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BTW - I think a moccamaster "cup"= a little over 4 ounces. So, if your "cup" is a 16 ounce mug, just know that this is about 4 cups on this machine. I brew up to the 6 cup mark when I make coffee and that gets me 2 mugs of coffee out of it. I use 16 oz mugs, but I use lots of cream and sugar - so I

Have you looked At Moccamaster? Their KBTS can brew a full pot (32oz) or half a pot (16oz). They’re expensive but I got my KBTS as a refurb direct from the company for $229.

Neither. Get the KBTS. It's the smallest model with a thermal carafe. It makes up to 1 L (32 oz) which is perfect for 4 people to share (if you ever host your family or some friends). Because it's the thermal model, you can take the carafe out and put a travel mug or thermos or mug underneath and br

The KBGV is 1” taller and 1.25” longer and has a 40oz glass carafe versus the 32oz stainless steel carafe. The other big difference is the KBGV has a second switch you flip to select a half or a full pot, which changes the temperature of the heating element under the carafe and turns on/off the boil

Get the KBTS model with the flow control switch - and use Cafec 103 filters (not the mocca master ones, which are slow and clog easily) and you’ll be surprised how good the coffee is. If you get other Moccamaster models, and use Moccamaster branded filters, it’s not nearly as impressive.

The KBTS is the supreme model moccamaster. Here's why. It has a thermal carafe that is steel-lined, not glass. So thermal shock concerns don't apply. It doesn't use a hot plate which means that you can brew into any container you please. I've brewed directly into a mug, into a travel mug, a differen

Love my Moccamaster KBTS with thermal carafe. I’m the only coffee drinker in my house and it’s perfect for me. Also have a Barzata grinder.

I currently own a Moccamaster KBTS and an xBloom Studio. I previously owned (and returned) an Aiden. My .02 - if money isn’t an issue get the Moccamaster and an extremely good grinder. Since it’s such a basic/dumb device - the grinder (and of course water) will have the biggest impact, but with a to