EasyworkzNando French Press 12 oz Double Wall Insulated Thermal Coffee Maker,304 Stainless Steel Cafetiere

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Love this new French press. I have about 5 differently sized glass French presses. Unfortunately, glass shatters if dropped in the sink. I’ve had many of these accidents and had to replace the glass which ended up costing a small fortune happening every so often. I was tired of replacing glass. I never considered this type of insulated French press. It’s stainless steel which makes a good cup of coffee. The insulated press is an added feature for me and never considered it, but to my surprise it keeps coffee warm for longer periods than the glass one. Just add hot water in the French press before making coffee for a minute or so and then pour it out and then add your coffee and and hot water. Additionally I add hot water to heat up my cup as well. Couldn’t be happier. It makes delicious coffee. It seems to be well constructed as well. I’m considering buying a larger one and getting rid of the glass ones.

I really liked this French Press when I got it. The 23 oz. size was just what I wanted, but after only three months the screw on the plunger that holds the filter screen started loosening and keeps coming apart so that the whole thing comes loose and falls off of its own accord - sometimes when I'm plunging. I'm continually tightening it but it won't stay.After leaving my three star review, Easyworkz contacted me and sent me another plunger rod with screen and plates. I think this was really great customer service and I appreciate what they did. It took a long time to come though, and in the meantime I did a lot of research on French Presses and kept coming across Frieling. They are very pricey, but I found one for a good price and bought it. I was skeptical that a French press could really be that good, worth that much money, and make such a difference. Well, it is and it does. It has a double screen filter that really keeps the grounds and fines out, and a patented design on the plate above the screens that has a wire going around inside the coil that keeps it tight when plunging. The coffee is really excellent. In fact, I liked the 23 ounce one so much, I went and hunted down a good deal on the 44 ounce one, too. Having said that, I still like the Easyworkz press. It looks great and makes a decent cup of coffee or brewed cacao for the money. And the company gets five stars for customer service.

This French press coffee maker is beautiful and makes a great cup of coffee. It is fairly easy to clean and is sturdy enough to take on trips and pretty enough to grace the counter everyday!

Amazing to use, easy to clean, looks very sharp, so much better than my multiple broken glass ones. 😸Love it...Thank youEagle Scout Review

It likely does hold 700ml filled to the tippy top but I did not check as I knew immediately that I would be returning it.Taking into account that coffee grounds and the plunger will take up space this coffee press would not provide 700ml of prepared coffee. See the interior is a straight cylinder not somewhat bulbous as the exterior coffee pot shape would suggest.The coffee press screens are inferior to other similarly priced press pots. I do not like the nylon screen. It appears fragile and prone to failure with a vigorous cleaning.Although I like the shape, the mirror finish, and the stainless vessel this is not the pot for me.

I’ve always had a French press that were with a glass beaker which usually somehow always got broken. I absolutely love this Easyworkz one. It has a better filter than my Starbucks one so the coffee is cleaner, the insulation keeps it very hot (unlike the glass beakers that often leave it luke warm) AND it’s super easy to clean! I bought the 12oz one first~loved it~and decided to also order the 23oz one. WORTH IT! Very well made, also

I have not yet used this item. I planned to wash it before using as a precaution from packing/shipping. I examined the product prior to washing and noticed a strange looking mark on the lid that appears to be a blemish in/on the surface. I contacted Easyworkz and was informed the mark is intentional and designed to indicate the center of the pouring direction. Maybe my eyes are deceiving me (?) but the blemish is quite off center from the pouring direction, still appears to be a blemish. The one side of the mark is jagged compared to the other three sides, so maybe it is a defect from manufacturing? Further conversation with the seller led to them providing an example of the intended mark similar to the mark I see on the lid, though with very sharp/crisp lines, and explained that it is intended to look like water pouring. Easyworkz did not offer any actual assistance, only defensive rationalization for the strange mark in the lid. Maybe it really is supposed to look like that, or maybe it is actually a blemish.