Aeropress Coffee and Espresso Maker - Create 1-3 Cups of Deliciously Balanced Coffee in Minutes

Anderson: Works brilliantly for 2 or less cups. Wish it wasn’t plastic though.

United States on Sep 24, 2023

Lumosity: Having finished my third pack of filters (meaning I have now made approximately 1050 cups of coffee with the aeropress), I thought it time to share my appreciation for such an excellent gadget.

Many gadgets claim to improve your life, but, alas, end up in the drawer unused and unloved. Not so the aeropress. It does it all. It has replaced my moka pot as my go to coffee maker, and I love the moka pot.

Easy to use, easy to clean, and after 1000+ cups, still functioning as good as the day I got it. If it broke, I’d buy another one. If it was stolen, I’d hunt down the thief and pry it from his filthy hands.

United Kingdom on Sep 20, 2023

Me: Nota mil

Brazil on Sep 14, 2023

Matheus: Além da aeropress, outros itens essenciais para o dia a dia. Recomendo!!!

Brazil on Sep 11, 2023

ThirdCultureKid: Rarely something comes along which is both simple to use and delivers every time. This is that product.

I am coming to the tail end of a month on the road, different continents, various time zones. No average hotel blends or trailing around neighbourhoods for me. Every morning has reliably started with a cup of Illy coffee in the Aeropress. I have also taken it on a 5-day hiking trip. It fits neatly into luggage (the most space being taking up by the coffee itself, although this volume obviously gets smaller)

I am not good with gadgets, but this requires no training course. Easy to use, easy to clean, minimal waste. Better still, if you don’t travel alone you can easily share the Aeropress around.

Highly recommended.

United Kingdom on Sep 10, 2023

darrell sikes: Best coffee in the camp. Couldn’t survive with out it.

United States on Sep 09, 2023

Neil Ward: I admittedly am, a complete coffee snob with two different very expensive coffee machines. However after a colleague persistently raved about the AeroPress, I bought one and tried it. If you get the technique right, this product is amazing. What is really different??? The smoothness and the strength of the coffee, with a lack of bitterness, compared to high-pressure, boiling point espresso machines.
Admittedly, coffee is an individual choices. Each to thier own. However I've been using this machine for a few months now, I am converted and I have one at work as well at home.
IMPORTANT TIP: there is one technique that really should be adhered to and that is to ensure that the filter is screwed on tight and that you depress the plunger very slowly, this is essential for the best possible outcome. Enjoy.

United Kingdom on Sep 03, 2023

StephenH: If you're considering this purchase, you're probably already familiar with Aeropress. I used to be a French Press guy - and still like it - but this is ideal for its size and convenience; just don't use it for a household, then it's wasteful and inefficient. In short, you can make a cup of coffee for one (maybe two) very quickly and with little clean up. It'd also be good for camping or perhaps traveling, assuming you have a source of near boiling water. I tend to use a fine grind coffee but it will work with coarser grinds, just give more time for extraction before pressing the cylinder. I also tend to use the inverted method, it's just easier and you don't need to worry about dripping. Calling this a espresso maker is wildly inaccurate, however; espresso machines use very high pressure and this generates very little pressure, just whatever effort required to close the cylinder. The Aeropress makes good coffee and doesn't add much clutter to your kitchen space.

United States on Jul 29, 2023

Handi Chandra Putra: I love my Aeropress! It's a fantastic coffee maker that surpasses a French press and more expensive options. It's easy to use, clean, and durable. With finely ground coffee and a simple process, I can make a delicious espresso shot in just 45 seconds. Adding milk, chocolate syrup, and stirring creates a fantastic café mocha. The taste is superior to most coffee shops, and the cost and prep time are incredibly low. The Aeropress is a must-have for coffee lovers looking for quality and affordability. I also bought the paper filter and metal filter to go with this.

United States on Jul 20, 2023

imbubbling: I don't consider myself a coffee connoisseur, but I do enjoy a nice rich dark cup of coffee - basically all the espresso varieties. I am very pleased with this purchase and agree that it blows away a french press hands down. The next most affordable "upgrade" would be a Nespresso Essenza machine (most affordable of the Nespresso line), but at $200 vs. $25 it's a no brainer. I like a super dark roast very finely ground, and use Cafe La Llave which is perhaps the best "Cuban" style coffee you can buy in the States.

ADVANTAGES:

>> Produces a full-bodied brew with a clean aftertaste

>> Boil the water then wait a couple of minutes for it to cool to about 180 degrees before pressing = virtually no bitterness to the coffee

>> Lower water temperature, lower period of contact with the water, and the paper filter eliminate almost all the acidity from the coffee (awesome if you suffer from heartburn)

>> Better result than with a French Press - including vs. presses with two filter screens

>> Super easy clean-up. Literally a matter of untwisting a cap, pressing the remainder of the syringe all the way through the tube,...

United States on Jul 19, 2010