AeroPress Clear Coffee Press – 3 In 1 Brew Method Combines French Press, Pourover, Espresso, Full Bodied Coffee Without Grit or Bitterness, Small Portable Coffee Maker for Camping & Travel, Black

Lightweight, durable, and easy to use, it makes consistently smooth, rich coffee without bitterness. Cleanup takes seconds—just a quick rinse and it’s ready to go again. Inner parts don’t need washing because the vacuum clears it. The build quality feels premium, and the transparent blue design looks nice. Perfect for home, office, or travel. I use it in the office for a quality coffee. A must-have for any coffee lover. It is good value for the price. Perfectly functioning.

I had been sitting on the fence about getting an Aeropress for a number of months and I honestly don't regret getting it. While I do think it's expensive for what it is, it's the best coffee brewing tool I've ever bought. As well as being lightweight enough to travel with and incredibly easy to use, I love that I can see the brew in the clear colour (not being able to see the coffee was something that bothered me a fair bit whenever I would see the original grey Aeropress in action). I use the inversion method with mine and it's turned me from a coffee appreciator to an coffee lover -- the microfilter allows for all the flavour and smoothness and it's unbelievably easy to use.I was initially concerned that it would be flimsy to travel with or that the clear colour would eventually stain, but it's taken a beating on camp and work trips, and is incredibly well made. I use it daily (multiple times!) and has been easy to clean and no sign of staining at all.

The AeroPress Clear is brilliant. I’ve used the original before, but I really like the transparent design — it looks modern, feels sturdy, and makes it easy to see the coffee as it brews.It’s super quick and easy to use, perfect for making a smooth, rich cup without bitterness. Clean-up is effortless too — just pop out the puck and rinse. I also love how portable it is; ideal for home, work, or travel.If you enjoy good coffee without the fuss, this is a must-have. Lightweight, durable, and makes consistently excellent coffee.

Yeah it's OK if you like flat coffee. Not that I'm an expert or anything. Maybe the fresh grounded beans weren't that tasty. Or not the right grind but I wasn't blown away. Prefer the cafetiere. But using and cleaning is the simplest. The most shocking bit is between this and the extra filters. It's works out nearly £50. Omg. Would buy again though for choice as not the only coffee drinker in our house. There are different ways to use it apparently. I tried one method and the coffee was stronger which I liked. Its does the job most definitely but way overpriced. Travelling with it is a plus I guess..

I came across the Aeropress years ago when a friend demonstrated his, but I never bought one before because I have a Nespresso machine. Fast forward to this week and I’m on holiday in a caravan so finally bought an Aeropress so I can have decent coffee here.Decent coffee is an understatement, the Aeropress makes exceptional coffee. It’s very easy to use, it takes a couple of minutes to make a coffee, and cleaning it is as simple as rinsing it under a tap. The coffee it produces is smooth and tasty without any hint of bitterness, and you can have Americanos, Lattes or any other style… it doesn’t make Espressos as such, as you need high pressure for them, but they’re as close to espresso as it’s possible to get without actually being espresso, there’s very little difference at all. The blurb on the box is careful to call it espresso style coffee!Your first cup of coffee from the Aeropress will taste great, but mastering it will only come in time given the myriad of variables possible: amount of coffee, amount of water, temperature of water, steeping time, number of stirs, pressure applied to plunger and so on - a search on YouTube reveals hundreds of videos claiming the formula for the perfect cup of coffee, heck there’s even an annual World Championship for the best coffee produced with Aeropress!Another fantastic thing about the Aeropress is the price - it’s highly inexpensive given the quality of coffee it produces, and the fact that its inventor has 40 patents related to its construction. It looks deceptively simple, but it’s very clever really.It’s now got me into coffee in a big way - I thought I was into it before, but now I can’t wait to get home and buy a gooseneck kettle for more even pressure of water pouring onto the coffee grounds, a manual grinder to ensure the correct consistency of the coffee grounds , and fresh coffee beans to grind myself - all to see how close to the perfect cup of coffee I can get!I’m prepared to bet that, if you buy an Aeropress, you will be AeroIMpressed by the top notch coffee it helps produce, and I wouldn’t hesitate to recommend it to any coffee drinker - you’ll not look back!A very easy two thumbs up 👍🏻👍🏻

Aeropress....the foolproof brewer to get the most out of your coffee. Simple, elegant, but engineered by the Norwegian NTNU to have the best thermoplastic and silicon and the most accurate design tolerances to bring you a very satisfying experience. This was my third.