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Moccamaster (Technivorm) - KBGT Select
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I have the mochamaster. I personally think it's overhyped
So if you’re okay with a V60 / Chemex (the lack of automation, extra effort and time needed) then don’t get a Moccamaster tbh, it’s not worth it. Don’t get me wrong, I love mine a lot, but I was thinking about this the other day and that’s my conclusion. If you’re in the market for -specifically- a filter coffee machine, then a moccamaster is a great option
I also have a KBG select and extremely rarely brew more than 250 ml at a time. Tbh, it’s a really solid cup. Just slightly adjust the grind size.
Curious as to why? (Moccamaster user and it really matches the hype)
It still has plastic but I got a moccamaster kbgv select. The company’s website describes why they use some plastic in their design
+1 for moccamaster. Had mine two years now, it's excellent, easy to clean, and fully repairable. I went with the one that has a vacuum pot rather than a glass carafe.
This is the moccamaster I'm talking about. Love mine too. Although the wife and I manage to switch the basket off sometimes and make a mess.
I have the Moccamaster KBGV Select. Basically its like making a pour over grade coffee, but for 6-10 cups at a time. It brings the flavor out of the beans. The problem is if you buy cheap coffee beans, you can tell.
I use my aeropress for travel, French press for home (it was all the rage when I was getting serious about coffee and I decided not to chase every new trend. Plus I like the hands-off time.) I suspect OP is really looking for a Moccamaster, though. If you want drip, it’s the best I’ve used. We have one at my office and it’s solid.
Fellow is the ikea of coffee equipment (this is a bit extreme) Focus is on great design and usability but there’s a quality trade off Moccamaster is a legit bifl (buy if for life) machine.
I had an Aiden for about 4 months before it developed a problem (water flow issue) which was superb while it worked. Check out all the complaints in the Fellow Products sub before you buy one. With the refund from that, after a lot of research, I got myself a Moccamaster Select which looks stunning and makes great coffee. Hopefully this will last longer than the Aiden.
I got an Aiden last November/December. After about 4 months it developed a fault. With the refund I got a Moccamaster Select which I am delighted with (so far!).
My Moccamaster is probably the best investment I’ve made. Highly recommend for those looking to brew multiple cups at once.
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