AeroPress Go Plus, Small Portable Coffee Maker Kit, Travel, Camping & Office, All-in-One French Press, Pour-Over & Espresso Style Manual Brewer, 2 Min Brew for Less Bitterness, More Flavor, Black

Love love love this product. I cannot praise it enough. I’ve tried several other types and brands of French presses and had to send them back. Hands down this one tops them all. I use this, not for travel but in my home everyday. The coffee grounds are contained in one little compact pod that just pops right out and into the trash. No coffee grounds going into my drains. The coffee tastes so great with no grounds or oils in my cup. I use the unbleached paper filters but stainless filters are available for the unit if one prefers. The double wall stainless steel carafe/travel mug keeps the coffee piping hot for a long time. I have only one complaint in that I wish it had a pour spout somehow incorporated into the carafe/mug. It dribbles when I pour the coffee out and into my cup, making a mess on the counter. But then again, I think it is designed to be a TO GO cup (thus the name Aeropress GO Plus) and to be consumed directly from the carafe/mug. Because of the excellent coffee I get to have every morning, the quality of the Aeropress and convenience along with no mess, I can easily live with a little dribble in my life. 5 stars. Hands down.

First: Aeropress coffee tastes better. Less bitter; smooth. Second: everything you need is self contained and well designed. Perfect for work, travel, or just hitting the road. I love it. Third: the Plus Go brews up to 10oz and the mug holds 15 oz safely. If you're a heavy coffee drinker, just know you'll need to brew multiple cups, which is not a pain. Fourth: clean up! Egad, this is the simplest, easiest, and most efficient method (well, maybe after a k-cup) to clean! Lastly, I love mine!

Good quality and price

I am a truck driver, and I got tired of truck stop/travel center coffee that can be hit-or-miss, even at the national chains. In fact, I was tired of having to go to a travel center to get coffee, period. I wanted a way to make coffee on my truck. I looked for something that would not need a lot of space to store, not fussy to use, easy to clean, and still make good coffee. I have used this Aeropress for a month now, and this ticks all the boxes! I even love the storage for extra filters on the bottom of the cup! Minimum storage footprint is a huge deal in a confined space. This Aeropress and a one pound bag of coffee fit in a small tote bag measuring approximately 10x10x4 inches, with room to spare for small items. I have never used a French press, but I have read it takes a while. With this Areopress, it takes longer to boil the water than to make the coffee! The coffee taste great; no bitterness at all! Cleaning is as simple as dump the grounds and filter, rinse, dry, put away. I do make sure I wipe the plunger to clean the grounds residue. I like this so much I use it at home! Having said that, my only complaint is when I want a huge mug of coffee, I still need to use my regular coffee maker.....or I can make two Aeropress cups of coffee. For really good coffee, I'll make the two cups 😊 I will be getting a larger Aeropress for home use.

I have a regular AeroPress at home that I've traveled with a few times. This travel set is better designed than the OG for all the parts to fit together in a compact package that's perfect for traveling. The AeroPress itself seems to be made of a different kind of plastic that gives it a more solid feel than the home version. My only qualms are with the mug: 1) it does a poor job of insulating warm beverages; coffee barely stays warm for an hour, and 2) the magnetic opening on the lid is a great little design feature in theory, but poorly executed on this, as it doesn't close all the way and leaves room for liquids to leak out. Other than that, I'm glad I got it, but I do wish the mug was designed better.

After reading reviews and watching countless videos the Areo Press was the way to go. The go kit is great with the filters screwing neatly into the bottom of the stainless cup. the unit sits safely on. Great taste easy to clean up & has been there for me when the electric was out.

First off, buy the Aeropress branded “no-leak” cap and metal filter. I’ve tried others due to reviews of the Aeropress branded, turns out Aeropress’ versions work best for me personally and are far less complicated. The difference in paper filter vs metal filter is negligible at best, preferentially some will stick with paper. The no leak cap is a necessity. Bought this for long-haul camping after using my home pour over on a trip. That setup works perfectly at home but pales in comparison to this press, the Go+ is smoother, silkier, less mess, more compact, quick etc. I have yet to take this on a trip and no doubt this will be a long lasting piece of gear. The tumbler keeps coffee hot for about an hour, warm for another two, then starts cooling down (shouldn’t take that long to drink a cuppa though). I also love that even at brew level 4 there’s room for cream if desired Some folks have issues with the accessories and/or what comes in the tumbler, following instructions to a T as written, there have been zero problems. The thing isn’t pricey (it is with accessories) but absolutely worth the dough given shoddy alternatives. I’m hoping this lasts a very long time.

