird and requires a lot more attention as in I need to insert a straw for the spout, and press a spoon against the spot where it is "rippling"--SUPER ANNOYING!!!

I put this next to my repaired pyrex chemex coffee maker that I paid a ridiculous amount for. The pyrex one has 3 raised bumps on the bottom (with the green patent stamp), and the top is higher and wider than this glass one. It supports the Chemex filters way better, hence why I prefer it over these glass ones. You must be super vigilant in handling these coffeemakers (glass or pyrex) as they break very, very easily. While cleaning it, I just slightly tapped it again the side of my sink and it broke. I did a load of...

Canada on Sep 03, 2022

Enkil PardoEnkil Pardo: Es una encantadora cafetera, el mango de Bambú es muy térmico al calor, la capacidad hasta antes de llegar a la "cintura" del matraz es de 1500 mL así que podrás preparar varias tazas de café, para mi caso bebo bastante café entonces por ello pedí la versión de Chemex de 10 tazas, el cuero que sujeta al matraz es de cuero, recomiendo fotografiar como está sujeto el nudo para volver a colocarlo igual cuando hagan una limpieza, yo no lo aprieto demasiado para no dañarlo, lo esencial es que sólo sujete en su lugar a las partes de Bambú, el matraz inferior es ancho eso me gusta, el cristal es grueso y se mira resistente, el único detalle con este tipo de cafeteras de cristal es que en todas hay que tener mucho cuidado al lavarlas, en el caso de este Chemex cuido de no golpearlo con otra cosas cuando lo lavo en el fregadero, aunque he llegado a dar ligeros golpes y no ha pasado nada, para lavarlo ocupo un cepillo de la marca Tupperware, que por su forma y longitud es excelente y el mango es plástico por lo cual no habrá problema al lavar al Chemex ya que no lo golpeará, por ello recomiendo lavar el Chemex con cepillos de mango de plástico o madera. Yo hago dos tipos de...

Mexico on Oct 11, 2021

James Carter: The biggest thing you will notice is less bitter, smoother coffee. For this reason alone I give it 5 stars. It’s also an attractive design, that is a beauty Queen compared to most other coffee brewing alternatives. They make a much more pricey version that is hand blown. If cost is an issue to you, like it is for me, then I highly recommend just getting this less expensive model. While I haven’t seen the hand blown one in person I can tell you this one does not look or feel cheap at all.

Ok so what is not to like, or what might make this not for you? 1. It requires you to buy filters. I love alternatives like French press or gold basket style drip coffee that let you avoid using single use paper products. Chemex branded filters are also a little pricey. 2. It’s large and can be relatively hard to clean. Ok so if swirling hot soapy water around is a good enough clean for you then this doesn’t apply. For me I notice a stale old coffee flavor if I don’t clean coffee pots well. I’m ok with quick rinses day to day but after three or four brews I really need to thoroughly clean any coffee pot back to squeaky clean. This flask is so large with such a narrow neck that...

United States on Jun 08, 2021

Deal Grabber!: Ok, I wanted to give this coffee maker a little time before I posted my review; in order to get used to this new (old) way of making coffiee. After having it for almost 2 months now, I can say that we LOVE it! Our 2 year old, 100 buck, "high end" POS maker crapped out. So we were looking for an alternative to the norm, tired of vinegar cleaning, and spending $$$, and boy did we find it! Thoughts below:

Quality of item - It is very high quality and has held up very well. BE SURE that you buy a genuine Chemex brand and NOT a cheap knock off! They exist out there. A friend of ours mistakenly bought a knock off, and its quality is no where near the quality of Chemex. The knock off is too thin and easily cracks and breaks. Beware! As for this brand, no complaints at all. It has held up beautifully, and we make at least 1 pot a day.

Time it takes to brew - Ok, the MAIN thing is that you have to boil water in a kettle, and manually feed it water of course. So, whatever time that takes on your stove to boil a kettle, that's the time you can add to what it would normally take you to make coffee in an electric maker. For us, we timed both. What we found is that it takes us...

United States on Feb 17, 2016