KONA French Press vs Bialetti Moka Pot

Using the KONA French Press requires minimal effort: you just have to put coffee grounds, add hot water, mix, wait a bit, then press. This result is a good homebrewed cup of coffee without all the hassle.

While the KONA French Press is a great coffee maker, it’s also good for brewing loose-leaf tea. The dual function of the KONA French Press makes it a great addition to the kitchen for someone who enjoys both coffee and tea.

The KONA French Press is designed to last for years, unlike lower quality alternatives that rarely last for several months. With proper care, the KONA French Press is good for everyday use due to its borosilicate glass construction that provides durability and prevents cracking.

The Bialetti Moka Pot gives you an easy way to make coffee on a camping trip. It's made using extremely durable aluminum, allowing it to take quite a beating. It can be heated using a portable gas stove, so you won't need a separate water heater, but you should avoid setting it on a campfire, since the coffee won't turn out so great due to the uneven heat distribution.

This coffee maker can produce coffee with an exceptionally strong taste, which surpasses coffee made by any drip coffee maker, but falls slightly short of a true espresso. This taste is achieved thanks to the pot's design and the way the coffee is brewed.

This coffee maker has a very simple design and can be easily disassembled and cleaned. You should only clean it by hand since it will get damaged inside a dishwasher.