Stainless Steel Coffee Storage Container with Date Tracking, CO2 Release Valve, Measuring Scoop - For Ground Coffee Review

We got tired of looking at the plastic coffee container on the counter so we went with this one. This tin looks great and the coffee has stayed pretty fresh so far. It appears to be sealed and comes with a set of additional hardware. Highly recommended!

It's been a little over a week now but the canister shuts tightly, every time you open it you smell the fresh coffee smell as if you just opened a new can of coffee grounds . Also, it's really nice to have the measure here and it looks really nice on the counter too.

This is a stylish coffee container. not bad if you grind your own coffee. the ability to set the date on the lid once you've added the coffee to keep the date fresh. It's nice to have a small measuring spoon holder so it doesn't sit in the container.

I like this container. I was looking for an affordable container for my coffee that would seal and keep it fresh. It contains bricks roughly the size of a Pilon Cafe. Ideal for me. The shovel is good and the metal finish is unremarkable. I also like the little window to look in, it's incredibly useful. However, the lid makes a little noise when it is locked.

I didn't like it, it looked very flimsy especially in the lid area, the rubber on the lid came off in the wash when it arrived and when I left , to put it back, it was not as loose as it should be, for the same reason I felt that when closing it before washing it did not close well enough, in short, for both reasons I returned it. The only thing I really liked was the spoon which is an accurate measure for pouring coffee.

No complaints. As advertised, the canister holds over a pound of coffee beans. I don't notice any difference in taste between the coffee brewed from the first beans in the bag I bought and the last beans in the can. The product is well designed and not only provides a scoop for the coffee beans but also a place to store the scoop on top of the canister to avoid losing it. I would buy if it was available.

Bought in December, so the return period is long overdue. Something like this should last longer than 5 months. The plastic lip on the window that attaches it to the canister breaks off and falls into the coffee beans. Unfortunately I didn't notice until there was a large chunk that I could easily see inside the shovel. So who knows how long we've been grinding plastic and drinking it. Given the way it was made I doubt it's airtight and clearly of very poor quality.