I read what I could but was not convinced it’s enough of a defined issue to change up for me, especially with zero cardiovascular issues. Open to future changes if the science gets more refined.

I also like my moka pot but usually I want drip equivalent, takes longer to drink otherwise I have too much.

But I don’t want to.

I do enjoy the Espro I have, very tight seal and fine filter. But my daily driver is cheaper, I just don’t pour out the last bit and works fine.

One of us (French press people).

I’m not a coffee fanatic, it’s just the simplest (read: laziest) way to make decent coffee without replacement filters.

Seconding the advice to just check local roasters.

If you’re looking for cheaper it’ll be challenging. Wegmans carries a couple whole bean decaf varieties (espresso and something medium roast). Trader Joe’s always seems to have whole bean French roast. And there’s some bulk ones on Amazon probably worth a shot - used to get SF Bay decaf there.

Probably good, not my thing since it requires filters. Very compact tho so yeah.

Espresso is hard to do at an office but a French press and hand grinder are very easy to keep in a drawer at your desk. And if you’re desperate you can use the drop brewer to get your hot water.