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[Prime] OXO Brew Rapid Brewer Hot & Cold Coffee Maker $53.19 (RRP $69.40) Delivered @ Amazon AU

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[Prime] OXO Brew Rapid Brewer Hot & Cold Coffee Maker $53.19 (RRP $69.40) Delivered @ Amazon AUAffiliate
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Droz on 10/07/2026 - 12:21 amazon.com.au (774 clicks)
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If you love throwing money at different ways to brew coffee, well - this might be the deal for you.

One of the cheaper machines that have helped popularise the "SOUP" style of coffee.

Looks like an ATL from Amazon, and definitely less than competing stores like Alternative Brewing even before you take into account shipping.

You can also get the "Outdoor" version that comes with a travel bag and red accents for $86, but that seems like much less of a deal.

If you've got a bunch of Aeropress filters laying about you can throw them in this when making soup, but it does have a built in stainless steel filter.

Edit: deal not expired, now 9 cents cheaper!

Features:

  • Why the OXO Rapid Brewer? — Brew exquisite concentrated coffee anywhere in 5 minutes or less with this lightweight, portable coffee maker. Not only is this the end of unsatisfactory coffee on-the-go, it’s the end of long lines and overpriced barista brew.
  • 2 Minutes for Hot, 5 Minutes for Cold ­ — Brew hot or cold concentrated coffee to suit your preferred taste, the temperature or your mood.
  • Built-in Stainless Steel Filter — No messy paper filters required.
  • Compact, Lightweight — The Rapid Brewer fits easily in your backpack or purse.
  • No Plugs, No Charging — Craft your perfect cup at home, at the office, in the hotel, or anywhere. All you need is your Rapid Brewer and ~5 ounces of hot or cold water.
  • ONE RAPID BREWER, ENDLESS VERSATILITY - This coffee maker brews concentrated coffee, which you then dilute with water or milk. From there, craft an Americano, a Vietnamese-style cold brew, or even affogato the possibilities are limitless.
  • RAINMAKER SHOWERHEAD - The rainmaker showerhead evenly distributes water across the entire coffee bed, ensuring maximum flavor extraction.
  • DISHWASHER SAFE - All parts, except the pump, are dishwasher safe.
  • Dimensions: 22 x 8.5 x 8.3 cm, Weight: 580 grams
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  • eddyah on 10/07/2026 - 12:23

    French press with extra steps?

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    • TEER3X on 10/07/2026 - 12:25

      Closer to an aeropress

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      • cornflakes on 10/07/2026 - 14:52

        It's so dumb, I've used my aeropress no more than 10 times. Find it fiddly af, with adding the filter, then disassembly to clean. Granted it would be worth it if the result was great, but it's no better than a French press but with the extra work, not to mention it's made of plastic.

        I originally got it to use while camping, but a moka pot is much better suited. Can even put it on campfire coals so I don't have to boil water separately either.

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        • Droz on 10/07/2026 - 19:24

          The thing I hate about a French Press is the disassembly, cleaning, and reassembly of the screen. I guess you never have to disassemble it if you don't care :)

          If only for that, Aero press and OXO win. Aero press is super easy to clean because the puck pops right out, rinse and you're done.

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  • Kaise on 10/07/2026 - 12:32

    Oh man. I read that first line and never felt so targetted

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    • meong on 10/07/2026 - 13:25

      i thought i was the only one

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  • shake on 10/07/2026 - 12:42

    Is this any better than an Aeropress?

    OP - real question - how do you know the Aeropress paper filters fit in this? Thanks.

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    • Hereforwinedeals on 10/07/2026 - 12:54

      I have both and prefer the Oxo, on a 22/82g soup shot and then add 120-140g of water depending on the beans.

      In my opinion it is more forgiving to get more consistently good coffee, and better with older beans. Lighter roasts are also great in this thing.

      It does however use a lot more beans compared to the AP at around 1:10 ratio compared to 1:15-18 for AP and filter.

      Aeropress filters are perfect fit on top a little too big at the bottom but easily go up sides. I have 54m paper at the bottom and AP on top.

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      • modded on 10/07/2026 - 16:17

        I'm curious; can you unpack more how your experience showed it more forgiving than an aeropress, and lighter roasts working better? It seems like a very similar mechanism especially given the filters fit anyway. Is the pressing experience somehow easier?

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        • fractalsonfire on 10/07/2026 - 18:23

          If you're making soup, the issue with the aeropress is the tendency when pouring to 'mix' the coffee and water together when you want to keep them separate. The idea is to push the water through the coffee bed. It can be done - see here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pc1P435Chs, but its more finicky than using the Oxo rapid brewer.

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        • Hereforwinedeals on 11/07/2026 - 10:57

          It's a different way of brewing, percolation vs immersion and lots of information on YT (Lance). You can get soup style in the AP similar to the video fractal supplied, but it's more finnicky and doesn't produce the exact same results in my experience. It's dead easy with the OXO, fine tuning with https://espressoaf.com/guides/orb_soup.html as necessary. It doesn't require filters, but one on bottom yields a cleaner cup and one on top keeps the puck intact.

          I don't think I've made a "bad" coffee with the oxo, where I've had varying results with AP at times. Pressing is less varied than the AP because you pump it and it'll go constant at a low pressure.

          Lighter roast performance maybe a little anecdotal, but I can get cups pretty on par with V60 where AP a bit lackluster.

          Both are great, the OXO just suits my tastes more and I love using it.

          Funnily enough AP themselves posted a slanderous article about the OXO if you want a laugh - https://aeropress.com/blogs/blog/aeropress-vs-oxo-rapid-brew…

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    • fractalsonfire on 10/07/2026 - 18:20

      Aeropress filters can be used but they're not a perfect fit. Its fine for making 'soup', i do it all the time.

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    • neRok on 10/07/2026 - 23:19

      That OXO one looks similar to the Kmart one I bought ~1 year ago for $15 (might have been on clearance at that time it seems).

      If so, these have an actual air pump in them - like a ball pump. You gotta pump them a lot to build up the air pressure, until eventually the hot water gets forced through the compacted/contained ground-coffee. So its not the same as Aeropress in process terms.

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      • Droz on 11/07/2026 - 10:57

        This one is not a lot of pumping - maybe 5 pumps, depending on what you want to do.

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      • Droz on 13/07/2026 - 19:20

        Having thought about it again - this isn't a portable espresso machine - though it does have a pump. You pump, very gently, four or five times and out Congress the coffee.

        Then you can either dilute it, or drink it.

        I had a go this morning, and the whole process was quite fun (for me!).

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  • Droz on 12/07/2026 - 19:11

    Ordered on Friday, delivered today (Sunday), which I was impressed with.

    Too late for a coffee today, but at least I can give this a go soon!

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  • PlowKing on 15/07/2026 - 16:42

    This deal is still going for anyone interested.

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    • Droz on 15/07/2026 - 19:36

      Removed the end date so it's not expired anymore - do you know where it may say when the deal ends?

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      • PlowKing on 15/07/2026 - 20:35

        Currently selling for $53.19
        Can't see end date for sale.

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      • Neon on 30/07/2026 - 15:07

        Looks like this isn't on anymore

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