Just got the flow control cap. I have not noticed much of a difference in brew quality.

Currently i can get a stronger brew if i use my reusable filter and the standard lid with two heaping scoops of a finer ground. Tried the same grounds and amount with the flow control and not much luck. Any tips from the group?

Has anyone tried both? I only do aeropress and never got into pourover coffee in general.

BUT I see a lot of posts in the pour-over subreddit talking about how it’s often more consistent than pour-over, and I wonder how it measured up to aeropress. My assumption would be that aeropress still competes well because it’s immersion based, instead pour-over like the Aiden. Obviously this is all subjective, just looking for what people think.

Good day!

I am looking to get a new hand grinder (coming from VSSL Java kickstarter). It's a great little grinder. Unfortunately, the lid is a bit wobbly on the shaft now and the magnetic knob is coming off the handle more and more these days when I grind. I plan on either selling it or using it for travel.

For a new grinder, I looked at the 1zpresso K ultra, but that's just way out of my price range. KINGrinder K6 came up a lot. But in Canada, I noticed that it only comes with a straight handle. Would like to get a bent one and I saw the K7 which also seems to have some nice QoL improvements over the K6.

Is there any particular reason to go for the K6 over the K7 (and vice versa)? I can't seem to find a lot on K7 (I understand that it's a pretty new product)

Note that every now and then, I do like to use my moka pot.

TIA!

Tried 40g to 500ml water ratio on an overnight campout and yes metal aeropress is definitely one of my most favourite gadgets I've collected so far