AeroPress Go Portable Coffee Press – Makes Delicious Coffee, Espresso, and Cold Brew in Just 1 Minute – Ideal for Travel, 1-3 Cups Review

Pros: very tasty coffee is obtained, rich and fragrant. yet very fast and easy. convenient to take with you on trips. Has cons: didn't see any flaws. I've been using the same one for 10 years now.

Different pros: The original aeropress does not stink of plastic and rubber, the coffee turns out delicious if done according to the instructions. Cons: A couple of filters were wrinkled during transportation, but not critical. Straighten out during pre-soaking.

Its pros: Excellent press, compact, convenient and reliable. The impression that you "maesh thing." Tightly came into use and replaced the Turk. Different cons: For the very lazy, it should be borne in mind that the Turk is still easier. And the filter box does not close, it's a shame, but you can always collect something.

After using a cezve, a geyser, a French press, and a V60 funnel, coffee in an Aeropress has become a favorite way to make coffee at home (coffee in good coffee shops with a coffee machine and a good barista still tastes better, but it's a great option for home use). Before the funnel and the Aeropress, I practically never drank coffee without milk. The GO version takes up little space, while being very convenient, I didn’t notice any minuses (but there is no filter stand and funnels included)

I took it for a test, because I read that coffee opens up better. Until yesterday, I would have said - nonsense, but yesterday I just managed to reveal to those descriptors that I did not find either in the funnel or in the French press. I have poor eyesight, so it's hard to look closely when pressing the press. It is inconvenient for me to close the lid with the filter when the brewing method is turned upside down, if I do not turn it completely, it can fall into the cup when pressed. It is…

The coffee maker is compact, and a glass for coffee, and the coffee maker itself, and filters for it are assembled into a single unit. I take it with me on business trips or those trips where it is difficult to drink good coffee without dancing with tambourines. And here a can of coffee plus such a coffee maker and without leaving the hotel room you can drink your favorite drink, made to your liking.

For some reason, the mesh cover was installed tightly on the Aeropress cylinder. In the previous Aeropress, the lid was put on very loosely. This one also has to hold the cylinder when putting on the lid. And oh, how inconvenient it is when the cylinder is full of boiling water. I solved the problem by replacing the covers between the compact and standard aeropresses (I own both). Now both covers are put on with minimal effort. The volume here is also less than that of a standard Aeropress. As…

To say that I am satisfied is to say nothing. Excellent thing! Looks like it's made in the USA. Coffee turns out better than in a French press and a Turk, somewhere even on the same level with a coffee machine, I have it and it’s not bad, but you can’t bring a coffee machine to work. The most important thing is to master the technology of making coffee in an aero press. At first I pressed quickly and the coffee turned out sour and red in color. I began to study the reason. Now I push for about…

I love the new version of Aeropress! Smaller and sleek in design, it easily fits in a suitcase in a container. I love the foldable stir stick! I packed my stainless steel filter as I'm not a fan of paper filters.

We have been loyal Aeropress users since inception. At home and when travelling, also in Europe and Australia. This travel set is fantastic. Now we're on the road, and instead of the bulky bag we usually carry the Aeropress in, we have a compact version. Hooray. Would give 6 stars if I could!

I have the original set and it's worth it. You can make almost anything you want in terms of coffee. Loved the idea of this set but the lack of a funnel can make for a little mess if you're not careful. The rim that rests on the press cup is quite small compared to the original and will not fit on some of the original cups. The mug is a nice addition and it all fits together for easy travel, that's where the benefits end, everything else is a bit compromised for size reasons.

I've been a happily French Press coffee drinker for a number of years. I drink a French Press over filter coffee every day. But lately I feel like I need a change, that my coffee could be even better. Also, I wanted something more portable for camping and traveling. My search brought me here to AeroPress Go. This morning I started my day with a French Press coffee, mid-morning the Aeropress arrived and I was ready to make another cup. So it's almost a direct comparison. Wow what a difference…

I love my AeroPress and was excited to see the new version of GO. Revain recommended that I purchase the GO along with the Altura MESH metal filter in the "commonly purchased together" section. I made the choice and am so happy I did! I travel a lot so this is the perfect addition to my backpack! The GO does have one small downside... the new foldable agitator (as opposed to the original T agitator) can scratch the bottom and potentially tear through paper filters. Luckily with the metal…

I love Aeropress. I've been using them for 12 years now and have them with all of our relatives so they always have them handy when they visit. I was hoping the Go would be a great aero press for travel. Although well engineered for the task of packing the parts together into a compact unit, the fit between the base and screen is so tight that the tabs do not fully engage. The result is coffee brewing disasters when you push the plunger. The filter holder, ground coffee and boiling water are…

Very happy with the AeroPress Go! After using my old AeroPress on many trips, I decided it was time to try the AeroPress Go. Both AeroPress versions use the same size paper filters, the same diameter cylinder, the same size coffee spoons, and the same vapor requirements. Shovel and replaced the AeroPress Go filter housing with a 2 ounce paper filter can. Scoop. Both AeroPresses come with 14g coffee scoops, but I prefer a milder coffee, so I use a standard 2 tablespoon (12g) coffee spoon. I…