The eight with a stated height stand 208 to 320 mm. Capacity labels differ.
Takeya gives vessel volume, Primula marketed size and Hario brewed, finished or practical capacity; a bigger number needn't mean more coffee for you.
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A full pitcher is not always finished coffee
Hario Mizudashi has a brewed capacity of 600 or 1000 ml. Takeya's smaller brewer has a vessel volume of 946 ml; that is a different capacity basis. Hario Rise gives an approximate practical volume of 840 ml, while Primula Kedzie and Logan use marketed capacity. Vessel descriptions and maker dimensions are available for cold brew, but extraction, filtration and coffee taste have not been assessed. Compare the stated basis before assuming that a larger figure means more drinkable coffee. Grounds, dilution and the recipe remain outside this capacity comparison.
Leave a route into the fridge, not just shelf space
The smaller Mizudashi is 208 mm tall; Hario Ka-Ku is 320 mm. Use height with the space above the shelf, including room to lift and remove the vessel. Both Primula brewers lack height measurements here and disappear when you apply a height limit. Mizudashi uses borosilicate glass, whereas Ka-Ku uses PCT resin; the resin abbreviation does not specify a care limit. Check the exact size variant and its handling instructions before ordering.
Before you buy
Why don't the capacities line up?
They measure different things. The larger Hario Mizudashi is brewed volume, Takeya's 2 qt is the 1.89 L vessel, and Primula's Kedzie (1.6 qt) and Logan (51 oz) sizes come from the product names. A vessel figure also has to hold the grounds and filter, so expect somewhat less finished coffee than that number. Capacities reach 1,890 mL, starting at the smaller Mizudashi volume below. Six of the ten makers are glass; Takeya's two are Tritan and two Hario models are PCT resin.
Will it fit in my fridge door?
Hold the height against your shelf or door clearance. Around the 1 L mark, Takeya's 1 qt is the short one at 235 mm (9.25 in), while Hario's three 1,000 mL makers stand 294 to 320 mm; Takeya's figure is vessel volume, though, and Hario's are brewed, practical or finished amounts. Primula gives no heights, so both Primula models drop out once you set a height limit. Those heights are about 8.2 to 12.6 in.
Are the two Takeya and two Mizudashi entries different products?
They're different sizes rather than colors: Takeya’s smaller and larger vessels above, and Hario’s Mizudashi in 600 mL and 1000 mL, each shown with its own capacity and height.
"Mizudashi" (Cold Brew) Coffee Maker 600ml / BlackView at Hario
