Premium Long-Handled Tea Infuser - Perfect for Brewing Loose Leaf Tea

Charles: Très pratique pour faire du thé .
Ça ne sali pas les mains et c'est agréable car on est pas obligé d'utiliser les sachets de thé

France on Aug 25, 2018

Monica: I just received it today and used it for my cup of tea, so all I can say is that as of right now it’s exactly what I wanted. It open and closes easily with just the squeeze of your hand & once done with the herbs/leaves it dumps out easily. It better not rust or I won’t be very happy. Slender and easy to store.

United States on Jul 13, 2018

Alex Page: Pros?
For me, loose tea is always better, and this makes that possible by containing the leaves and making them easy to remove leaving a great cup of tea. Simple concept. I use this for my daily green tea.

Cons?
Don't overfill as loose tea expands and will push the pod open releasing the tea leaves into the wild and no one wants a tea full of leaves. Can be tricky filling to the right amount without spilling, if anyone knows any hints please advise.

ADHD?
Fluids are important for anyone, with my ADHD I feel like the more I drink the better, and water is great but after two pints and its only 9a, it gets a little boring, plus green tea is healthy such as improved brain function, add a little cold water then hot, wait 5 minutes and done, remove pod and drink.

Ease of use?
If done correctly easy, by that I mean don't add too much or it will leak tea leaves.

Storage?
Very small and easy to store or take with you

Price? Reliability?
Just a small basic product that should last if treated right

Packaging?
Simple packaging, though it shouldn't be easy to break.

Goes well with?
English Tea shop loose tea is lovely,...

United Kingdom on Jul 02, 2018

Manon Stemmer: Good if you want to avoid teabags for single cups. One negative point - it needs a decent loose tea, long leaves not the dust you get from supermarket brands which is too fine and leaves you with dregs in the last swallows.

United Kingdom on Mar 08, 2018

Jenjen: It works well but I think I would like a different one better. I have a hard time getting the loose tea all the way in the infuser and not in the edges (where it closes together). I do like this one though because I can set it onto of the cup after seeping and let it drip while tea cools.

United States on Feb 26, 2018

Gaurav Khanna: I have it for less than a week but so far I do like it and wanted to post a few of my recommendations for the manufacturer to make a better product along with what I like and would like to see it have. This should also assist the buyers to know what to expect.

I like:
. It works as advertised.
. The mesh works to keep the loose leaf darjeeling tea in.
. With this I can measure the correct amount of tea that I like in a cuppa.

What could be better:
. It requires some amount of strength to open and put the tea leaves in.
. There is a thin stainless steel handle that needs to be squeezed to open it. And it needs to be kept open for putting the tea leaves in. That thin handle requires some pressure and it can bite and leave a mark.
. My recommendation is to have an horizontal flat handle to make it easier for it to be opened.
. Perhaps it can be be locked into an open position as well?

United States on Feb 07, 2018

Sahil Girish: Does the job!

Canada on Dec 22, 2017

Sev S: You cant have too many infusers if you're a tea lover. This one is on the smaller size but perfect for a couple of cups of tea and fits in any cup.

United States on Sep 24, 2017

Prince: Beautiful. May be a little more effort for some people to load in the tea leaves as the spring is a little on the stiffer side. But 98% of people will have no problem.

Canada on Sep 03, 2017

Leah 💛: Seems durable. Spring mechanism seems strong - keeping closed shouldn't be an issue. Took off a star because it doesn't hold a full tablespoon of tea (I use a heaping tablespoon of Teavana to steep a 24oz mug every morning. Making 2 - 12 oz mugs is just annoying).

United States on Apr 21, 2017