Sisitano 2in1 Travel French Press Coffee Maker: Portable 11.8 oz Tumbler for Ground Coffee & Tea Leaves - Perfect for Iced Coffee, Cold Brew Tea, Trips, Camping, Work & School Review

Just received. Pleasantly surprised by the quality and thoughtful design. Have already made a few cups of coffee and they went down well. The included strainer seems to filter the standard pre-ground coffee you can buy at the grocery store a little better than a regular French press. There's no mud down there. I travel a lot and always hate those crappy little Mr. Coffees that are usually placed in hotels or on Airbnb. I'm really looking forward to taking this baby on the road.

The fact that it's a travel mug is great because it's small and easy to use. The downside is that it's not isolated. The temperature required for a French Press is too high to safely hold this cup with bare hands and the contents will cool down very quickly compared to drinking the contents. The drinking lid is only attached to the press cylinder, not to the cup. The o-ring is only on the press cylinder and it's still leaking out of the cylinder and drinking cap. All in all a good mug if it…

After trying many French presses and broken glass presses, I have to say that this is by far the easiest all-around massager to use. I take 2 large tablespoons of any ground coffee, pour hot water just below the waterline, add cream there and wait about 1-2 minutes (I don't know why according to the instructions it takes 4 minutes, they taste the 1 or 4 minutes) to press down the inner cylinder, then add the heavy cream. easy to clean, easy to use. It would be better if the glass had the same…

In the office where I work, the coffee maker has been broken for over a month. I was tired of not drinking coffee and decided to try this. That works great. I used Starbucks breakfast mix (I used about 2.5t) with about 1 cup of water. It made a great cup of coffee that was nice and strong. Cleaning is a bit dirty in my opinion. Wet floor can be difficult to get out. I didn't want to flush the leftovers down the sink so it took a while to clean up. However, I don't think this is a disadvantage…

Very good coffee, but using the recommended ratio results in a very weak drink. According to most coffee directions on the box or can, you should use 6 ounces of 200-degree water for every 20 grams of ground coffee. However, if you're following the vendor's directions, use 12 ounces of water with 28 grams of coffee instead of 40 grams. from the "crust" before pressing the plunger for a less bitter drink. When I emailed the seller about the relationship, he just gave me a full refund instead of…