Coffee and Espresso Maker - Patented 3-in-1 Brewing Technology, Portable and Lightweight, 10oz Capacity, Includes Micro-Filters, Scoop, and Stirrer.

A good purchase and the coffee it makes is yummy. Not bitter and works well

It took me a few different variations in method to arrive at the one that suited my taste, but once you crack it, it is easy, quick and produces great coffee. Love It!

Works exactly as expected . Convenient way to make a quality single cup of filter coffee

very easy to use and clean and give a good cup of coffee

The aeropress was really good! I tried different ways of using it. Makes great coffee! And easy and quick.

its really good

Love my new aero press. Super efficient and easy to clean My coffee tastes great

In the unit I recieved, the rubber end of the plunger was loose and didn’t not fit firmly on the plunger. This resulted in an uneven fit and me having to constantly adjust the plunger to keep the rubber end level in order to brew my coffee.

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It's great

Que dire, je suis émerveillé par le résultat ! Modèle 85A02 couleur gris, piston, cylindre, support filtre avec quelques filtres, cuillère doseuse et un mélangeur. Je me suis préparé un café avec un peux de poivre de Selim et j'ai retrouvé la saveur du café bu au Sénégal, café corsé sans acidité... un régale ! Je recommande cette presse

I love this. We don’t use it all the time because we have lots of other ways of making coffee but when we do use it, it is a joy. The same coffee is somehow richer and, of course, hotter. We took it with us when we went away for a long weekend recently and it was great to have decent coffee rather than the cheap instant stuff the hotels provide. Our trip also included a few days in self-catering accommodation and again this came into its own as it is so much easier to clean up than the cafetière provided. Do be sure to have the press on a stable base as you do have to press down quite hard to push the coffee through but that is the only downside I can think of. Cleaning up after use is a doddle, push out the end of the tube into a bin and just wash the equipment, no messy grounds to deal with.

I am a bit of a coffee snob and have spent the last few months getting better at it. I typically drink espresso or French press coffee, and decided to try AeroPress. I got good results straight out of the box using the included instructions, but if you google the AeroPress world championships you'll find a number of recipes / techniques that produce exceptional coffee. Basically, you brew strong (about 1:4 ratio coffee:water) using a coarse grind for a short time (about 2 min) using the inverted method and then dilute to taste with water or milk. For milk drinks using a finer grind and/or a one-minute longer infusion time produce more 'espresso-like' results that I find pleasing. I've had better results with paper filters than metal screens, but I don't notice much difference moving up to the premium Aesir filter disks. Total coffee production time, including boiling enough water, is probably five minutes, faster than espresso (at least considering my machine's heat-up time) or a French press. I have now more or less retired my French press, and only get the espresso machine out on weekends. Also: clean up is shockingly fast and easy, a big difference from espresso or French press (at least if you're like me and make some effort to clean the elements each time you use it). I've also been learning to do V60 pour-overs, but getting good results from a manual percolation method requires practice, whereas an infusion method like AeroPress is more forgiving and easier to master (even if you're careful about grind, coffee and water weight, etc.). So, if you want to improve your coffee experience at home (without buying or pulling out an espresso machine or spending a lot of time perfecting your pour-over technique), AeroPress seems to me the way to go.