xBloom Pourover Coffee Machine - The Ultimate Guide

[@wlmontag]

I been using the XBloom for about a year and absolutely love it. I wish the pods were less expensive and easier to obtain. It would be great to walk into a Costco and purchase them. The Omni dripper works very well. Thank you for your excellent, thorough review.

[@error.418]

I agree about pod availability, although the online shipping is pretty quick, but prices are a bit steep. I ended up preferring just buying my own bags of beans and using the re-usable cup. It's way cheaper and super quick and easy to use with a scale, some Kalita Wave 155 filters, and a negotiator I got from Etsy.

[@xbloomcoffee]

Thank you so much for reviewing our machine :)

[@error.418]

Hiiiiighly recommend spritzing your beans with a little water (or wet your hand and shake it on them, or use the handle of a spoon to wet and then stir, etc.) before pouring them in. The static build-up on this grinder is pretty high and leads to a lot more clean-up without the neutralizing water. I was shocked how much less clean up there was with the RDT (Ross Droplet Technique) that was shared in the XBloom Discord.

[@xbloomcoffee]

Thanks for sharing it with the people on KZbin!!

[@grzib]

It’s certainly interesting machine 😊

[@micku9954]

where they made ???

[@user-qp2fu4jy8n]

to expensive, to complicated for the daily use, each espresso machine and capsule system is better performing, temperature of the finished product can be critical (to cold), sorry didn´t convince me.....