☕ BAYKA French Press Coffee Maker: Large Classic Copper 304 Stainless Steel Coffee Press for Camping, Travel, Gifts - 34 Ounce Review

French Press The coffee maker arrived well packaged and looked exactly as described! I love the copper look! It's stylish and rustic at the same time! Very easy to use! They even came with extra filters and a soft brush to clean the kettle.

I like the french press in general and it works well but the glass part comes out although it specifically states that it is not removable. It slipped out the first time I hit the floor and almost broke. Pouring is also quite difficult as I have to be careful not to let the glass slip out.

I have tried many french presses, they break too easily or are of poor quality. This works well, the packaging was very good, hopefully it's not as fragile as the Bodum French Press. Nice design, definitely feels a lot more durable than the competition. I say if you're torn between Bodum and this, go for it. Will probably order another one as a backup!

This thing is total crap. The case and the glass cup are thin. The glass is quite thin. The instructions say don't pour hot water in it, wow. For something designed to make things with hot water, I wasn't expecting that. I received it on November 3rd and used it every day for coffee. Today it is unusable. The glass cracked on the bottom when hand washed with a regular dishwashing swab. I had to throw it away. I do not recommend this product. Don't waste money. Such a shame.

The French Press has a beautiful copper finish and looks very sturdy and durable. It comes with simple, detailed instructions, making it ideal for anyone who has never tried a French press. The coffee came out rich and smooth. The filter included in the set perfectly keeps the coffee grounds away and can be easily dismantled for later cleaning. I love that the kit includes cleaning products and extra reusable filters, but it would be nice if the lid fitted snugly and the press didn't slide…

Not a bad product but there are some issues, namely a small seal around the top of the French Press started to come loose after the first use. Debt and owners see it the same way. Despite a small flaw, it doesn't seem too light. A few tips: 1. Preheat the jar before use. Rinse and fill with hot water and leave for a few minutes before pouring and brewing coffee.2. Don't use metal spoons - the box I received already had stirring tools and gently press on the top. Don't make the grind too fine. I

All my life I've had hot coffee from just about any coffee maker. drop it Do you want good coffee? Got it. This press is particularly good. It is inexpensive, aesthetically pleasing, well built, lightweight, durable and ergonomic. My only, very minor, complaint is how the brass frame holds onto the pan. It doesn't seem to have been made that carefully (weird sap stain inside which I first thought was sediment, water leaked between pot and frame) but to be honest it doesn't mean anything. It's…

This was my first experience of the French bench press and I've changed. I chose the copper color and after five months the color held up well. It's still light copper, but it's got some wear on the inside due to the removable glass that slides in there. The handle is plastic but it's not fragile or flimsy, I usually have coffee on the balcony in the morning so it stays there most of the day, and the color and shape of the plastic survived the summer on the coast of California…