Amazon Basics Basket Coffee Filters for 8-12 Cup Coffee Makers White 200 Count

These coffee filters are excellent! They fit perfectly in my coffee maker, don’t tear, and let the water flow through smoothly without leaving any residue. The paper is strong but not too thick, so the coffee tastes clean and rich every time. I’ve repurchased them because they’re reliable, affordable, and simply do the job well. Highly recommended! Read more

Amazon Basics Basket Coffee Filters is a great buy. They can be used for many things, not just coffee. They get the job done with coffee in a very economical way. You can get different sizes for almost nothing. Good quality and durability. This is a must. Read more

Not an exact fit for my coffee maker but it still works well. Great value for the price. No leakage noticed. Creates a good coffee experience and high quality taste. Read more

No problems. Affordable and last awhile. Read more

I like these because they’re always feel like stuff can be so hard to find good quality for a good price range with stuff now a days. These works great for me, they fit my standard coffee maker and never rip or tear. It filters really well and doesn’t leak all over the place like other brands I’ve tried. Never has changed the taste of the coffee grounds for me. Read more

Brewing drip coffee is becoming a lost art. Everybody seems to be OK with buying expensive cups at a street vendor or shop, or at least keeping their very own K machine to make their own personal special cuppa joe. Might be the same folks who gripe about high costs. I'm not any of those, except I sometimes grumble about the costs of certain things. These coffee filters are not one of those. Truth be told, I don't drink coffee at all. Don't tell anybody or I'll get bombarded with Keurig and Starbucks hate mail. We use coffee filters as flower and plant pot liners. They get a filter, a bit of pea gravel, another filter, then soil goes in with the plant. Keeps the soil where it should be, allows good drainage even when the pot sits in a cup or tray to retain the water. Coffee filters are the perfect product for this. Blasphemy? Will Juan Valdez ride into town, looking for the cretin that doesn't drink coffee? Will the coffee filter police show up at my door, 'splainin how there's some federal code that requires me to buy and filter coffee and the squeezins if I buy the filters? Will our hero find his way out of that airless closet before we can rescue him? Tune in next Monday for the conclusion of the series... These filters are inexpensive, available, probably do a spectacularly excellent job at keeping coffee grounds out of the cup or pot. For us, a package lasts years, through hot and cold, rain or shine, snow, rain, ice, sun. All to keep flowers and plants happy. I could probably get used ones to work, and the house would smell like fresh-brewed coffee every morning. The best part of waking up and all that. Did I forget to mention I don't drink coffee? Thought I'd said something. Net, these filters a great value for us. Yes, we do highly recommend them. Even for brewing coffee if you must. :) Read more

Absolutely love this. The quality is excellent, it works exactly the way I needed, and I’m genuinely impressed. It’s well-made, easy to use, and definitely worth every penny. I’m really happy with this purchase and would recommend it to anyone without hesitation Read more

These work great and fit my coffee maker perfectly. They also hold the grounds back but do hold the water long enough to make a great tasting pot of coffee. Great value for the price. Read more