ESPRO5116C-18GR French Press Coffee, Gunmetal Grey

Ease of use

I wanted to have good coffee while on the go without finding Starbucks and Neros profits.Fact is there were no plunger travel cups out there that I could find.Then Espro came along and I got the travel cup first and loved it but this one is even better - gets me a bit more coffee per make.Easy to use, no sludge in my last mouthful easy to clean and looks good.Only criticism I have is the Max level in the old travel mug was a lot easier to see than the new one! Minor as I use my sense of about right level but it was easier with the line dimple in the old.

I purchased the stainless steel finish version of this in October 2020. I was attending a friend's wedding and wanted to be able to drink my favourite coffee in a cafetiere ground while away from home. After receiving item, it was clear that was mall made. The filter/ plunger unit fit well inside the cannister, ensuring a good seal, but does not cause a vacuum when trying to remove the filter...which can be an issue for similar products. I have used this daily since purchase both at home and to take hot drinks to work. It works well for ground coffe and loose tea. Heat retention is satisfactory. It has not leaked. Cleaning the filter/ plunger unit is slightly fiddly as I don't have a dishwasher. However, apart from this....which is very minor...I very pleased with this product and will repurchase.

Have it for 2 years and I love it. Always drink my coffee in it and in the future I will buy another one.

I use this for work where there is no available good coffee. Only a kettle. This is amazing.

Light and good construction, but the lid is hard to get off.

Too difficult to move plunger had to cut all the seal and have lots of granules

I'll start with the good part, it's a nice, light bottle that insulates well. I used it as a water bottle a few times and at that it was successful!As a french press, I was less impressed. I bought the double filter because I wanted a cleaner cup but I still always ended up with a significant amount of sludge. Also, the plunger is very hard to press. I read about pulling the plunger up slightly if it's hard to press. It helps - but not much! Lastly, the double filter is a faff to clean. The bottle is tall and slim and hard to access the bottom of. I prefer to put my grounds out for recycling but end up having to wash them down the sink instead.I've now got a clever coffee dripper instead and I'm much happier with it as a product.

We purchased this item for use while camping. It makes the best coffee. All you need is coffee and hot water. It keeps the coffee hot for several hours. We like it better than our Coleman 8 cup drip coffee maker that sits on a propane stove. It's usually just the two of us so this French press coffee maker is easier to use, more compact and lightweight. We still use the Coleman 8 cup drip coffee maker when camping with more people. But, for the two of us, this unit is perfect. Rugged and easily stowed away, this is a definite winner - especially, if you're backpacking.

La mejor marca de termos de prensa francesa en su rubro.Esta versión es mejor que la original por la manija que hace sea fácil abrirla. Con el original se traba a veces la tapa. Aunque es de menor tamaño que el original.

Kaffee den ich um 8 Uhr mache ist auch um 11 Uhr noch heiß...sogar wenn der Deckel gar nicht drauf ist.

I purchased this product out of curiosity due to the raving reviews I had heard about it. I had also heard varied reviews comparing it the aeropress so I was curious to know how it stacked up against the aeropress which I loved. I will compare this product to the aeropress as well as other thoughts I have on the product.Pros:- Self contained leak proof system, easy to delay cleaning/easy to clean- Thermal system great for on the go- Portable and sleek- Durable- Also works fine for other beverages other than coffeeCons:- Pricier than the aeropress, but the price is coming down to the point it is comparable- Occasional silt at the bottom of the cup, but far less than the typical french pressed coffee- Makes a really good cup of coffee, but I don't think many are going to massively abandon aeropresses for espros for coffee competitionsOther:- Different flavour profile to aeropress, unfair to directly compare it in my opinion other than for portability discussions. If you like aeropress coffee, this might not be for you.Overall, form wise, it doesn't take up much more space than the aeropress which allows the espro to fare well in terms of portability. I felt the flavour profile from the Espro vastly different than the aeropress. It was far more similar to the french press in my opinion which is a pro or a con depending on what you like for your coffee. I personally prefer aeropress, but I do think the Espro has its uses and I will continue to use this on a regular basis. I do like how you can make a cup of coffee in the Espro and delay throwing away the grinds until after you've finished drinking the coffee. I also like how you can make the coffee and have it portable and to go unlike the french press and aeropress which you have to transfer to another cup immediately.I did find that this was an excellent option for tea as it could strain the tea leaves. There are not many insulated container options out there as an all in one option that would beat the Espro for tea.I think this is a great product for tea and coffee. I would definitely consider buying this again, but probably more for tea than coffee.

Super, würde jetzt schon häufiger genutzt und ist das Geld wert. Tolles Teil.