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The ability to grind whole beans fresh every time you make coffee is a way bigger upgrade than a better drip machine.

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Wait up, hold a minute, this £200 device that has WiFi capability isn't smart. They really see you coming huh? Thanks Riley, this is the third video I have watched and you're the first to make it clear. (One was even from the manufacturer) This device isn't compatible with smart phones or Google home. I'm confused as to what you're paying the money for when there are other devices are out here. A cheap kettle is £15 this is 10x/12x that price it doesn't make sense. Riley really prevented a Christmas tragedy. I have fibromyalgia so the lack of a remote boil feature had made this a terrible product for me. I was just about to hit buy and I thought one more video. Lucky break!

Im a coffee guy but I’m glad I’m not a coffee wanker

Lot of extra process, packaging and emissions for cold chain though :/

My stagg ekg kettle won't turn off after boiling water. It is fire hazard design, broken kettle or bad manual?

I recently bought the Ode 2, coming from an 1ZPresso JX hand grinder (for V60 pourover) and I'm absolutely happy with the Ode 2. Extremely easy, very fast. I just set the dial to the setting in the very middle, coffee was very delicious on the first try, never touched the dial wheel since.

Interesting thing is another video tested bland shakers to be better than most any other distribution tool and is fast.

I disagree. I has plenty 'Bang for the Buck' for me. In Life, ANYTHING you usr EVERYDAY, not to mention 4, 5, 6 times a day is worth extra money if it is important and does a good job. Most Reviewers on this product feel that it is very important, essential to a great Espresso. So Yes, cheap at this price

I’m sure the coffee is good, but like mail order meal kits, all of that packaging and delivery emissions is kind of terrible environmentally. Also, all the energy used to keep it frozen during packaging and transportation. Each pack has what 8 cups in it? Even if you order 4 at a time, that’s 32 cups, about the same you can get out of a pound of coffee, but with way more packaging and energy involved than just buying specialty coffee from a local roaster.

I have a fellow mug too! 😊

It cannot be good, it only costs 200€... Nothing THAT cheap can be good...

Bought it after watching your review thank you veryy much ♥️ A question whats the best grind number for V60 and Chemex ?

Really enjoying my Ode gen 2. Curious if you see value in doing burr alignment on these grinders? I’ve been considering doing it, but not sure if it’s worth the time invested. I’ve heard some even say that it’s barely noticeable after aligning.

Phony review. One long fake commercial.

I trusted Matt Perger too. Until he promoted the "nutating tamp".

I just bought the aro one at £60. Let's see how it goes. I only wish we could remove all 'game changer' comments from all UA-cam videos 😂

Can you check 3d printed option ? That called umikot its similar to weber one .

ua-cam.com/video/D9_y7SQHeU0/v-deo.html Ikape make a similar product at a lower price point for the home user

I think the downside is that it’s $275

Am I the only one that finds the autocomb bulky and ugly

Well this didn't age very well after Lance Hedrick came out with the latest distribution method called the Blind shaker and this is the way to go now!

Thank you kindly. The shop owner working the tools gives best feed back. Thank you.

Making captions standard for your video makes you a idiot of epic proportions.

Glaring issues with your methodology: (1) Not enough of a sample size for each group and (2) because of the first issue, you can't calculate if the difference in extraction is significantly difference.

You avoided your own question...? Couldn't you just not use the base??? I am planning on creating my own base that doesn't have the sponge inside. I can clean the needles myself. I don't need them to be cleaned after every use.. I also don't like the massive microscope looking Autocomb.. Looks a bit silly don't you think?