While at first I thought this was a good solution to using K-cups, I’m frustrated with the AeroPress. 1) If you live in a humid environment, the paper filters start to warp and roll up, making them difficult to lay flat in the filter. If they do curl up, all the water/grounds run out into your cup. 2) While the metal filter is the easiest to use, it is WAY too hot to touch when you’re done brewing. Meaning you have to wait a while for it to cool down, so you can clean it out to start a second cup. Which means your partner has to wait a long time to get their cup of coffee. 3) It makes inconsistent coffee, because each time your scoop of coffee is different, you add variable amounts of water based on how much leaks through, and how long you wait to brew. So sometimes the coffee is excellent and other times it’s blaw. 4) We tried the valve pressure filter and like that it holds the water so you get a longer brewing time. But it would get clogged and it was impossible to push the water out. At times, hubby wasn’t even strong enough to shove it out. I think I’m going back to Kcups. You push a button and you get the exact same cup of coffee every time.

Ne correspond pas à mes attentes. Peut-être pour les vacances mais le goût n'est pas terrible...

Todo bien

Ich habe für die Arbeit etwas Vernünftiges gesucht – vom Kaffeevollautomaten bis hin zur einfachen French Press. Letztere war anfänglich okay, hatte für meinen Geschmack aber zu viel Kaffeesatz, da nicht alles sauber gefiltert wurde. Auf der Suche nach einer Alternative bin ich auf dieses AeroPress-System gestoßen. Das Gerät macht einen sehr soliden und durchdachten Eindruck. Ein Isolierbecher ist direkt dabei. Der Becherdeckel wird einfach aufgesteckt und dichtet über Gummilippen ab. Der Trinkschnabel im Deckel ist mit einer magnetisch verschiebbaren Abdeckung versehen, die sicher hält und sich angenehm bedienen lässt. Alles ist gut zu reinigen. Im abschraubbaren Standfuß befinden sich die Filter, was praktisch gelöst ist. Die Zubereitung läuft so ab: Kolben aufziehen, Kaffeepulver (Mahlgrad 3) einfüllen, heißes Wasser aufgießen, umrühren, etwa ein bis anderthalb Minuten warten. Danach den Filter mit dem Kunststoffsieb per Bajonettverschluss aufsetzen, den Kolben leicht drücken, bis etwas Schaum an den Öffnungen austritt, das Ganze auf den Isolierbecher drehen und den Kaffee langsam durch den Filter pressen. Das Ergebnis überzeugt mich sehr: Kein Kaffeesatz im Getränk und geschmacklich deutlich besser als der Kaffee aus meinem bisherigen Jura-Vollautomaten – bei identischem Kaffee. Mittlerweile ist die Zubereitung für mich mehr als nur ein Koffeingetränk geworden. Man zelebriert den Kaffee regelrecht. Das gesamte Drumherum macht daraus ein kleines Ritual und bewusste Zeit für sich. Darauf muss man sich einlassen. Wer einfach nur schnell schwarzen Kaffee trinken möchte, dem könnte der Aufwand zu viel sein. Wer Kaffee aber als Genuss und Erlebnis sieht, wird daran Freude haben. Der Preis von rund 80 Euro ist nicht günstig, für Qualität, Geschmack und das Gesamterlebnis für mich aber gerechtfertigt. Den Isolierbecher nutze ich zusätzlich auch für Kaltgetränke. Insgesamt bin ich sehr zufrieden und nutze das System inzwischen lieber als einen Kaffeevollautomaten. Der abgebildete Kaffee ist der, den ich aktuell nutze.

Terrific, my partner takes this to work n he loves it. Easy yo make n better than instant. Stays warm for ages. Bit expensive but so worth it. Good quality.

Aeropress is great, however the travel mug lid doesn't seal so you have every chance of spills if you just put it in your bag.