Technivorm Cup One Coffee Maker Crew Review
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I have one and I love it for expensive coffee. Don't want to brew 4 cups at a time on a standard technivorm and waste those expensive rare beans. Great little machine, extremely fast and perfect for a single user. recommended! My v60 and goose neck kettle now collect dust. The technivorm single cup brewer is just so much quicker and simpler to use on daily basis than manual pour over. I usually give a quick stir during the first 15-20 seconds to for more even extraction.
Been using mine for ~2 years; makes an excellent cup of coffee. Don't need a large brewer as I'm the only coffee drinker in the house and 12oz cup is fine for me.
I used to pull away the brewer lid and enjoy watching the coffee bloom, but then I had found ; (by testing with my IKEA thermometer) that if I do that the temperature inside the brewing cone does not get over 87 degrees Celcius but when i keep it on it gets almost 92 Celcius. Recommended range is between 88 and 96 i think.
Could you possibly do an annual review of all the sca brewers compared? Like the Bunn heat and brew, Cuisinart, Kitchenaid pour over etc. I think that would be fun. I’m sure it would bring a lot more viewers and would be extremely helpful for a lot of folks looking for a sca brewer. Thank you for your time.
I have this machine. I’m drinking the coffee from it right now. It does make a solid good cup of coffee.
The problem with making only one cup with larger machines is the coffee grinds do not come in contact with the water long enough to make a great cup of coffee. This machine solves that problem with a very small drip hole. You can still use a larger coffee pot to make a great 1 cup of coffee though: just leave the pot off he machine, put a timer for 4 minutes, and when the timer is up just place the pot back on the machine; the coffee will pour out of the machine very quickly, as it’s meant to brew large batches of coffee.
For this machine make sure that you clean the black plastic part that holds the filter each time you use it to ensure you got every speck of grounds out, and that it pours freely; if you do not, the filter will clog, even with just one fine ground of coffee. Once you learn that rule, you will be blessed with much better coffee than any Keurig or one-cup automatic coffee maker.
Great video! Have had mine for about 2 months now and love it!
I always enjoy your reviews (even on products I’m not interested to purchase for my own personal enjoyment, I always learn something from the content you guys put out😊). Would love to see you review the Kitchen Aid Cold Brew system. I have one and love it, but I’m interested in SCG putting it thru a comparison vs your current favorite cold brew makers. Thanks Gail😊
That is very cool. Similar idea, as in drip filter, as my breville elgento one cup drip filter I reviewed on my channel and use to prepare my daily carry out coffee, that one comes with a travel mug but I use a contigo autoseal which I love
Nice video, looks like a great little Mini Technivorm Coffee brewer, sweet, love the quality and simplicity of it. Cup One ~ Perfect
Great review!
I received my moccamaster one cup few weeks ago and love the device but have noticed something unusual. When I add water to the reservoir it drips through the metal pipe.
I have contacted the Australian distributor and they said this is "normal"
Have you experienced this?
Just got one from SCG and I love it. I use it in my rv and it is perfect.
Could you please check the temperature of the water when it first comes out?
Can anyone comment on whether this cup-one makes a worse cup of coffee than the classic Moccamaster KBG 741 full 10-cup model? I only want a single cup machine, but don't want to compromise on quality.
Thank you for the review I’m glad you pointed out the tunnel so I didn’t waste my money on one of these
That’s what I’m thinking that is such a draw back. Looks like a good 10-20% of grounds didn’t get a proper saturation resulting in the lack of depth of flavor as she mentioned. I really like the style and simplicity tho. What a huge drawback.
May I ask the amount coffee did you use for 10 ounces of water? What size cup from minimum to max will he hold? OR is this JUST a 10 oz. coffee maker?
does the hot water touches any part of the plastic or just goes through the stainless steel pipe
Is the water tank on the machine removable? It might be a pain to clean if not
it also makes great loose leaf tea!
Please Review Aram manual espresso.
What about a comparison between Fellow Prismo+Aeropress vs Cafflano Kompresso ?
Thanks!
Is there a 12 oz option?
I'm almost through my first box of filters and I have yet to make a good cup of coffee.
This is quite neat - I have one in my office. It does come with a couple of porcelain cups (8-10oz) with 20g of ground coffee so it's quite strong when I have it.
Trouble is that it's not that much cheaper than pot version (8-10 cups) ....just a bit smaller.
Also people have come up with work arounds before making your coffee like heating a small amount of liquid so the metal pipe and the cup is already hot.
I use my Bonavita 5-cup brewer to brew 3 cups at a time, which makes it a 2 mug coffee brewer. This machine looks like it could use a shower head and a pause for pre-infussion setting.
Do you still use your Bonavita in this way? I'm searching for reviews from people who use the Bonavita 5 as a single serve brewer. I'm the only coffee drinker in my home, and I want the ability to make as little as one cup at a time.