I bought this in black with walnut handles for pour over coffee and like it, even if I don't particularly like the kettle's aesthetic (never have). I've had it for months, and unless you've got it right under a bright light, those fingerprints probably won't bother you alll that much. Since I don't use it daily, I also like that I can set it to boil the water first and then drop it back down to 205 F automatically for pour over. If you do opt for the black and you have hard water you may notice a white spot here and there after it dries. Since I'm in rural California farm land with very hard water, I can say even this isn't much of an issue, since I can just rub the white away with my fingertip easily when it happens from time to time. What I don't like is that the kettle is connected to Wi-Fi but every time the power goes out or daylight savings time changes YOU, not IT, will have to change the time again. (That's so 1982 with the VCR flashing 12:00 over and over.) For this premium price, and given that it's connected to Wi-Fi already, it should do this automatically. If you opt for the wood handles version you should get food grade mineral oil and apply, then rub away any excess with a paper towel once each month (per Fellow). (You can get food grade mineral oil elsewhere, but it's cheap at Target in the pharmacy section.) Bonus, this kettle makes a great no-spill watering vessel for plants in small pots. I also bought the Fellow Tally Pro scale, not so much because I love its aesthetic either or wanted a match, but solely for the Brew Asssist feature (which I love [no more need to add a couple beans or take a few away to reach a target weight]). Why the base of the kettle and the scale are two different heights side by side seems like a missed opportunity for an harmonious design match between the two, especially when the difference isn't even all that much. It would have been a slicker pairing if the bases were the same height exactly. The Tally Pro also doesn't come with any kind of mat to protect the weighing tray surface, so I'm sure over time, given that it's a textured surface, it's going to be worn here and there and not look very nice.

$475 !!!??? You have to be an idiot of buy one.

Everyday, a new way to totally waste money.

Scheduling your kettle to turn on? Thats absurd. Makes sense on an espresso machine but not a kettle. How is just turning the kettle on when you want to use it a problem? I really don’t get that. Have we really become that lazy?

I 3D printed my own EG-1 for less than $300 included electronics and 83mm Mazzer Major burrs. I bet I can make the Weber Moonraker for almost nothing, but ofc with better needles.

Lance just proved that all these tools are obsolete. Now, like the good little trendmongers y’all are, run out and spend $78 plus $35 shipping on the Weber blind shaker he’s currently touting

Just finished my first cup with the Gen 2 grinder, straight away great chocolaty flavor and density. Crazy how using a new grinder with the same beans gives such a different cup (was using an M47 with the pour over burr). I feel I got lucky on this one, I just want a clean smooth cup, and I love chocolate notes - I think this grinder would be a home run for novice coffee peeps. I am using a Chemex with Lifeboost coffee (my stomach likes these beans). Now I can move my M47 back to espresso where it belongs.

LAB TOYS, that is perfect figure of speech for Moonraker.

what is wrong with my cork wdt ?

Uh…Ya…It gets more than a little absurd. $275 US?!? You might as well buy yourself a bit of coke and have a sniff or two. It’ll likely be more bang for your buck. 😂 Ya. That’s right. Coka Cola. People are sniffing the stuff with a straw now. Kids these days!!!!

Is the cup magnetic? I couldn’t tell from the video.

Not enough people talk about this and it's bugged me for so long

Out of curiosity, what, setting on that new grinder are you finding best for automatic drip and what setting are you finding best for pour over?

Honestly the condition of the Moonraker is astonishingly bad, I really hope that Weber would have thought about this and made the base taller to ensure that something as simple as bending the needles wouldn't be an issue

I lost track of how many times you slapped that poor grinder! 😂

I want to see a ceramic v60 mugen review.

Durability update ?

Dream on. Moonraker is so much better. You must have Parkinson’s if you bent the needles. Seriously, I’ve had mine for months and the needles are perfect.

It needs a servo motor and a stand with an automated process.

When are you gonna get yourself a Weber BIRD?!?!?!?

The extraction percentage is literally at the 0.5% level, a 2% increase maybe. So... WORTH IT.

For that kind of money, it should have a small motor driven by a button battery that makes 10 turns and then stops to make it a hands-free device. That would add efficiency and increase production in a cafe environment.

$200 for a mechanical spinning needle tool ??? what's the profit margin on that, 95% ....... This shouldn't sell for more than $40

Cool, but I think I will wait for the knockoff at 1/2 to 1/4 of the price.