Fellow Aiden Precision Coffee Maker vs Wolf Gourmet 10-Cup Coffee Maker

Pour-over quality at the push of a button, from a single cup to a full carafe, including cold brew

Scores higher on brew quality, brewing control & programmability, capacity & flexibility.

Home brewers seeking consistent, precision-brewed drip coffee with integrated grounds weighing

Scores higher on build quality & durability, ease of use & cleaning, carafe & heat retention.

• +SCA certified, meeting the Specialty Coffee Association's standards for brewed coffee.
• +A dedicated bloom followed by measured pulses, the technique of a manual pour over done by the machine.
• +An adjustable showerhead that changes its coverage for a single cup or a full carafe.
• +Scheduling and control from an app on iOS and Android.
• +Thermal carafe, a 2 year warranty and five colour options.

• −No permanent filter included, so paper filters are a running cost.
• −Fellow's product page does not publish water reservoir capacity or brew temperature range.
• −At $399.95 it costs several times a basic drip machine.
• −App-based features depend on Fellow continuing to support the app.

• +A five-year warranty, matched here only by the Moccamaster
• +A double-walled stainless thermal carafe with no hot plate at all
• +Five boldness options and an integrated water filter that reduces chlorine
• +A shower head Wolf says is designed to meet strict extraction standards

• −$599.95, the second most expensive drip maker here, after the Ratio Eight Series 2
• −No permanent filter is included: it takes cone paper
• −No brew temperature is published and there is no SCA certification