Aeropress Go Coffee Maker

A few years ago we became empty nesters, so we sold our house and have been travelling the US, UK and Europe ever since. One of the very few things that’s always in my backpack is my AeroPress Go. I can do without many things, but good coffee is a must. That said, I wanted to use it for a good bit before I offered my opinion on it. When I received it, I was happily surprised by the quality of the plastic used (words I thought I’d never utter!). The material is sturdy and has held up for well into the hundreds of brews that I’ve made nearly everyday. The plunger bit makes a perfect seal every time and slides easily and effortlessly. The clean up is literally a dump of the puck of coffee grounds, a quick disassembly and rinse and that’s it. The cup that came with it ... MoreA few years ago we became empty nesters, so we sold our house and have been travelling the US, UK and Europe ever since. One of the very few things that’s always in my backpack is my AeroPress Go. I can do without many things, but good coffee is a must. That said, I wanted to use it for a good bit before I offered my opinion on it. When I received it, I was happily surprised by the quality of the plastic used (words I thought I’d never utter!). The material is sturdy and has held up for well into the hundreds of brews that I’ve made nearly everyday. The plunger bit makes a perfect seal every time and slides easily and effortlessly. The clean up is literally a dump of the puck of coffee grounds, a quick disassembly and rinse and that’s it. The cup that came with it has seen it’s share of getting knocked about and is still in great condition as is the soft red lid that keeps everything covered and stored together when not being used. The cup and lid was actually the selling point of this model over the other option(s) - I liked that the whole kit nested together in a sturdy package. So, would I recommend it? Without hesitation! The pricing is very good also since it paid for itself in the first week of use. How many products can you say that about? It’s sturdy, well made and has proven to hold up perfectly over years of use. If you’re on the fence - just get it. You’ll be very happy you did as you sit back and enjoy your perfect cup of coffee.

As a coffee lover who's always on-the-go, I recently purchased the AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Maker, and I have to say, it's a game-changer. This compact and portable coffee maker is perfect for those who don't want to compromise on the quality of their coffee while traveling.The AeroPress Go comes with everything you need to make a delicious cup of coffee, including a mug with a lid, a stirrer, and a scoop. The coffee maker itself is made of durable and lightweight plastic, making it easy to pack and carry around.The brewing process is incredibly simple and quick. All you need is hot water and your favorite coffee beans, and you're good to go. The AeroPress Go uses a unique brewing method that extracts the full flavor of the coffee while reducing bitterness and ... MoreAs a coffee lover who's always on-the-go, I recently purchased the AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Maker, and I have to say, it's a game-changer. This compact and portable coffee maker is perfect for those who don't want to compromise on the quality of their coffee while traveling.The AeroPress Go comes with everything you need to make a delicious cup of coffee, including a mug with a lid, a stirrer, and a scoop. The coffee maker itself is made of durable and lightweight plastic, making it easy to pack and carry around.The brewing process is incredibly simple and quick. All you need is hot water and your favorite coffee beans, and you're good to go. The AeroPress Go uses a unique brewing method that extracts the full flavor of the coffee while reducing bitterness and acidity. The result is a smooth and rich cup of coffee that rivals any coffee shop brew.Another feature that I love about this coffee maker is the easy cleanup. The AeroPress Go is designed with a self-cleaning mechanism that makes it easy to clean up after brewing. Simply push the plunger to eject the used coffee grounds, and rinse with water. It's that simple.Overall, I highly recommend the AeroPress Go Travel Coffee Maker for anyone who loves coffee and is always on-the-go. Its compact size, ease of use, and excellent coffee quality make it a must-have for anyone who wants to enjoy a delicious cup of coffee anytime, anywhere.

I use the AeroPress Go in my small RV so I don't have to stand over my coffee mug with my previous device, a Primula Brew Buddy, slowly pouring water so that it did not overflow. There is a lot more folderal around the AeroPress, with yes, "fiddly bits", but I did not find it excessive working in my very limited counter space. Except for rinsing off the stirring device and around the stopper, I found it easy and much less of a clean up than the minimalist Primula (mostly because getting coffee grounds out of mesh always seemed to require a lot more water when you are trying not to empty a whole water bottle to do it). Also, I am impatient and I prefer to wait the small amount of time before plunging and the slow plunge instead of the slow pour. YMMV. Also, if you ... MoreI use the AeroPress Go in my small RV so I don't have to stand over my coffee mug with my previous device, a Primula Brew Buddy, slowly pouring water so that it did not overflow. There is a lot more folderal around the AeroPress, with yes, "fiddly bits", but I did not find it excessive working in my very limited counter space. Except for rinsing off the stirring device and around the stopper, I found it easy and much less of a clean up than the minimalist Primula (mostly because getting coffee grounds out of mesh always seemed to require a lot more water when you are trying not to empty a whole water bottle to do it). Also, I am impatient and I prefer to wait the small amount of time before plunging and the slow plunge instead of the slow pour. YMMV. Also, if you prepare a concentrate, you can actually make up to 3 cups of standard coffee with the Aeropress. With the Primulas, it was more of a slow pour battle with overflowing grinds. The small paper filters seem like a minimal waste and so easy to discharge after pressing. For the true eco-warrior they make a ss filter. You do have to experiment with times and amounts, but there are tons of award-winning "recipes" online to help you on your way and they are dirt simple. Small packable device with all the parts fitting into one compact package, which is excellent for fitting into small storage spaces. All ya need is boiled water, let stand to cool a little, for the fussy coffee snob. Or, you can do a cold brew (!) in a pinch, which is GREAT. I use standard pre-ground coffee off the shelf in mine, and it makes a great little or bigger cup of coffee with not nearly the fuss I had thought, given all the strange reviews out there.For comparison, I have also used a standard French press (with Folgers--!--strangely good, but a PIA to clean grinds out afterwards), and a small percolator, which took a lot longer on the same Firefly stove I continue to use, and also a PIA to clean out the grinds. And, just to mention, both Starbucks and Death Wish concentrated "instant". The aero press produces a superior cup to my taste and wins the clean out comparison hands down.