AeropressCoffee and Espresso Maker with Tote Bag and 350 Additional Filters - Quickly Makes Delicious Coffee without Bitterness - 1 to 3 Cups Per Press

Genuine Aeropress - love using it but took far too long to deliver.

Supe del AeroPress Coffee por que vi a unos amigos usándolo para su café diario y me pareció de lo más práctico.Excelente calidad del producto y fácil de usar y lavar. Con esto dejo atrás las cafeteras eléctricas y las de cápsulas, y no por malas, sino que este AeroPress me parece que facilita todo el "proceso".

Pictures imply you're getting extra box of filters and tote bag for the additional £6 over the stand alone Aeropress but in fact all you get is a flimsy bag

Fresh brew takes a bit to get to your preferred mix, once mastered yum.

My Friends, This is it. This is the perfect coffee maker for me. I am traveling constantly and have tried to make a decent cup of coffee from the snow toped mountains of the Hindu Kush in Afghanistan, all the way to the Congo where I am writting this right now. I just finished my second cup of coffee and had to stop evreything else so I can write this and help you decide on getting this perfect gem! Lets get to the specifics...Delivery was faster than expected and the packaging is perfect and sturdy. The inside product package is a tall box that is of the same shape as the press in the picture above. Everything comes neatly wrapped and packaged inside and in a way that nothing gets broken in transit.All the peices are plastic and STRONG! Nothing is going to break on you, I bet I could give it to a silver back gorilla and he couldn't do any damage at all.As I unpacked it, I went straight to the instructions. I know how to make a coffee using socks, but I figured I wanted to use this gem to the best of it's ability. Someone really put thought into the instructions... they made them Sean proof and easily and freindly understandable. The instructions are written in several different languages and are unfolded into the single front and back sheet, they are perferated so you can easily cut out your language and dispose of the rest. The instructions come with very simple to understand diagrams and instructions.. even a FAQ paragraph that I found helpful. The instructions also mention how environmental the filter disks are and how they are reusable (which I did and had no change in quality).Due to my situation of only moving out in the bush with the bare essentials, I found the blue zip up tote bag extremly helpful in keeping everything together. The coffee scoop and stir paddle are solid but large, and I improvise with other items but in your office or favorite reading corner, they can be useful as directed and look very professional.It comes with plenty of filters wrapped in plastic so they won't get goofy in the environment. The filters also come with a very nice looking dispensor that compliments the chamber/plunger combo.Everything looks very futuristic and ergonomic.. heck.. it just looks cool.I have my own coffee here and as recommended, I use a fine grind. Getting ready to put it into action now...I put the filter on the filter cap, attach it to the bottom of the chamber (a truly solid peice of art here) then set it over my coffee cup.The funnel attachement is very nice and perfect for the home and kitchen, but the top of the chamber is actually large enough that a table spoon is an easy scoop with out getting grounds all over. so now comes the water.The water temperature is very important as outlined in the instructions, but hard to guage using a camp stove. so after it boils... I let it settle down a little and then slowely pour it into the chamber. A little of the water starts dripping through, but as the instructions point out, this is normal.. just like a drip maker at home. As the water fills up the chamber to the right measure. I then stir the coffee/water for 7-10 seconds. I set the plunger above and gently apply enough pressure to slowly lower the plunger, pushing the water through the coffee grounds and filter. That is pretty much it.I usually take a second to admire this little beauty, but then remove the chamber and holding it over a trash container, unscrew the filter cap. The filter is still adhered to the coffee grounds and with just one more gentle push, the coffee puck scores a neat package right into the trash. A slight rinse and the chamber is spotless. this only takes 5-10 seconds.. I set it on a hand towel to air dry and sit back with the perfect cup of coffee.I know some people are sceptics and I was as well. I've tried so many french presses, camp espressos.. all kinds of things and there are some great products out there, but I somehow always get grounds or residue even after the expensive filters and strainers.Cleaning a french press out in the bush can just be a pain sometimes and that is never a problem with this little diamond.The coffee seemed richer and more flavorable without the bitterness. just good clean flavor. no sediment whatsoever in the bottom of the cup. Earlier today I gave away 2 french presses that have seen all kinds of action around the world and I tell you honestly I will never miss them. This AeroPress is by far the very best I've ever had. After I finish this book of a review, I am ordering 10 more for my mates on this mission and then probably 10 more for christmas gifts. Thank you for all your patience and I wish you all the safest journeys and satisfying java time. After a long day.. don't you deserve a great cup of Joe?

When it comes to coffee, I was always searching for the best coffee taste and my search evolved between trying different coffee machines, different coffee beans, coarse vs regular coffee and so on... Until I read a review online about the AeroPress system and decided to spend 40 bucks on it. I can easily say, those are the best 40 bucks I spent to date on coffee machines, this is the best and easiest way to make the best tasting coffee ever!! It's very very close to espresso machines, without paying thousands of dollars, and best of all, no electricity needed, super fast cleaning (less than 30 seconds to clean it all), very fast to prepare (heat water in a kettle before, and it takes less than a minute for your coffee to be fully ready (adding cream and sugar time included). I own a high quality coffee machine, a french press, and now I'm not using them anymore. And the best of all, this AeroPress comes with a nice zipper bag, and I take it with me when I travel. Absolutely portable and you have your own amazing coffee anywhere anytime! And it's made in the U.S.A., not even in China (with respect to Chinese made products). I definitely recommend it, especially if you want to give it as a gift.