
Stagg EKG Pro
The benchmark electric gooseneck — to-the-degree control, a PID that holds it, and a counterbalanced handle.

Stagg-grade temperature control behind a wide spout — the Fellow to buy for French press and tea rather than pour-over.
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Mechanically this is the Stagg EKG Pro's sibling: to-the-degree control, a colour LCD, guide-mode presets, hold mode, a brew stopwatch and scheduling, in a 304 stainless body. The difference is the spout. Corvo pours wide and fast, which is what a French press, an immersion brewer or a teapot wants and precisely what pour-over does not — so it scores lower in a category where pour control carries the heaviest weight. Buy it for everything except the V60.
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Amazon owners average 4.5 stars over just 49 ratings; the Pro revision is a young listing, so the sample is thin beside the Stagg's.
The gear that pairs with the Corvo EKG Pro to make a complete, working setup.

An inexpensive AeroPress or V60 turns fresh grounds into a great cup with almost no outlay.

The benchmark electric gooseneck — to-the-degree control, a PID that holds it, and a counterbalanced handle.

The nearest substitute for a Stagg from another brand — one-degree steps, a real gooseneck, and a full liter.

Variable-temp gooseneck pouring for a third less than a Stagg, with a larger capacity.

A long-favorite budget gooseneck many consider the best cheap pour for Chemex.

The budget gooseneck to start with — five presets, a genuine gooseneck spout, and by far the biggest owner base in the category.