The O2 is OREA's bigger sibling to the popular O1, a unibody flat bottom brewer built for those who brew larger volumes, whether that's a bigger single serve or brewing for two. It shares the O1's original open bottom design, which lets the paper filter bend naturally through the middle for a more central water flow and a candy-like acidity with balance, sweetness and body intact.
The Darth Black is the O2's special launch edition, a deep, semi-transparent black finish with a nod to OREA's original V3 Glossy Black, but with heavier pigmentation while still allowing a view inside the brewer.
Each brewer is moulded from a single piece of genuine Eastman Tritan plastic (BPA-free, food-safe, made in the USA), manufactured by a family-run boutique factory in Taiwan. No moving parts, no injection, and no flow marks. Just a clean, simple, easy-to-clean design.
Features
- Unibody, single-piece construction with no moving parts
- Original OPEN bottom design for a more conical flow and central water path through the coffee bed
- Compatible with OREA Regulators (sold separately) for immersion and hybrid brewing styles, including the Hario Switch base
- Best suited to lighter, more tea-like bodied brews; for thicker body, OREA recommends their Z1 brewers
Filter compatibility
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Wave: Traditional 185 wave size, or OREA's large wave paper. Wave filters allow more bypass and airflow for a narrower bed and a less concentrated brew.
- Flat: Large 185 OREA flat filters, or large 185 Sibarist FAST flat filters (labelled O2/V4 filters). Flat filters reduce bypass for a wider, shallower bed and a juicier, fuller-bodied cup.
Additional details
- Origin: Made in Taiwan
- Capacity: Best for 12-28g of coffee (200-450ml liquid); can work as low as 10g or as high as 32g depending on recipe
- Size: Small. 7.5cm tall x 10cm at the widest point of the base
- Weight: 67g
- Materials: Glossy black, semi-transparent Tritan plastic with a 3mm+ insulating wall
- In the box: OREA O2 Brewer, Guides
To learn more about the OREA ecosystem, visit OREA: The Complete Guide to Brewers, Filters & Negotiators.
