HARIO V60-02 SWITCH Immersion Dripper (200ml/6.76oz) (Ceramic)

SSDC-200-W
Regular price ¥7,900 JPY
Sale price ¥7,900 JPY Regular price ¥0

The SWITCH simplifies V60 brewing by eliminating the drawdown until you're ready so you get as much extraction as you want. Simply place a paper filter and ground coffee into the ceramic dripper and fill with boiling water. When ready, press the switch on the base, releasing the freshly brewed coffee into your cup.

Colour: White
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  • Description
  • Specs
  • Method
  • IMMERSE YOURSELF IN YOUR COFFEE BREWING

    The SWITCH immersion dripper simplifies the V60 brewing process by eliminating the drawdown until you're ready so you get as much extraction as you want.

    Simply place a V60-02 size paper filter and ground coffee into the ceramic dripper, then gently fill with fresh hot water. Then, when your desired steep time has been reached, just press the switch on the base, which releases the freshly brewed coffee into your cup. Perfect extraction, simplified.

    Includes V60-02 filters.

    • SIZE: W118 x D115 x H133 x ⌀115mm (W4.65 x D4.5 x H5.2 x ⌀4.5in)
    • CAPACITY: 200ml (7oz)
    • WEIGHT(incl. individual box): Approx. 500g (17.6oz)
    • MATERIAL
      • Main Body: Porcelain
      • Holder: Silicone Rubber
      • Switch: PCT Resin
      • Stainless Steel Bulb: Stainless Steel
      • Dishwasher Safe
    • Dripper and paper made in Japan
    • Other parts made in Taiwan
    • Includes V60-02 filters
  • HARIO V60-02 SWITCH Immersion Dripper (200ml/6.76oz) (Ceramic) - User Manual

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Customers praised this hybrid immersion dripper for its versatility, allowing both pour-over and immersion brewing methods. The ceramic version retains heat better than glass, producing sweeter, more complex coffee. "Perfect brews" and "delicious coffee" were common feedback. One customer noted the plastic switch lever may be a weak point long-term.

  • 5 stars: 11 (92%)
  • 4 stars: 1 (8%)
  • 3 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 2 stars: 0 (0%)
  • 1 star: 0 (0%)
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Andrii K. (Alberta, Canada)
White
Versatile Hybrid Brewer

The Hario Switch is incredibly versatile. The hybrid design lets you easily mess around with immersion and percolation, making it perfect for trying out different recipes. The white ceramic is solid quality and looks great as an accent piece against all my matte black gear.

J
Jeffrey

Wonderful!

J
Jeffrey

Excellent!

J
Jeffrey

Nice!

K
Kelvin N. (Ontario, Canada)
Perfect price

Found it in store (with a valve). Very nice design

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Anonymous (Washington, United States)
White
Versatile dripper

Somedays you're just lazy and you use immersion. Somedays you can use it as a V60

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Lana (Ontario, Canada)
Fun and simple to use

I’m having a lot of fun with this brewer. There are a lot of interesting methods to mix and match to try out, and honestly some mornings I just want to “set it and forget it” like a French press (but with an easy cleanup). It’s versatile and makes delicious brews. It’s easy to clean and doesn’t take up a lot of space.

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Frans B. (Alberta, Canada)
Really enjoying the coffee coming out of the switch - I use Tetso's recipe with 20 grams of coffee

Really enjoying the coffee coming out of the switch - I use Tetso's recipe with 20 grams of coffee, 2 x 75ml pours in the open postion with 96C water, then 1 x 150ml pour in the closed position with 75C water (1.15 minutes). More sweetness, clarity and body than my Kalita gives

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Jessie (British Columbia, Canada)
Beautiful, delicious coffee

Very aesthetically pleasing brewer. Given that I adjusted the brew method with the switch, I like the coffee that I get from this better than a regular v60.

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m (Alberta, Canada)
B+

Works as intended. Can see the plastic switch lever being a weak point long term

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David M. (Nova Scotia, Canada)
the king dripper

I keep getting perfect brews from this spectacular dripper. I employ the “hybrid method” with two pours; the first being with the switch open for pour-over fruity brightness, then the second pour with the switch closed to gain a nice body and complexity. I LOVE IT!

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Alan W. (Alberta, Canada)
It's an interesting dripper

As we all know the iconic glass switch has been around for couple of years now, so why do we need a ceramic version of this? The difference is between the material and rib structure. I used to preheat the glass switch but it didn't retain much heat so makes the whole preheating ritual quite disappointing, but not the ceramic version! It can retain heat way better than the glass one and it's quite interesting how a slower draw down with better heat retention makes this version of switch more play-able with these additional dimensions which results in a sweeter cup.

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