Small Stainless Steel Dual-Filter French Press Coffee Plunger by Highwin P1001-3

Ronald S. Barnick: Stainless steel French Press for me, I've used Highwin for years. Can't beat it.

United States on Nov 16, 2023

JackieJackie: I LOVE this new French press. No regrets or coffee grounds in my cup.

United States on Nov 03, 2023

Jonathan Rodriguez DiloneJonathan Rodriguez Dilone: Conserva mi café caliente por mucho tiempo y es muy práctica.

United States on Oct 16, 2023

MK: So far the colour red hasn’t peeled off in the washing machine so that’s a bonus.

Canada on Oct 01, 2023

Buen Producto: Es una buena prensa, se siente de buena calidad y se ve súper bonita

Mexico on Sep 28, 2023

tony adams: I love this thing, it is well made and keeps coffee hot for a long time. I like to just pour a little into my mug at a time so my coffee is hot to the last drop. It is easy to clean as well. My only complaint is that the copper coating is flaking off all over and i rarely clean it with more then just water, and it always hand washed. Overall I am happy and would buy another if i needed to though it would be the plain stainless model and not copper coated. Though with that said I cant see where i could need another this seems built to last

United States on Sep 18, 2023

Lori: Guarda bien el calor de las bebidas y el material está precioso

Mexico on Aug 21, 2023

Jason Chew: Its a nice press, however the metal to metal contact of the plunger while pressing down makes an uncomfortable squeaky noise.

Singapore on Aug 25, 2021

Neville Merritt: This is a well made and nicely finished French Press and I would give it 5 stars for looks. However, on filling it with hot water it immediately felt warm to the touch which means it is not insulating, and in fact it lost heat as quickly as an non-insulated glass French press. 1 star for that. Buyers beware! Buy for looks not insulating properties.

United Kingdom on Jul 05, 2021

RhythmMan: "How do I love thee... let me count the ways..."
After years of using a glass coffee press (BTW "French", like in the fries, has little to do with a coffee press pot, and ya, I know it's a common term) I had learned to love the coffee brewed and curse the makers of many broken, egg-shell glass pots to the deepest parts of Hades. They will crack/break if you look at them funny. For the few comments that suggest this is always due to some form of abuse... well, keep on buying glass. For more knowing, practical creatures,the ALL stainless steel, double walled is a blessing in all areas. I swore to replace the next broken coffee press with full stainless, but would always seem to find another like-new glass one in some resale store or EBay for 5 bucks and shelling out around 100 bucks for a "beautiful" top of the line stainless pot hurt my frugal feelings. Then my last glass pot cracked... in the cupboard, overnight, apparently attacked by tiny evil elves, because I had learned to handle glass pots like holy objects, with kid gloves. It was the last straw. Still, I knew drinking my morning elixir from a pot that cost a hundred bucks or so would not provide personal satisfaction....

United States on Jan 08, 2015