@@sigh_anna With it winter these days I brew full "5-cup" pots, but this really makes three mugs of coffee. I would not try to brew an actual single mug of coffee as the timing and coffee/water ratio are wrong. I've told people even if you wound up throwing the other mug away (shudder), it's cheaper to do that than use pod machines.
@@pschroeter1 thanks. Do you get 3 avg size mugs, or large mugs?
@@sigh_anna Just those regular sized mugs you can buy anywhere.
@@pschroeter1 thank you 😊
Gail's the coffee whisperer-!
No, she's not. So many real reviews out there.
10 oz is too litle for my needs.
I think that 17 oz would have been a better size. Would not be a problem brewing 10-12 oz or 17 oz if you have a guest over. 10 oz is very limited.
Why would they not put a smaller shower head type head on it for water if that’s a selling point of their larger scale units? So it matters for those but not for this one?
Would be interesting if one of these machines trying to emulate a pour over, could have a water dispenser that dripped the water in a spiral pattern. Otherwise it's just another drip brewer.
Thank you for my helping me design a new coffee maker
Very neat, a shame it don't have a shower.
Merwin Goddard The single dripper does however result in some serious channeling, as we saw.
@@James-ee1wn I just babysit until done. Well worth it.
Lookup osmotic flow..
The metal spout swivels so that you don't have to torque the basket out of it's perch. It seems like a good maker, but I can't justify the price. It's only hot water ran over a filter, so the taste and quality of the coffee comes from the type of coffee and filters you buy. I could get the same result from my water cooler that dispenses hot water!
In 20 years time Technivorm will have added the showerscreen and auto shut of features, love it ❤️👍🏻
This does have an auto shutoff
279 dollars on amazon canada :(
I bought one of these from you based on your review. I really wish I had my money back.
Can you elaborate? I was going to buy one but maybe I shouldn't.
@@Koofteh I just think that it doesn't make a good cup of coffee. I've ground my own beans, usually Pete's Major Dickinson, I've bought already ground coffee. The spray arm just makes a tunnel through the coffee. I've stood there and stirred the coffee as it brews which makes it better. It's just a lot of work and trouble for a cup of coffee not as good as a K-cup. My opinion, but I sure wish that I had my money back.
@@jrichard711 Thanks for the reply. Yeah this single cup version seems a little gimmicky, the way it pours the water Is extremely basic. I'm looking at a bigger Moccamaster now, hopefully they are better.
Try selling your machine on craigslist or something like that. With the reputation of this brand you should be able to sell it easily.
@@Koofteh If I had it to do over again that's what I'd do. It's well made though.
i mean, you bought the machine based on their review - as you've stated - however she clearly notes that the grounds formed a tunnel and it was uneven... this should have informed you that the coffee will not be evenly extracted. which is the problem you're having. this machine is clearly not up to par with the rest of their lineup - i've no idea why they didn't include the regular showerhead to evenly saturate the grounds :(
I wish the design is smarter. Definitely requires some way to stop the dripping that you can remove your cup. Also reusable filter would be great.
Once i realized this uses a No 1 filter, i knew it wouldnt make enough coffee for my one cup ......and cost effectiveness would have said just buy the 4 cup machine at this price point...
One thing I never see anyone doing or is even mentioned is to “wash” the filter before adding the coffee to brew to remove that “paper” taste. If I neglect to (my coffee maker is 40 feet from my sink), I can taste the filter. I’m using Melita unbleached bamboo filters. Or was. Ran out during pandemic lockdown and stitched my own from unbleached cotton and over 2 years later still use them exclusively. I made a batch of wine years ago and used a home wine filtration appliance without knowing to run clear water through it first and totally ruined the entire batch as I could taste the paper.
What about a reusable filter?
@@SaidAlSeveres: I’ve had a number of them over the years and I’ve found that they don’t filter out the fine debris that drops to the bottom of the pot making it muddy to drink. Mine just has a glass carafe (actually, I prefer it - call me crazy), but since all thermos-type carafes retain that last little bit anyway, it would make not much difference as you can’t get that last bit of coffee anyway. During the pandemic lockdowns, I was short on paper filters and made some from thicker weave unbleached pure cotton “shop towels”. They work very well too, however, not pretty after a few uses although they could be bleached but I didn’t bother.
@@amieinnovascotia8490 thanks for the reply! I don’t have much experience with drip coffee so I’m learning a lot right now.
@@SaidAlSeveres : The only tips I have are 1) get yourself a proven coffee maker. Not only do they continue to work well Year after year but have a better chance of brewing a good cup because they will attain the optimum brewing temperature; 2) put the filter into the “funnel” and fill it with water a few times to rinse out the paper taste; 3) a decent coffee can be found at Costco. Yes, it’s nice to be able to spend $30, $40 lb for freshly roasted beans from the micro-roaster down the road but not totally necessary unless you’re a total coffee snob; 4) buy beans and grind them yourself prior to brewing. And remember: a quality coffee maker can brew a decent cup from mediocre beans. My Technivorm is still working and it will be 16 or 17 years old this spring.
