#4 Paper Coffee Filters (White, 100 Count)

Drawdown times are fine and it filters out what you want it to.

I use these in a large Clever coffee dripper. Although they're slightly too small, the filter itself has lived up to my expectations: they filter without noticeable change in taste, do not tear and price point is acceptable.

Fits well on Moccamaster Select. Doesn't affect taste (no paperlike aftertaste). Quantity of 100 is perfect to remind you of descaling coffee machine at ~2.5-3 months.Tip: only fold the side seam, do not fold the bottom seam- it's given me a better flow overall.

I bought the #4 Filtropa papers to use in a Clever dripper. Following the water first technique explained in James Hoffman’s Youtube video on he Clever, I get quick drawdown using the Filtropa papers, a bit quicker than the Clever brand papers and much quicker than Melita papers.

I've read reviews that state the two filters are EXACTLY the same. They are not, but not to worry, there's absolutely no problem with them. I will continue to use Filtropa #4 filters because they are of nearly the same quality and are priced lower than Technivorm filters.In direct comparison between the two, the seams are a little different, the notch is different, the opacity of the paper is different and when held to the light the Filtropa filter is less consistent in thickness or perhaps whitening (seen as dark and light spots in the paper). Still, no problem with these but wanted to let others know that the Technivorm does appear to be a higher grade product. Perhaps beyond the point of diminishing returns but it's good to see that Technivorm is delivering a very refined filter to coincide with the quality of their coffee makers. I have no doubt that Technivorm's filters are produced by the same company but that the specs are not identical.

We have been using Melita unbleached #4 filters for decades. Way back when it was said that the bleached filters were bad for you or something to that effect so we switched to unbleached and just never tried anything else. We just bought a new Technivorm Moccamaster coffeemaker and are thrilled with the much better coffee flavor we are now enjoying. It came with some white Technivorm filters which we used till we ran out. When we switched back to the brown Melita filters the coffee flavor change for the worse was readily apparent. It added a flavor like wet brown paper looks and removed the "bright sparkle" for lack of a better term. Iin looking for the Technivorm filters we ran across these and in fact now realize these are the exact same filter they rebranded and included with our coffeemaker, or at least there is zero discernible difference. The paper has a very high quality appearance compared with the Melita. We also enjoy the little tab that helps to open the filter up. But what really counts is that it is an excellent filter that flows evenly and brews an exceptional cup of coffee.

I count on these filters for their consistency. They are not always available, and I have had to use other brands, and none have been able to reproduce the rich flavor of the coffee beans I have been using.

Do not purchase these for use with Chemex -- they are not suitable for use with Chemex. They fall through the opening, a frustrating experience. Never again!