WEBER WORKSHOPS Puck Screen

satisfyingly sturdy & robust, and does the job it's supposed to! my pucks knock out a lot better and there's much more consistency when using this puck screen.

A thicker and therefore more diffused screen. Slightly more work to clean than a thinner, single perforation, screen but not too much. Much more rigid than thinner screens and seemingly more durable. It DOES make a noticeable difference in the taste of each shot pulled.

I’ve been using the Weber Workshops Puck Screen for about a week, and it’s been a great to use. The build quality is solid, and it helps keep my group head clean. The thick build makes cleanup easy, as it prevents ground coffee from getting stuck through the screen.

I'm new to the world of espresso and the Weber Workshops puck screen is my first one. It is thicker than expected (in a good way), appears to give an even extraction, and keeps everything just a bit tidier. I haven't had any issues cleaning it. One thing to mention is that it is not magnetic, but I just fish it out of the knock box. I don't find that it disrupts my workflow at all. Would recommend if you like the brand!

Obviously everyone's espresso experience is different - so many factors ranging from the machine to the water. For me, with my KPES100M, this makes a huge difference. It made my shot times way more consistent.

Great all around puck screen. Nice Weber branding and logo.

Now, is this better than other similar puck screens? Hard to tell. Is it worth the premium price on quality alone? Debatable.

Would recommend if you are a fan of Weber and what they represent. Otherwise regular basic ones will do just fine. But I definitely recommend a puck screen as a whole.

Espresso accessories can often get out of hand with people posting their routine online you wonder if all of this is necessary and makes a difference. I was very skeptical about this product but decided to give it a go.

Extraction is noticeably more even with a bottomless portafilter. The puck is dryer and it everything comes out clean. Can I taste the difference? Yes. Is it an absolute must to get? No but it you can afford one it’s worth it.

Not going to give a lower rating just because I realized puckscreen creates more problem in my work flow than it solves. The quality seems to be superior with solid thick build. So I'm giving it a high rating.

Main purpose I use these is for keeping my machine cleaner. I recommend preheating them in the cup you're preheating especially if you have multiple for faster follow up shots.

I like the idea of keeping the group head clean. But I feel that it impacts my flow, and a bit tedious when hitting out the puck after.

Makes the grouphead all clean!

Prevents grounds from getting in to the shower head.

It was thicker than the current one I had, however it works great with my Lelit machine and I found I am kind of using it more often than the thin one. Compared without using it, puck screen did keep the e61 group head cleaner and there was much less residual powder.

Exactly what you would expect from WW. 10/10 supreme quality

Purchased this screen in order to incorporate into my prep due to channeling. The screen helped even out flow during extraction and makes a difference.
Purchasing it in store was a very good experience, and the staff were very helpful.

Similar to other options (e.g., Flair) does the job well and fits standard (and fancy) 58mm baskets.

I love it now. use only this puck. I have 4 pucks.

Picked this up to try, ended up liking it a lot. Not sure how much it helps the shot, but I do find it really helps keep the group head clean. As everything Weber is, premium priced, premium quality.

Solid metal puck. Should keep my group head cleaner! Excellent service from eight ounce!

Not sure if it helps with my shot, but I like the easy cleanup afterwards. I am happy that I bought it. The quality of the puck screen is good.

It does indeed make a difference, but wouldn't say it's needed.