@@amieinnovascotia8490 those are all really solid points. Especially #2 I don’t think most people do that. I know my family never did but it makes sense. Thank you for your reply!
Just buy a Melitta aroma boy this has been made since 1979 and is a classic and it cost about 30 euro and i love mine🥰! This is so stupid and a expensive product(140-150 euro).It dont keep the coffee warm,33 ml really! what happen if you have a guest visiting?Beside that it "cloak" up the "filterpipe" and need cleaning according to reviewers.
Indeed. Or just a clever dripper for even less. People are weird spending this much money on a one cup machine
I've had one for years paired with a Baratza Encore grinder and have seen zero reason to "upgrade." If you are only making one cup at a time then this machine is all you will ever need. Need more volume but aren't popping $300 for a full sized Technivorm, then roll a Bonivita and save a bundle.
Black & Decker makes something similar for maybe $18. I doubt the quality of coffee is much different coming from either one, especially not $230 different.
So you are speaking from total ignorance? I'm sure that will be a great help.
Then you have no idea about coffee.
I almost bought this until I realized my cups are 14 to 16 ounces lol
What did you get instead? I suspect this can make more than 10oz cup based on where the line is on the reservoir.
@@therealdrag0 I bought a technivorm insulated carafe model.
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@@ManWithNoShame yep! I love my black coffee
@@ManWithNoShame hater
10 ounces is not that much, If they made it in 24oz I would totally buy it. I like my ninja coffee bar right now for pretty good drip coffee.
She doesn't sound very convinced about this machine
the resulting coffee bed looks much like pourover.
why not just use a kettle with a thermometer. you would save 90%.
whats the point of this? im sure the coffee is good but you could do this with a stove top kettle
To save time. It's not a lot of time but it can be significant in the morning, or if several people use the machine throughout the day in an office. My old office had one and it was nice that everyone could have fresh coffee made from their preferred beans when they wanted it.
If you have to attend to 2 hungry children in the morning you are greatful for every saved second... i don’t want to get up 15min earlier for a manual coffee ceremony
I have to say Technivorm makes amazing products but this one just doesn’t hit the mark for me, a single cup pour over can be had for $15 with a digital kettle and brew an even better cup taking into account that you wouldn’t get the tunnelling effect that you get here. The Technivorm is just overpriced here.
ClutchKick The selling point of this is that you can grind your beans, push a button and walk around doing other things while your coffee brews instead of standing pouring. The price of convenience.
It might be tolerable with a proper shower screen, but it's way overpriced for what it is. The whole point of pourover is control, right? This just pours in one spot. And does it allow for dialable temps? One could easily just use a small pan and thermometer, boil some water, stir in coffee right as it cools to the preferred brew temp, and then pour it through a paper filter. It saves a gadget and counter space and things that can break, and is knowledge that can work anywhere.
Yeah, I guess if you have so much time and it's of so little value you could do all that. Most of us prefer not to live in the 1800s.
I actually purchased this because of this review and the fact that I won’t buy anything made in China. I’m so disappointed. Coffee is never hot enough.
I’m trying to find a coffee maker not made in China that makes a great cup of coffee.
Just a thought here but would it help to run it once without coffee in the filter basket to heat the interior of the maker, the basket and your cup. Then run your coffee.
Mine makes the hottest cup of coffee I've ever made.
We have found the lack of flow control to be disqualifying, were we to do it again. The grind requirement is exacting--a little too fine, and the basket backs up and doesn't drip at all; a little too coarse, and the coffee is watery. Overall, too must waste to justify the price.
Where was the review? Took a sip and said "yup, OK bye".
Why don't they make a brewer that will brew one cup or more if you have company? you have to buy 2 brewers. Not a selling feature for me seeing there not cheap
Just buy a clever dripper, brilliant coffee for €25. But I think Moccamaster are overrated machines anyway. Bought one, saw the flimsy plastic, thin glass carafe and that my coffee grounds weren't getting wet all the way without stirring. Returned it and bought a Bravilor Junior. Couldn't be happier.
Cool story. I’ve had the same Technivorm Moccamaster sitting on my counter for 10 years and I couldn’t be happier.
She coughs like Lorraine from MadTV
I love your reviews but this just plain dumb. I have owned a Technivorm for 10 years. It cost $300 but still works every morning. The one cup is $219 for an 8 oz cup. The better recommendation is to buy the regular Technivorm which makes 4oz cups. Brew 4 cups and throw out 8 oz. you you need only one 8 oz cup. And it if you have anyone over for coffee you can brew a pot.
I agree; however, if someone has really limited space (think studio apt.) and he/she wants really good coffee, this maybe an option. FTR, I have a regular size Technivorm and I love it.
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I really don't get point of this. You can just as easily get one cup with regular size machine. It's an overpriced kitchen gadget, I call it gadget because it's that redundant.
It's pretty much same size as regular coffee maker, it has less features, less utility and it's more expensive.
If you get a machine where you can turn hotplate off, you can even do this same trick with normal one.