Fellow Prismo

1) i use the Fellow Prismo with the included metal filter and 1 paper filter on top, not inverted. i guess you can also do this method without the Fellow Prismo, but i like that it simplifies the process a lot. in this case "simpler" means easier to reproduce, because nothing drops through your filter before you want it to.

I agree for the most part with many other comments/reviews here, especially T. Harris. I am rating on the lower side because i am one of those silly crema obsessed espresso fanatics who keep wasting money on gimmicks claiming to make espresso when by now I could have purchased a prosumer machine tha...

I recently got the Fellow Prismo mostly to invert without inverting as I have had bad accidents inverting in the past. Today I think I grinded my coffee a little too find, at 2 notched on my Hario Skerton. The plunge took a long time but I finally got it to plunge after some elbow grease. Washing up though I noticed that the metal filter looked a little warped, like it got dented up or something.

Ok, I've been using Prismo for maybe two weeks. I've also been an AeroPress user for perhaps 10 years. The Prismo does one thing really well, that being holding the water back (the valve) from passing through the grounds prior to applying the downward force for pressing with the plunger. If you like...

A new burr grinder and the fellow Prismo made me into a coffee nerd. The aeropress should come standard with the Prismo imo

First, I did a taste test using this fellow prismo according to the standard instructions, including the 60 second total brew time, water at almost boiling, and high coffee to water ratio, vs. my usual rig of aeropress, metal filter, but same 60 seconds, temperature and water/coffee amounts. The cof...

Fellow Prismo with Aeropress! 13gr coffee for 230gr water. Stir 5 times. Swirl after 1:30min, plunge at 2min. Delicious every time and preferred over French Press for me!

I had my aeropress for a while and just finished using the paper filters that come with it... I always found it annoying that I sometimes get grounds in my coffee cup, but I just dealt with it. That will never be an issue with this device, it works so much smoother, and doesn't start dripping out th...

Get a Fellow Prismo. It solves this and the other messy potential burn problem for good. It should be standard equipment.

Note: I was trialing this for not-"espresso" use. If you look closely, you can see that the basket isn't a perfect circle, but rather one with indents. Unless I'm deeply confused, this is purely aesthetic. Unfortunately, the aesthetic directly impacts functionality, causing the Fellow Prismo to not ...