Review on ☕ Bodum Stainless Steel Travel Coffee and Tea Press - 15 Ounce (.45 Liter), Black by Larry Daniels

Update from 10/21/17: Still valid. I brew 2 to 3 cups a day and bought this in January 2017. I've made over 600 cups of coffee with it. I also carry it in my backpack every day and it can withstand quite a bit of pressure. Still like new. Highly recommended. Update 05/26/17: I use this almost every day. I've made at least 75 cups of coffee in it. Never managed to push the floor down. The bases generally do not pass through the sieve. I have never tried ground coffee in coffee. Haptics and processing quality are good. Although I wouldn't say it's great. Worst of all, the rubber handle in the middle keeps snagging on my backpack or coming off when I take it out of my backpack's side pocket. It's really free and you can flip it on and off the mug. I think it should be more rigid or something. But the most important part, the stuffer and sifter, is of very high quality. The upper itself is good, the plastic is not very good so will last for quite a while but a little flimsy. Although I don't think it will break with careful use. All in all, this is a pretty good product. Really good build quality. The photos don't really do it justice. I was surprised because in the photos it looked kind of flimsy or flimsy. It's a strong, well-built unit. The press works great. No reason at all. The best way to get coffee is because you get ground powder with water for 4 minutes. Also saves a lot of money. I squeezed 15 12 oz. Coffee already from a box of premium ground coffee for $5. So the press has already paid for itself. Not only that, the coffee tastes better than what you might get from the brewing or brewing process at a coffee shop.