4.7
93% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
AeroPress
4.7 • 46 Reviews
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4.7
93% of reviewers would recommend to a friend
AeroPress earns strong reviews for producing smooth, flavorful single-cup coffee and excelling in portability, durability, and quick cleanup, confirming it works well—especially for travel and small spaces. Reviews also flag drawbacks: a learning curve, occasional messiness, plastic build concerns, paper filters by default, limited capacity for large mugs or multiple cups, and a taste profile closer to drip than creamy espresso or French press.
AI summary based on Thingtesting reviews
3y ago
Love love love the aeropress. I’ve done direct comparison between it and high-end espresso machines and the resulting pulls are hard to differentiate. Except an aeropress is portable, compact and can be used at a campfire!
3y ago
Makes a great cup of coffee with the concentrated air pressure. The grounds are very easy to pop out, and cleanup is a breeze.
3y ago
It took a while for me to figure out the right formula, but the aero press gets the job done. I’m brewing for 1 person in a small apartment and try to limit myself to 1 cup of coffee a day and the aero press is the only thing I need to make coffee in the morning.
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If you need to make more than 1 cup at a time, I wouldn’t recommend the aero press. A chemex/pour over would be a better option. At the time I purchased it came with paper filters but I’ve since bought a reusable metal one that works perfectly.
4y ago
Easy, delicious coffee. The best I've ever made at home and perfect since I am the only coffee drinker in my house.
5y ago
It makes great coffee and isn't that difficult to use.
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There is a learning curve, and I wouldn't say it's the easiest to operate consistently. But it's perfect for people who want to level up their coffee game.
4y ago