Real owners lean toward the AeroPress Original: 79% of 238 owners recommend it, vs 58% of 12 for the Espro P7.
Verdicts aggregated from Reddit, enthusiast forums, and YouTube owner comments — affiliate reviews excluded. Sample sizes differ; judge accordingly. How we score
“The double filter is such a smart idea!”— @DM21D on YouTube
“You’re making me feel like the $180 I just spent was actually justified lol”— @Vinlyguyx420x on YouTube
“if you are planning on brewing just 3 cups or 18 oz, you actually need to brew 4 because one is lost below the filter”— @Altawood08 on YouTube
Real owners lean toward the AeroPress Original: 79% of 238 owners recommend it, vs 58% of 12 for the Espro P7.
Owners point the AeroPress Original at single-cup drinkers who brew one coffee at a time, and campers and travelers wanting a compact, durable brewer.
Owners point the Espro P7 at people brewing large batches to sip over hours, and hosts serving coffee to guests.
The most-cited downside of the AeroPress Original is coffee can come out watery or weak if brewed without the flow cap or without dialing in technique (e.g. diluting a concentrate). For the Espro P7, it's retains water below the filter, wasteful.