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Arrives
Thursday, Aug 14
Size: 600ml
Color: Red
Features
- The jug is made of steel and plastic Cold coffee is a thing of the past - double walls make the prepared brew keep you warm for a long time The cap is tightly closed - the spout opens by pressing the button so you will not accidentally spill the drink
- The server is fully compatible with the Hario V60 dripper The jug is not suitable for use in microwave ovens and dishwashers
- Red color Material stainless steel and plastic Total capacity - 600 ml Width 16 1 cm Height 14 2 cm Diameter 12 7 cm
Description
Hario V60 Vacuum insulated metal server, 600ml, Red
Brand: Hario
Capacity: 550 Milliliters
Color: Red
Product Dimensions: 5.91"D x 5.91"W x 6.3"H
Special Feature: Jug
Brand: Hario
Capacity: 550 Milliliters
Color: Red
Product Dimensions: 5.91"D x 5.91"W x 6.3"H
Special Feature: Jug
Material: Stainless Steel
Style: Coffee server
Item Weight: 0.49 Kilograms
Included Components: Hario V60 Insulated Stainless Steel Server (550ml,Red)
Wattage: 60 watts
Model Name: VHS-60R
Number of Items: 1
Human Interface Input: Buttons
Package Type: Standard Packaging
Unit Count: 1.0 Count
Product Dimensions: 5.91 x 5.91 x 6.3 inches
Item Weight: 1.08 pounds
Manufacturer: Hario
Language: English, English, English, English, English
Item model number: VHS-60R
Batteries: 1 Lithium Ion batteries required.
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer: No
Date First Available: December 18, 2017
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Size: 600ml
Color: Black
I was a little concerned by some of the lukewarm reviews on this one, but I'm finding those to be basically non-issues for me. Actually, as one one other reviewer noted, for as many niche coffee products as there are, there aren't a lot of reasonably priced, temperature-holding carafes to compete with the Hario VHS-60B. At least for now, my review is 5 stars, which I break down as follows: HEAT RETENTION: Let's just get this one out of the way quickly with a point that should be obvious to anyone taking the time to use single origin beans, a gooseneck kettle, and specialized pour-over filtration - you aren't going to go through all that trouble to get great tasting coffee and then let it sit for 4 hours to get all stale and weird. The most that I would possibly need this to keep pour-over coffee warm is perhaps 2-3 hours. But more realistically, I just want it to stay at drinking temperature long enough to pour one or two cups, which is something the glass servers from Hario and other companies can't do. The heat retention of the VHS-60B seems perfectly acceptable to me. It's not special, and functionally no different than a $15 vacuum travel mug would provide. But, as I will discuss below, it gets the job done in a form factor catered to pour-over. BUILD QUALITY & FIT WITH HARIO V60: I use several pour-over devices, including Chemex and Kalita Wave, but the V60 is probably the most ubiquitous among pour-over coffee drinkers, and it's my go-to option for a variety of reasons (ease of use, consistency across different coffee types, filter cost, etc.). So the primary issue is finding a carafe that has both a pour spout and an opening that is the right size for a Hario V60 to sit on top with out tipping. (Note: I believe most Kalita Wave and Melllita devices would also work, as the part that rests on the carafe is similar in size and shape). Since the VHS-60B was designed just for this, it works great. It's also well built, and comes in a variety of colors. I liked the white, but opted for the matte black because I thought it would age better. The pour button seems sturdy enough, and I don't intend to tip it on its side or upside down, so I am not concerned if that would cause coffee to leak out the top or not. POURING PERFORMANCE: The number concern I had from the reviews was the issues people claimed to have pouring coffee from the carafe. Frankly, I don't see this as an issue at all. Yes, you do have to increase the angle to get all the coffee out as the carafe empties. Physics should largely explain why this is the case. (Note: The more detailed reason is that the carafe narrows at the top to allow for the vacuum seal, so some of the last bits of your coffee probably hang up on that. Again, no big deal). I believe the actual storage capacity is 550 mil, or 18.6 fl oz (they make a larger version, as well), and when you start pouring from a full carafe, the angle I used was more like 45 degrees, not 90 or 120 degrees as suggested. There's also pictures and complaints about drips running down the side. Again, I'm really not seeing it. Release the button while you still have the carafe tilted, and the coffee trapped in the spout and upper mechanism finishes pouring. If you just tilt it back quickly without shutting off the supply of coffee, then yes, you are likely to have some spill down the side! I'm not saying Hario couldn't have made the spout a little more scooped or otherwise improved the design, but if you've ever used a Chemex, a glass pour-over carafe, or even a friggin' measuring cup, it's pretty much just like that. Show me a better one in the same price range and I'd have bought that one, but I did not see it when I went to make the purchase. If I were to make one critique, I guess you could say it's a bit on the pricey side for what it does. This is basically no different than those Contigo vacuum travel mugs you'd buy at Target or would see on the (overpriced) shelves of a Starbucks. Those will keep your coffee warm just the same, but they aren't formatted to do pour-over coffee directly into them and serve with a pour spout afterwards. The Hario VHS-60B is meant for this, and in my view, it checks all the boxes reasonably well.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 16, 2019 by StormJH1
Size: 600ml
Color: White
Great overall for its intended purpose. I use the matte white one daily but: -scratches extremely easy (if that bothers you). Shows wear that does not effect its use but definitely the appearance. -more difficult than others to clean because of the lid and other niches where coffee collects. despite that, I still use it daily for pour overs. Would recommend.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 1, 2023 by Sam M.
Size: 600ml
Color: White
Pros: Very effective at keeping coffee hot (which is, after all, its main purpose) Does not leave any metallic taste Pretty good looking (despite paint scuffs) Great price Cons: As noted in many comments, it can be tough to pour out the last drops of coffee The paint scuffs really easily
Reviewed in the United States on April 21, 2023 by Becca Becca
Size: 800ml
Color: Black
The bottom half mostly works fine. Insulates well, can't really complain about it except the spout. It does not pour well like I am used to with the standard Hario glass range server, where hardly a drop ever falls off. With the insulated version, unless you learn exactly how to pour and stop pouring, it will always drip down the side, which always ends up sitting between the two pieces of the bottom portion, and turns into a sludge that will drip out later, usually when you invert the device to pour - and you end up with not just coffee in your cup, but drops of stale, dark sludge that's been sitting there since the last time you made coffee in it. That's not all - the lid is the worst part. Apart from the fact that all the liquid pours through the lid, and some will always end up trapped in there, it's impossible to clean. Furthermore, lately it has begun making rattling sounds. Since it cannot be opened, I have no idea what is going on inside, and am forced to throw it out. This product is a mar on the Hario brand and needs a complete redesign.
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Reviewed in the United States on April 29, 2023 by Nivag
Size: 600ml
Color: White
I absolutely love this! I usually make about 600mL, or 2 cups, worth of coffee a day, and needed something insulated to keep the 2nd cup insulated so I could do one morning batch with my 2 cup V60, Hario Switch, or French Press. The white powder coat finish is something I really like in Coffee accessories, as it provides contrast with my black kettle and Fellow Ode Gen 2 grinder. My only grievance with this server is that the design of the lip (around the threading) is such that a small amount of coffee will be retained, lid on or off, when pouring even at a 90 degree angle. I can get it out by taking the lid off and pouring further, but this causes coffee to pour around the confines of the spout and make cleanup harder. If you only make one cup at a time, or are sharing larger batches, pass over this insulated variety and purchase one of the glass servers. Otherwise, it's awesome. The 600mL rating is spot on, is a very good brew amount for a 2 cup V60, and retains heat for at least half a work day.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 12, 2023 by dj4eagle