Espresso Series 1

Thank you for this post. I'm a Fellow fan-boy. Been buying there stuff since day 1. My wife and I got the Series 1 - our first espresso machine. We love espresso and a good latte, but never had a machine at home. I feel like we are the target audience for a machine like this. Out of the box volume s

I had ZERO luck with Gitare AB. Complete waste. It was the most frustrating coffee I have ever tried to dial in. The ES1 profile spit out the same yield no matter what grind I used, and I’ve calibrated my volumetric settings according to fellows recommendations. I think if fellow is going to recomme

Yep it’s gonna take a little bit for the dust to settle. Take EVERYTHING on social media featuring a pictue of this machine with a heaping spoonful of salt for the next little bit. I remember when the Daddy Got Coffee youtube channel reviewed the original Opus grinder shortly after release and the p

Received mine yesterday. Read the two page how to turn me on booklet. I own a Breville Oracle Touch. Which long ago I quit using the built-in grinder. I have gotten it to a science. But for everyone's information I drink one drink a day. And a 14oz. Bag will change across time. Which means continuou

It won’t do flow profiling and for me, this is the biggest advantage of the Flair. Adjusting pressure to maintain flow rate means you can regulate contact time, so you’re getting the same extraction as the puck degrades. Nick from Fellow who’s been leading the project talks about this in reply #41 i

Fellow is tricky to get impartial advice. They have been linked to an influx of AI content on coffee subreddits as well as indiscreet influencer-type content barely disguised as genuine. They also have a history of sending their customers entirely new products (which are bulky, heavy) for any proble