The French press appeared about half a century before the appearance of the filter cup, and as a common coffee brewing utenza, the French press is especially suitable for office use, with a low threshold of use, and can also be used to make tea. Founded in 1944 as a Danish family brand, Bodum sells glassware for domestic use, and its product history is almost the history of modern French presses. The product line of Bodum French press is very rich, with many optional specifications, and the price ranges from 100-1000 yuan. In addition to the regular classic design, Bodum has launched the portable French press, a brand that takes coffee pots to the extreme.
 
French presses still have a place in the European and American coffee market, but in the Chinese market they have been overshadowed by pour-over coffee. Known as a textbook French press, the Bodum French Press is made of Schott glass, the thickness of the filter is exquisite, and the classic design has kept it at the forefront. The French press presses the coffee by pressing the coffee powder to the bottom of the pot, pressurizing the coffee to extract the coffee, and at the same time separating the coffee powder from the water, which can present the original flavor of the coffee beans to the greatest extent, and the body is obvious. French presses generally use a filter to filter coffee, and the extracted coffee often has a fine powder, and the taste is not as clean as the filter paper, but many coffee fans think that this is the advantage of using a French press, because the use of filter filtration can retain the oil in the coffee, and the coffee will be stronger.
 
As Bodum's most classic series, Chambord was named "Best French Press" by the Culinary Institute of America in 2004 and is known as the champion of French presses. Chambord's filters are so fine that they work well with both coarse and fine grinding. In the high-end French press market, the Brazil series can be considered an affordable product, with the same filter as the Chambord, the only drawback is that the handle is not as good as the Chambord. Chambord's eight-cup French press is priced at more than 600 yuan, while the Brazil series is priced at around 300 yuan, which is more cost-effective.
 
Bodum's electric siphon ePEBO launched in 2018 is a rare all-in-one electric siphon on the market. The ePEBO is based on the classic siphon pot with an electric base, which can be operated with one button, and novices can use it without pressure, and can easily brew delicious and stable coffee. Compared with Bodum's other classic siphon pot that requires an external heat source, the ePEBO, which costs about 2,000 yuan, is more worth the investment. It is worth noting that the lower pot and the base cannot be separated, which is inconvenient to clean, and there will be less playability after the operation is automated.
 
In addition to French presses, Bodum's product line also has a small selection of pour-over coffee pots. The glass pour-over pot has a one-piece design with a built-in metal filter, which does not need to be used with filter paper and can retain the grease aroma of coffee. The price of the domestic flagship store is 378 yuan, and the price on the overseas official website is less than 200 yuan.