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Most important:
- goose neck poorer, I have a hario kettle that imo is good value for money.
- grinder, conical blurr are good enough for filter coffee, I use a graef.
- kitchen scale is OK to start.
Then V60 was my first and remains my favourite. Buy original hario, ceramic for heat stability or glass for design.

I saw Chemex and Kalita in the list.
Chemex is great, Kalita too but I found it trickier (unlike many people who say it's an easy one).
Try both white and natural filters, they are an interesting parameter.
V60 I use the natural one, they require 2 rinses but I prefer the flow.
Chemex I use the white ones.
Make tries!