Aeropress Coffee and Espresso Maker - Quickly Makes Delicious Coffee Without Bitterness - 1 to 3 Cups Per Pressing, Tranparent, Regular (80R11)

Easy to brew excellent purchase for beginners

easy to use and hassle free. original product and very sturdy

Amazing purchase

I am a long term coffee drinker and a very discerning one at that! My preference is for Espresso and Cafe Creme (espresso + little milk). I have tried various coffee makers from Home Espresso Machines to stove-top Mocha Pots. Recently I came across Aeropress, watched some YouTube videos and decided to get it. The quality of the plastic material used is solid. I have used it for a few days and I must say I am mighty pleased with the result. It REALLY extracts the flavour of the coffee - enough to retain the flavour even after adding a little milk to make Cafe Creme. I use 18-20 gms of Lavazza espresso coffee powder, soak it in piping hot water for 2 minutes in the Aeropress and push it down in one quick plunge. As shown in the photo, there is even a hint of froth - it is not really crema but close. Most importantly, the flavour extraction is impressive. It is almost (90% of) the REAL thing! Cautionary note: changing the proportions (e.g. less coffee, more water, etc.) does not yield the same result. Those are good for making Americano but lack the zest of espresso.

The product arrived in a very bad condition. There was dust have to wash it properly before using it. The box was very bad. The product itself was in good condition thou. The coffee brewed is good. Its perfect for everyday use. The ease of use is very high.

Good

My first AeroPress. I've spent years drinking coffee and reading about brewing methods, so getting one felt overdue. After the first few brews, what stands out isn't just the coffee itself, but the process. It's simple, quick, and surprisingly satisfying. The AeroPress makes great coffee without turning the morning into a science experiment. Clean cup, easy cleanup, and enough room to experiment when I feel like it. A small purchase, but one that I'll probably enjoy every day.

Easy to use and wonderful hot coffee every time. Makes a mug of coffee for one person but easy to make more as it is quick. Recommended.

I absolutely love the aeropress. Very easy and intuitive to use. When I’m running short on time, this takes approximately 30s to brew and make a quick cup of coffee. The aeropress is also very easy to clean. Once you’re done with the brew, you can easily pop out the puck and rinse the press under water. The product comes with a few filter papers (I think about 30 sheets) but best to buy a top up! I bought this with the air flow control cap to make espressos with pseudo crema! Absolute game changer.

A simple way to make great coffee by the cup.

It's great

Kahve gayet güzel, espresso americano tarzı kahve seviyorsanız tam size göre. Ben daha çok dripper tarzı kahveleri sevdiğimden tadı biraz acı geldi ancak kahvesinden ya da yaptığım çeşitten falan olabilir hala denemeler yapıyorum illa sevdiğim bir tarz bulacağım. Kahve ölçeğini şöyle anlatayım, normalde kahve öğütücü ile bir kişilik seçeneği seçip dripper ile kahve yapıyordum. Bunun ölçeğini doldurmak için 4 kişilik seçeneği seçmem gerekti.

I am starting to get older and the energy is starting to dwindle. I always hated going to those trendy coffee places to spend $4.73 for a latte. I am not a huge fan of coffee, but I have found myself loving cafe mochas. I don't love the price of them. I was shopping for something else when I saw this and clicked on it. I was kind of skeptical and don't usually buy fad stuff. I don't usually buy many things period. I must say though that I am extremely pleased with this purchase. The parts are very simple. 1. Coffee filter holder 2. Coffee stirer 3. Plunger 4. Filter piece 5. Coffee and liquid holding tube 6. Funnel 7. Measuing spoon I went to Costco and bought some decent whole bean dark roast Cameroon coffee for $10 for 2 pounds. I already own a coffee grinder. My recommendations for required items to make a good espresso and lattes: 1. Buy the filters on Amazon. They are cheap and work quite well. 2. Thermometer. I prefer a digital thermometer. Ideal water temperature should be 175 degrees. 3. Something that boils water. A simple pot will do. 4. Optional: something to whip the milk. A stick blender works good and a regular blender will work nice. You can also get one of those batter powered milk frothers. If you want a hot latte you will need to steam and froth the milk. 5. Optional: Chocolate syrup or cocoa powder and sugar to make your own if you want a cafe mocha. 6. A mug I grinded the coffee pretty finely. I used a basic electric grinder for 45 seconds. At the same time, I started to boil filtered water and placed the programmed themometer to beep when it hit 170 so i had enough time to get to it. I prepped the mug measured out one of the provided cups of coffee. It was about 1 tablespoon. I prepped the tube and plunger. I poured the hot 175 degree water in the tube and stirred for 10 seconds. I then inserted the plunger and slowly pushed down. As soon as you insert the plunger, air is forced down on the coffee and the filter and espresso comes out. You should aim to have the entire plunger pushed down so that it is on top of the coffee in 45 seconds (like I said...slowly). Bingo! I had my shot of espresso. I simply topped it off with about a cup of cold milk and I added some chocolate syrup and stirred. Wow, the latte (cafe mocha) was fantastic. It was so good that I made myself another and had a fantastic buzz that kept me up past midnight. Consistency wise, it was not the same as a coffee shop. I would suggest whipping the milk and pouring the mix over ice. The taste was superior to a coffee shop. It was not one of those close enough deals. It was clearly superior. The overall cost was about 60 cents including the chocolate syrup, milk, and coffee by volume. The total prep time was about 10 minutes from out of the box, washing, water boiling, etc. My second run took me about 3 minutes of prep and cleanup not counting the water heating time. I simply watch tv, read, or go online while the water warms. Overall, this is a fantastic product that is easy to use and clean and it is cheap to operate. I would not spend $300 plus on a espresso maker unless you are an elite coffee snob. I also would not waste money on comparable cheap espresso makers that cost $25 as those work horribly. I do not work for this company. Look elsewhere if you cannot follow directions. If you cannot follow directions, no coffee maker will offer coffee shop like experiences to you. Just go to your local coffee shop. After 7 cafe mochas, my device has paid for itself. Another bonus is that you can control everything. Soy milk anyone? Super low cal chocolate syrup made from scratch anyone? Cafe Mocha with calories I made? 5 for coffee, 120 for milk, 5 for chocolate syrup = 130. Simply awesome. Half the calories and one-eighth the price.