Stainless Steel French Press

Not sure what else I can add among 30k plus reviews with a solid 4.7 star rating...says a lot about this impressive coffee press. Im a huge fan of French Pressed coffee and had two other glass type presses. Both unfortunately either cracked, or broke due to my own mishandling and falling victim to my kitchen granite countertop. I decided this time around to steer clear of glass and most importantly the plastic tops that accompany most glass type presses. Im looking to cut as much plastic related products in my life due to recent health studies of micro plastics showing up in our arteries leading to potential strokes and heart attacks. The solid steel construction of this press is not only a more durable option but a healthier one as well. I'm also finding that the steel along with the thermal insulation is keeping my coffee hotter longer vs my older glass presses. The coffee is always excellent (smooth, rich , and balanced) and all I use is Maxwell House Original Blend with no brewing problems whatsoever. This is a solid well built coffee press for the price and any coffee lover in your life would absolutely love it as a gift. The other thing I really like is it doesn't take up counter top space and cleaning the press is super easy. Im obviously a huge fan and would recommend this to any coffee connoisseur!

I’ve been through MANY French presses in my last 20 years of using them- it’s the only method of coffee making that I use. This is by far the best French press I’ve ever used! 1-it won’t break: I’ve broken the glass ones from running hot water in it, then too cold of water to rinse it, plus knocking it into things, including just sitting a glass one on the counter made it break one time. This means that if you’re in a hurry, you can pour your coffee, rinse it immediately and run out the door. 2- it keeps coffee warm for around 2 hours (this was on a car ride with cold air blowing on it in the floorboard, so it might even stay hot longer).3- my FAVORITE part about this, as shown in the pic, is the little arrow on top of the lid facing the spout so you know how far to turn the tip in order to pour. I’ve always marked my presses with a sharpie on top to know where to pour, but I’m thrilled with the thought process and detail this company put into this, it just shows the quality. 4- this is the best filter system I’ve ever had on a French press. This comes down to the fit and perfect cut of the filter to the press cup. I’m used to getting some grounds in my coffee cup every now and then, but have yet to have this problem with this press. 5- the ability to pour multiple cups- and hot cups at that!- is so appreciated. After 20 years of using these things, I’m so glad to have found this!!! Thank you, Secura! If I could add one thing, I’d love to see them in different colors!

Infinitely better than any glass french press I've used. Not to mention the value proposition with this being such a fair price, I literally bought 2 to give one to a family member.All of the metal work like welds, laser etching branding and laser etched indicator on the top of the lid to show where lid opens... It's all very thought out and made with care. Any other product would have just printed on something on top of the metal work and it would have just scraped off in like 10 uses. This thing feels like a tank and would last for years and years. Even the spout where you pour the coffee has been designed in such a way that the way it pours is intentionally smooth and doesn't "stick" to the french press and make a mess. I honestly think this might be the best valued purchase I've made on Amazon in the history of using it. It's honestly that surprising. This thing feels like it could be easily $70 dollars, but it's actually at a fair price.The only couple minor complaints I have, have to do with the screen mesh filter and the metal "spring" coiled around one of the assembly plates. I would love to see the inside circle mesh where a hole has been punched out to assemble the other parts on top of the screen, to have a washer/ring that lines the inside of that mesh hole punch. It has some slight fraying to it that I could see slowly deteriorating over time and it would also make it more comfortable with washing it without fear of one of the metal strands stabbing you in the finger. The other complaint is a little more of an issue with how the metal spring is assembled that lines one of the assembly plates. On my product, the end of the spring had just a sharp end sticking out, so when pushing the french press down, it would scrape against the side of the walls inside the french press. I ended up just taking a pair of pliers and bending the end part of the spring sticking out and pulled it inwards so it wasn't facing the wall of the cup. Other than that though, pretty much perfect product. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to foam milk by pushing the press up and down a few times, and also for people who want to make a great cup of coffee.