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Question: Does this new clever coffee dripper use a #4 filter?  Are there two sizes, a small and large?
Document: I know there are two sizes, and I wanted the large dripper that uses the #4 filters. The product description doesn't specify whether it is large or small. Unfortunately, I didn't think to look at the reviews; instead, I looked at the "Frequently bought together" line, where it is shown with a box of #4 filters. I stupidly jumped to the conclusion that this must be the large one. Wrong. This one does NOT use the #4 filters, but the #2 size.
We have the original clever coffee dripper and think it's great. We decided to get one for our son to use at school. I ordered the new one because it said 'easier to clean, heavier plastic', thinking it would be the same otherwise. When it arrived, I was disappointed that it is smaller than ours. After looking again online, I realized that we have a large, and this one is a small.
This is a perfectly simple design for a single-cup coffee maker. While I microwave a mug of water, I scoop two tablespoons of coffee into either the reusable filter or a paper filter. Microwave dings, I take out mug and pour water into my Clever Coffee Dripper. Add lid and let sit for about 4 minutes.
I've been experimenting with different low-cost ways of making good coffee for over a year now, and the Clever Coffee Dripper is one of my favorite methods. This product is large enough to make about 16 oz of coffee, and comes with a lid (which is essential for keeping the coffee warm as it brews).It is easy to use and clean, and only once have I had grounds spill into my coffee (because my pour spilled over the edge of the filter).
Very nice coffee maker. Brews like a French press, but filters it like a cone filter. So you end up with a complex brew, but with no sediment. The cover allows it to brew without losing the heat. Use a French press type ground for 4 minutes, pop it on your mug and it drains in. Very nice. This is the new model which is made with stronger gauge material.
First of all, they seem to have addressed the small-size problem reported some months ago - this is the large, new and improved model. It can brew a surprising amount of coffee.And this is the best coffee system ever.
To some of the other reviews: This is a large clever coffee dripper. It's also the new version.I bought the clever coffee dripper was an alternative to our Aeropress, which while fantastic, creates more of a mess around the sink with the grinds after you shoot out the puck. Overall however I find myself still reaching for my Aeropress more frequently than the Clever dripper for a couple reasons.
Now that they have one made with stronger plastic & it's the same size as the original, I'm ordering a new one today.I have many coffee makers including two or three stove top espresso makers, an electric espresso machine, various electric coffee machines, several french presses, an Aero Press, a Toddy cold coffee maker, a pour-over, & my broken Clever Coffee Dripper (& possibly a few others I've stashed away & forgotten about).
Don't do what I did and order a #4 steel mesh permanent filter to go with this dripper. It only sort of fits. Order the regular size instead. Or if you intend to use paper filters, it's probably fine.
I've used the (Keurig) machine, the (French) press and various pour-over funnels. One day my wife was given (gift) a device similar to the NCCD for tea. Well that was just too small to satisfy my coffee-guzzling needs. Then I saw this!My life is changed. I insert a paper filter (4 cup size from Walmart), add coarsely fresh-ground (Cuisinart burr) coffee beans (Costco med.
Answer: Yes #4 filters. Not sure about whether there are two sizes. I bought this one and it makes a good 10oz of brewed coffee using 2 scoops of coffee. Which is about as strong as I like mine. Box is labeled Clever Dipper (L) but I use for single cups. Hope that helps.