2POUR® Accessory Compatible Aeropress® Pourover Review

Works great! We love our Aeropress for our RV. Two cups are dispensed at the same time and the flow from each spout is equal. The unique design allows all the liquid to flow out, and the base is strong enough not to tip over when squeezed. Fits mugs up to 4 inches in height. That's great!

This splitter is amazing! Ever since I got an Aeropress, I've always tried to evenly distribute the coffee between myself and my wife's cups. It splits for you! Really strong and strong. You don't have to worry about crushing it when you press the aero press. Aside from a small drip when you pick it up to put it in the sink, but hey, that's what paper towels are for.

If it were significantly cheaper it would be a functional complement to the Aeropress. Its design is nicely simplified. My biggest disappointment is the plastic molding used which does not match the high quality of the Aeropress. Better spend the money on a new Aeropress. Judging by the photos I thought I'd leave it on the counter but in fact it comes with a kit and is not a designer display piece. money well spent.

Two questions. First, your table must be perfectly level. I got 67 grams of coffee from one cup and 83 grams from another. My work surface was a bit out of level. Second, spouts only work on fairly small coffee cups. The two mugs I used were too big (one of them was an Ember coffee mug). I ended up using two styrofoam cups and then pouring the contents into coffee cups. I'm disappointed. If the spouts were half an inch higher I'd be in good shape.

Good concept to make two identical mugs. Unfortunately, the spouts are so low that regular coffee cups don't fit underneath. Very short cups that fit under the spouts are usually too large in diameter to fit into the grooves in the base, preventing the spouts from hanging over the cups and thereby spilling coffee on the counter. The base must be at least 1 inch higher to be used for US size (8 oz or larger) coffee mugs. If you place two 8-ounce or larger mugs under the spouts, the base will…

Good concept that makes two identical cups. Unfortunately, the spouts are so low that regular coffee cups don't fit underneath. Very short cups that fit under the spouts are usually too large in diameter to fit into the grooves in the base, preventing the spouts from hanging over the cups and thereby spilling coffee on the counter. The base must be at least 1 inch higher to be used for US size (8 oz or larger) coffee mugs. If you place two 8-ounce or larger cups under the spouts, the base will…

This is a smart idea and I thought the design and materials were good for the price. The problem is that when you try to separate a liquid in this way you are at the mercy of hydrodynamics, and if you've ever tried pouring liquid slowly out of a glass then you've already noticed that liquids act funny because they're "sticky" . I even used a level to find a perfectly flat surface on my countertops. Each time he gives much more to one side than the other, sometimes almost twice as much. I hope…

While the concept is great, the execution is a little lacking. The charm works on about half of our mugs, but if yours is even a drop taller than expected, you're out of luck. The tallest cup we could fit under an unmodified coaster was 3.75 inches tall. This is the typical coffee mug you would receive if your company printed a promotional pack. The stand is hollow (except for some support structures on top and some injection molded parts). We're still experimenting with parts that tuck under…