NETANY Glass Carafes with Lids
Round and square carafes, two to six in a box, with acrylic lids and tags
Opens the listing in a new tab, where any of the options listed below can be switched. The $5.83 a piece is the pack price divided by the number of pieces — nothing else is added.
- 5/5options listed
- 3.6 x 3.6 x 10.4 instated size
- $5.83per piece, best count
- 6,910ratings
What one piece costs at each count
- 6 pieces$34.99$5.83 each$2.67 less per piece, 31% off the 2-piece price
- 4 pieces$24.99$6.25 each$2.25 less per piece, 26% off the 2-piece price
- 4 pieces$25.99$6.50 each$2.00 less per piece, 24% off the 2-piece price
- 2 pieces$16.99$8.50 eachthe dearest piece here
- 2 pieces$16.99$8.50 eachthe dearest piece here
Pack price divided by the number of pieces, nothing added; the bar is that figure drawn to scale, longest for the dearest piece. Options with no active listing are left out of this list, because a count you cannot buy has no price per piece.
What it is
Litre carafes with lids, sold as pairs, fours and a six. Both body shapes live here now — the classic round bottle with a narrow neck and the flat-sided square version — because the maker merged them into one listing, and the switcher labels them by shape and count. The pair is a shade over ten inches tall and fits a fridge door shelf upright.
The lids are acrylic rather than glass or steel: thicker than the thin plastic discs these sets usually ship with, food-safe, and loose enough when dry that the maker warns a lid may feel unseated until it meets water. That is an odd instruction to print, and it is honest — believe it before deciding the set is faulty. The more important line in the specification is a prohibition: this glass is not for boiling or hot water, which rules out brewing tea in it and makes the family a cold-drinks set only. Within that limit the design is sensible — narrow neck to grip, bottle mouth shaped against dripping, dishwasher safe — and most of the options include wooden tags to write on, which is the detail that makes a row of identical carafes usable on a table at all.
In use
Fits: a brunch table or a bubbly bar where four or six drinks stand in a row and need labelling, and cold brew in a fridge door. Does not fit: anything hot. Pouring boiling water into these is outside the maker's own instruction, and there are jugs on the next page rated for it.
Specification
| Dimensions | 3.6 x 3.6 x 10.4 in |
|---|---|
| Weight | 1.55 lb |
| Options | 5 options |
| Shelf | Carafes & Pitchers |
What the maker states
Below is the manufacturer’s own description of the product, quoted from the listing. It is their claim, not our test.
- There are 2 carafes in this pack, each one is 10.4" H x 3.6" W, can completely fitted in refrigerator door and interlayer. This is the right size for serving juices on mimosa bar and you can store it in the fridge for cold brewing or storage.
What 6,910 ratings can and cannot tell you
The largest sample on this shelf and one of the higher averages in the catalogue, which for carafes is a result about glass thickness: the maker specifically claims heavier walls than the usual flimsy carafe, and that is the sort of claim a big sample can actually corroborate. What it cannot tell you is how the acrylic lids look after a year in a dishwasher, since acrylic clouds and nobody rates a product for that within the first month.
The average is the retailer’s own figure across every option in this family, not a score of ours, and no review is quoted or paraphrased anywhere on this site.
Questions about this one
Round or square — which should I take?
Square if it has to live in a fridge door and share the shelf; round if it is going on a table. Both are the same capacity and both carry the same lid.
Can I put hot tea in one?
No. The maker states plainly that the glass is not for boiling or hot water, and that limit is the one specification on this page worth reading twice.
Do the tags come with every option?
The maker lists wooden tags with every option here except the six. Counts and contents are given option by option in their specification below.
The rest of the shelf, side by side
Prices are the lowest in each family; the per-piece column is empty where a family is sold one piece at a time.
| On this shelf | Price | Per piece | Rating |
|---|---|---|---|
 | $13.99to $33.99 | $4.25Lowest in this column | 4.37,290 ratings |
 | $16.99to $34.99 | $5.83 | 4.76,910 ratings |
 | $25.99to $39.99 | $10.00 | 4.42,399 ratings |
 | $15.99to $18.99 | — | 4.32,232 ratings |
 | $29.69to $44.99 | $22.50 | 4.2750 ratings |
| $29.69to $35.09 | — | 4.3181 ratings |
