This is a ceramic pour-over dripper sold under the Lhuksgf name, distinguished mainly by a flat bottom with three holes rather than the single center hole of a V60-style cone. Beyond the listing photos and title, there is very little to go on.
What is actually documented
The listing describes a porcelain dripper with a flat bottom and three drainage holes, sold in white and other colors, and pitched for travel, camping, office and home use. A flat-bottomed design with multiple holes is a real, established category of pour-over brewer: it tends to create a more even coffee bed than a cone and drains a little faster, which is a general property of flat-bottom drippers, not a claim specific to this listing.
What nobody has verified
The listing does not state whether this dripper is meant to be used with a paper filter or is designed to brew filter-free, which changes both the shopping list and the taste of the coffee. It also does not state a filter size if one is needed. We found no independent review of this model from any established outlet, so wall thickness, heat retention, and how evenly the three holes actually drain in practice are all unconfirmed.
What to ask before you buy
- Ask directly whether this dripper requires a paper filter, and if so, which size or shape fits it.
- Ask whether any filters are included in the box.
- Check the base diameter against the mugs or carafes you plan to brew directly onto.
- Check the return policy given the risk of ceramic damage in shipping.
Based on the retail listing alone. No independent review of this model was located. CoffeeLogik has not tested this product in person.
