After brewing multiple times with different recipes and even foregoing recipes and just going for it, the claim that it is consistent stands. Regardless of how I brewed every time the brew was pretty tasty and easy to drink. 

 

200g of water

50g preinfusion (bloom) for 30sec

Push the rest of the 150g of water slowly (should take around a 1min)

Total brew time should be 1:30

Serve and enjoy
 

I really enjoyed the taste it produced, it was clean with a nice acidity, but not much body. It tastes more like a pourover coffee than an Aeropress.

It does have a few drawbacks though, the main one is that it isn’t as versatile as other brewers, specifically the Aeropress. The Delter Press will always be compared to the Aeropress as they look pretty similar and while the Aeropress has a wide range of brewing methods and drinks that you can brew, the Delter Press only has one. 

One other tiny nitpick is that it is a bit messier than other manual brewers when cleaning and there are always some coffee grounds that need to be rinsed out after brewing. These are only small issues however and I still really enjoy the brewer.

While it looks similar to an Aeropress it brews quite differently. Whereas most manual brewers use an immersion brew with the coffee and water mixed together, the Delter Press does things a bit differently. 

The Delter Press is a percolation brewer, it keeps the hot water and coffee in separate chambers and the user has to push the water through the coffee. As the user doesn’t pour hot water directly onto the coffee it eliminates the uncontrolled agitation that you get with most manual brewers.

  

PROS Brews delicious coffee. Is quite consistent compared to other brewers. Would be good for an on the go brewer as you don’t need lots of equipment.

CONS  Not as versatile as other manual brewers. A bit messier than other brewers to clean up.