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Pour Over

Pour-Over Kettles Compared: Presets, Dials and Usable Capacity

Compare Fellow, Bonavita, OXO, Hario and COSORI gooseneck kettles using manufacturer controls, hold modes and capacity specifications.

Choose a pour-over kettle by water volume, temperature controls and your preferred heat source. A gooseneck describes the pouring spout; it does not by itself mean adjustable heat or a hold function.

Manufacturer-source review: October 15, 2026. Specifications belong to the named models and versions. Retailer model matching, current prices and inventory remain unverified; published settings are not measured temperature accuracy.

Compare Controls Before Price

Model or versionPublished capacityTemperature controlHold or workflow detail
Fellow Stagg EKG Pro / Pro Studio0.9 LCurrent page lists 104-212 degrees FMatch the exact generation and menu options
Bonavita BV382510V1.0 LOne-degree steps from 140-212 degrees FOptional hold up to one hour
OXO 8717100 Pour-OverCheck the matching unit’s fill marksManual lists 104-212 degrees F30-minute hold and count-up timer
Hario Buono VKB-120HSV stovetop800 mL practical capacitySeparate heat sourceCheck temperature yourself
COSORI CO108-NK0.8 LFive fixed presetsHold up to 60 minutes

Sources: Fellow, Bonavita, OXO manual, Hario, COSORI.

Fellow: Choose the Generation First

Fellow’s current product page covers Stagg EKG Pro and Pro Studio, listing 0.9 L and 104-212 degrees F. The original Stagg EKG instructions separately describe optional 60-minute hold.

If you want a dial-based routine, compare the exact version’s controls, timer and hold behavior. Do not assume an original EKG retailer listing includes the current Pro model’s features. Start with the current product page to match the generation.

Bonavita: Adjustable Setpoint and 1 L Capacity

BV382510V documentation specifies 1.0 L and adjustment from 140-212 degrees F. Its manual describes manual setpoint controls and optional hold up to one hour.

Consider it when you want adjustment between fixed beverage presets. Match BV382510V and check that the offer includes the kettle and correct base; replacement pots and bases are sold separately. Published setpoints do not establish boiling speed or accuracy.

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OXO: Dial and Integrated Timer

OXO identifies this Pour-Over Kettle as SKU 8717100. Its manual, pages 8-9 lists 104-212 degrees F, 30-minute keep-warm and a count-up timer. The timer starts after reaching the selected temperature and has a ten-minute maximum.

Compare it if you prefer heating and timing controls together. Confirm capacity and fill limits on the actual unit rather than borrowing a figure from another OXO kettle. OXO product page

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Hario: Practical Capacity Matters

Hario’s VKB-120HSV has a 1.2 L product name but 800 mL practical capacity. Use the practical figure when adding brewing water, filter rinsing and server warming. The maker specifies a stainless-steel body and slim pouring spout. Hario specifications

Choose the stovetop version if you prefer a kettle without an electric base. Check its manual for stove compatibility and use a separate temperature-measuring method if needed. Do not confuse it with electric Buono models or treat the absence of electronics as a lifespan guarantee.

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COSORI: Check Whether the Presets Fit

CO108-NK has 0.8 L capacity and presets of 170, 180, 195, 205 and 212 degrees F, with hold up to 60 minutes. COSORI specifications

Choose these dedicated buttons if the steps fit your drinks. Choose an adjustable model if you want a temperature between them. Match the model and regional electrical requirements at the seller; other COSORI kettles may have different controls.

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Work Out What You Need

  1. Add all session water. Include brewing, rinsing and warming, within the manual’s fill limits.
  2. Choose presets or adjustment. Write down your recipe temperatures before comparing buttons and dials.
  3. Check hold behavior. Use the exact manual; a powered hold function is not passive insulation.
  4. Match the heat source. Check stove compatibility or the electric base, regional voltage and plug.
  5. Compare delivered totals. Include shipping and required accessories. This guide establishes no current cheapest model.

What Brewing Temperature Should You Use?

Start with your coffee’s or recipe’s guidance rather than assuming every pour-over requires exactly 200 degrees F. For example, OXO’s manual, page 7 suggests 200 degrees F for coffee. That is a starting recommendation, not proof that another setting ruins a cup; adjust your process consistently as you learn your preference.

Review Scope

This desk review checked selected manufacturer specifications and manuals. It does not establish physical accuracy, pouring performance, boiling speed, taste superiority, lifespan or a retailer model/ASIN match.

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