Bodum Travel Press 15oz vs ESPRO P7

The verdict

Bodum Travel Press 15oz is the better buy on our scoring, 7.9 to ESPRO P7's 7.2. It leads on build quality & durability and ease of cleaning.

Who each one suits

Bodum Travel Press 15oz

Brewing in the cup you are going to drink from, on a train or at a desk

Scores higher on build quality & durability, ease of cleaning, value for money.

ESPRO P7

The insulated ESPRO for somebody who wants it in a colour, not just steel

Scores higher on brew quality & filtration.

How they score, criterion by criterion

Both are scored the same way against the rest of their category, from what their makers publish. The weight is how much each criterion moves the total. How the score works

CriterionWeightBodum Travel Press 15ozESPRO P7
Brew Quality & Filtration26%6.26.9
Build Quality & Durability20%8.16.9
Heat Retention16%10.010.0
Ease of Cleaning14%9.08.0
Value for Money12%5.02.6
Pour & Handling12%10.08.3

What each one costs

PriceNot publicly stated$114.99

Where they differ

Every specification the two makers publish differently. Everything they match on is in the full table below.

Bodum Travel Press 15ozESPRO P7
Price—$114.99
Best forBrewing in the cup you are going to drink from, on a train or at a deskThe insulated ESPRO for somebody who wants it in a colour, not just steel
What sets it apartThe press and the travel mug are the same object, so nothing needs decantingThe insulated dual-filter press in six finishes, from Aegean Blue to Cranberry
Body MaterialVacuum-sealed double-wall stainless steelPolypropylene, Stainless steel
Capacity Cups—5, 7
Capacity440, published as 15oz532, 946 ml
Colour Options—Aegean Blue, Brushed stainless steel, Cranberry, Matte black, Matte White, Polished Stainless Steel
Made in—China
Dimensions84 x 84 x 224 mm—
Dishwasher Safe✓✓
Filter MaterialStainless steel—
Filter Stages12
Filter Type—Dual Micro-Filter System
Handle MaterialSilicone non-slip gripStainless steel
In Box AccessoriesNone. The maker notes the extra lid is no longer included.—
Insulated✓✓
Lid TypeSpill resistant, with the plunger built in—
Plunger MaterialStainless steel, built into the lid—
Recommended GrindCoarse, per the maker—
Ships toUS—
Ships to NoteConfirmed on Amazon US, which is where this link points. Availability in other Amazon stores has not been checked, and a regional store may substitute a different product.—
Warranty1 year—
Warranty Years NoteBodum states a limited one year warranty on manufacturer defects, and excludes glass from it—

Pros and cons

From each full review, written from the same published facts as the scores above.

Bodum Travel Press 15oz
  • +Vacuum-sealed double-wall stainless steel with the plunger built into a spill-resistant lid, so it brews and travels in one vessel
  • +A silicone non-slip grip
  • +Dishwasher safe, with a one-year Bodum warranty
  • −440ml, by far the smallest here, which is one cup
  • −A single filter stage
  • −Bodum notes the second lid is no longer included, so there is nothing to seal it with while you drink
Full Bodum Travel Press 15oz review →
ESPRO P7
  • +Insulated double-wall stainless steel with the dual micro-filter
  • +Two sizes, 532ml and 946ml, dishwasher safe on selected models
  • −$114.99, the most expensive press here alongside the P6, which it closely resembles
  • −ESPRO publishes no warranty duration
  • −Nothing in the published specification separates it from the P6 except the extra size
Full ESPRO P7 review →

Every specification, side by side

Bodum Travel Press 15ozESPRO P7
Price
Price—$114.99
Who it suits
Best forBrewing in the cup you are going to drink from, on a train or at a deskThe insulated ESPRO for somebody who wants it in a colour, not just steel
What sets it apartThe press and the travel mug are the same object, so nothing needs decantingThe insulated dual-filter press in six finishes, from Aegean Blue to Cranberry
Specifications
Body MaterialVacuum-sealed double-wall stainless steelPolypropylene, Stainless steel
Capacity Cups—5, 7
Capacity440, published as 15oz532, 946 ml
Colour Options—Aegean Blue, Brushed stainless steel, Cranberry, Matte black, Matte White, Polished Stainless Steel
Made in—China
Dimensions84 x 84 x 224 mm—
Dishwasher Safe✓✓
Double Wall✓✓
Filter MaterialStainless steel—
Filter Stages12
Filter Type—Dual Micro-Filter System
Handle MaterialSilicone non-slip gripStainless steel
In Box AccessoriesNone. The maker notes the extra lid is no longer included.—
Insulated✓✓
Lid TypeSpill resistant, with the plunger built in—
Plunger MaterialStainless steel, built into the lid—
Recommended GrindCoarse, per the maker—
Ships toUS—
Ships to NoteConfirmed on Amazon US, which is where this link points. Availability in other Amazon stores has not been checked, and a regional store may substitute a different product.—
Warranty1 year—
Warranty Years NoteBodum states a limited one year warranty on manufacturer defects, and excludes glass from it—

Bodum Travel Press 15oz vs ESPRO P7: common questions

Which is better, Bodum Travel Press 15oz or ESPRO P7?

Bodum Travel Press 15oz scores 7.9 against 7.2, both computed from published specifications rather than opinion. ESPRO P7 is still ahead on brew quality & filtration.

Is Bodum Travel Press 15oz or ESPRO P7 cheaper?

Bodum Travel Press 15oz starts at Not publicly stated, and ESPRO P7 at $114.99.

Who is Bodum Travel Press 15oz for?

Brewing in the cup you are going to drink from, on a train or at a desk

Who is ESPRO P7 for?

The insulated ESPRO for somebody who wants it in a colour, not just steel

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