ESPRO - P7 French Press - Double Walled Stainless Steel Insulated Coffee and Tea Maker with Micro-Filter - Keep Drinks Hotter for Longer, Perfect for Home (Aegean Blue, 32 Oz)

Works okay but the dual filter wastes coffee and the insulation is poor. Cold after 30 minutes.

It's not as good as I expected, with a price of like 200$+. I'm was used to regular original Bodum for more than a decade and wanted the best of the best to replace it. I wanted insulated to keep it warm longer and the biggest volume possible cause we are kindof heavy coffee drinkers. And, wanted the best of the best. As often, my expectations may have been too high, because of biased/sponsored reviews everywhere on the internet about ESPRO. It does not keep it so warm for that long, I expected more. It does a little better then a glass Bodum container but not that much. Keeps it warm, not Hot. Built quality is soso. Made in China. The brushed interior is not very well finished and the rim of the jar is like almost sharp enough to Cut your hand - which is bad. The dual filtering system is kind of a gimmick honestly. I've used it without the second filter without any issues and didn't notice any difference. And this is their big Patented highlight they advertise about. Feels more like a hassle when cleaning it. Yeah... I don't know. The whole thing feels very overpriced, I do not recommend unless you can get it at least half price on sale.

I have broken any number of nice glass presses and have been discouraged. As careful as I am, anyone helping seems to break the glass ones. This product is, admittedly, an investment. I have not had it too long but have enjoyed the results of my cafe beverage which I combine hte wonderful Teccino, CrioBrew, and sometimes a few beans for a lovely brew. It does say it is a thermos, but hte heat dissipates relatively soon. Nevertheless, I like it.

Works well no grinds getting past filter Easy to clean and put up A little pricey in my opinion

Really nice quality French press. Only complaint, which is a caution for buyers who prefer the color blu: this blue practically never actually looks blue - instead it appears black. I wish designers would stop adopting this shade of blue without offering an alternative that actually looks blue most of if not all of the time, especially since the photos on line suggest that it’ll look blue most of the time.