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Jerry D. Moates
Reviewed in the United States on November 17, 2024
Description stated coffee cup ☕️ filter screen not even close maybe coffee pot filter but not coffee cup.
Brian Packard
Reviewed in the United States on October 9, 2023
Be warned that there is not plastic quality number embossed onto the underside of the filter. This makes it impossible to tell if its a food-safe plastic or not.Use at your own risk.
Mary E
Reviewed in the United States on January 2, 2014
The filter works in my Kenmore coffeemaker, but it is considerably shorter than the original and I fear that it will spill over if I try to make more than 10 cups at a time. This hasn't happened, it is only speculation.
Terry P
Reviewed in the United States on June 30, 2013
I bought this filter to eliminate the need of paper filters and it does the job. Taste wise I can't tell the difference between a paper filter and this filter. I don't get any coffee grounds in my coffee so it does a good job of filtering. I've had it for almost 3 yrs and still works fine. You can put in the dishwasher and it's like new and it helps eliminate any stale taste.
andeez
Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2012
We have used one of these genuine mr. coffee filters for about 3 years bought from bed bath & beyond for about $15 with no problems. it finally started to come apart at the bottom so we placed an order for this one as a replacement and just at one month it already has started to pull away from the plastic frame, right in the middle of one of the sides. what a piece of poorly made junk. and btw, we never put it in the dishwasher and were always very gentle with it while washing. is it possibly not a genuine mr. coffee?? do not buy this filter. it's not even worth the time and energy to send it back. now i have to buy another one since this one is already leaking coffee grounds out of the hole.
SuperKlyph
Reviewed in the United States on June 13, 2012
This coffee filter is the way to go if you're looking for a gourmet cup using a drip coffee maker. The coffee has a slightly greater depth of flavor than when using a paper filter, and there's no waste. I had heard that using a paper filter removes tasty oils from your coffee beans, and upon pouring a cup made with this filter you can actually see traces of the oils on top of the coffee. It does leave a bit of sediment in the pot, so I use a white cup so I can clearly see when to stop drinking; it's really just the last drop.I would describe the taste as being comparable to a french press-made cup, but without the extra steps (apart from having to clean out the filter when you're done, of course). It is not as strong as a cup of pressed coffee. I grind my beans the exact same way as I would with a normal drip maker with paper filter - about the same grind as store-bought pre-ground coffee.I certainly recommend this filter. Even if you're not using it to avoid waste, the taste of the coffee is marginally better than that produced with paper filters. I'm using a Mr. Coffee drip coffee/steam espresso maker combo unit.
Montreal Girl
Reviewed in Canada on December 18, 2012
I used a gold filter for many years. The design is a little different and it does not filter well.
T. Tobin
Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2011
We are really enjoying this filter. Just got it just over a week ago and have used it every day. Using it with pre-ground packaged coffee and have had great results.Bought this one because it is the same brand as our coffee maker so I figured there should be no fit issues and have had none. This is a really great price and when you figure that it was about the cost of a small pack of paper filters we will be saving a fair amount of money.Don't really notice a taste difference from the paper filters to this one and we haven't noticed much if any "sludge" in the bottom of the pot.The other nice advantage is that we compost our grounds and now we don't have to keep seeing the filters when we are turning the compost pile and waiting for them to break down.
Ellen Finkelstein
Reviewed in the United States on February 19, 2011
I was disappointed in the amount of plastic at the bottom (hard to see in the photo). Pouring boiling water over the plastic isn't my idea of healthy, so I stopped using it.
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