Technivorm Moccamaster #4 White Paper Filters, 100-count per box

Giving 5 stars because they work just fine. They are no better than Melitta. So my suggestion is pick Moccamaster or Melitta, whichever is priced less. Hario, Cafec, etc filters may (or may not) be better but the average home coffee drinker won't gain anything from spending a fortune on those.

The #4 filters work perfectly for the 12 cup coffee maker.

These are excellent coffee filters but do yourself a favor a check elsewhere for a better price. They are under eight dollars full price with free shipping from other high end kitchen stores and Moccamaster dealer like Williams Sonoma.

Work great with Mocchamaster Coffee Machine

Highly recommend you use these filters for your Technivorm Moccamaster or other coffee makers that use No 4 cone filters. The paper quality in this is exceptional and not too thick so it does not detract from the subtler notes of the coffee you buy.Pro tip for Moccamaster owners: before you brew your morning coffee, put the filter into the filter basket with no coffee first. Run a cycle with 4 cups of water through the coffeemaker. This prewets and flushes out the paper filter AND fully empties and flushes the water that has been sitting in your Moccamaster water reservoir. Then empty the pot with the now hot water BUT leave the wet filter in the basket and add your coffee to the filter basket. Then add fresh water to the coffee maker and start as normal. This whole process takes an extra 3 minutes at most and will increase the flavor of your coffee because 1) your filter is flushed out and ready for your coffee and 2) it flushes out the water in your Moccamaster water reservoir so that the water that is then actually used to make your coffee, is the fresh water you add after you pre-wet the filter using the 4 cup process.

I have not used paper filters in many many years. I don't really like them. I happen to like the oils and deepness of flavor that the gold filters bring to coffee. And, with gold filters, nothing to toss in the land fill. I repurpose my grounds for other uses.However, I decided to try these since Technivorm suggests it. And as well, there is research to indicate paper filters do not raise cholesterol since they do filter out the oils that potentially raise cholesterol. I used paper filters for 6 months while trying out Chemex pour over coffee and when I had my cholesterol checked recently, it was down - coincidence? I may never know since I also quit alcohol and cut back on sugar. But it makes a compelling argument.What I do not like about paper filters is it makes the taste not as deep and it seems I can kind of 'taste' the filter. But what is good about them is they keep out the coffee grounds and thick sludgy sediment at the bottom of my cup. I suppose I'll get used to it.I try to reuse the filters several times, but they (purposefully?) make the bottom where it tears after one rinse, though sometimes I get two rinses and reuses. It's not the money since these are cheap, it's I don't want to add to the landfill. I did use the gold filter once and I likely would use it from time to time just to make the filters last much longer -- we don't have composting here.They fit my Moccamaster 53935 KBGV Select 10-Cup Coffee Maker.

Perfect, OEM product

I have owned dozens of drip makers and various types of coffee brewers. The Moccmaster auto pour-over systems is certainly a treat. The ease of brewing pour-over coffee while tasking other things makes the morning more efficient. Although, I will still say that my Chemex setup makes the best pour-over.With this said, the filters are durable and consistent. I have used 100s of these filters as we sometimes brew twice a day. They hold up and are well made. I will say, the fitment into the basket is not perfect, which is mind boggling as these are made specifically for Moccamaster machines. I have learned to deal with it and would not use knock-off versions.Highly recommend pre-rinsing your filter with filtered cold water to avoid any paper taste in your coffee.