AeroPressGo Plus, Small Portable Coffee Maker for Travel & Camping - 3 In 1 Brew Method Combines French Press, Pourover, Espresso, Full Bodied Coffee without Bitterness, Coffee Press Kit - Cream

The Aeropress makes it so easy to produce a fresh brew coffee, with the following provisos:1. Make sure the grind is not too fine, as if is the water will just go straight through. The difficulty when buying ground coffee is that there is no agreed grind value, it is a bit of a lottery.2. I use the metal filter (which is an additional product), but that simplifies the cleaning and reduces the need to buy filter papers.3, Don’t be put off by the first pour starting to go through into the cup, keep pouring till the water level is at the top of the tube, then put in the plunger and push.4. Taste - depends on the type of coffee you buy, but it is smooth and very tasty.5. The coffee mug that you get, the lid looks as though it screws on - it doesn’t, it just slides on and off.6. The only other thing is using the stirrer that you get - use it before you put the plunger on, it will add to the flavour of your cup of coffee.I love the design and simplicity of use, and the cup of coffee I get each morning.

Fabulous product - it all fits into the cup which is quite large and a bit heavy, but great. Keeps hot and cold and am in Crete with it at the moment - love it. Coffees done perfectly and with easy. I reuse the paper filter countless numbers of times after a rinse each time Couldn’t get the colour from aeropress directly but love everything about it

It’s ok but is overly large. If it was downsized for the travel version then this would be 5 star.

Makes a really good cup of coffee and I love the design aesthetics. Very easy to clean and packs up neatly to carry in my rucksack. There is a handy compartment at the bottom of the mug to hold the spare filter papers. Unfortunately, several times I have washed the mug forgetting to empty it and soaking the filter papers. They do dry out but it is a bit of a hassle. Hence my 4 star rating.

Excellent product, looks stylish, very easy to use and clean

If you are planning to drink this immediately after brewing it, the product is probably for you. You can bring it on travels and camping; everything can be packed into the tumbler. It has the same volume as the normal aeropress, but it is smaller and more portable. So far so good.You can press directly into the tumbler, which is very convenient. In theory you can aeropress and "go". However, considering how expensive it is in general and compared to the normal aeropress, you expect more. The tumbler is of low quality and poor value for money. It leaks and doesn't hold the temperature well (hot or cold). It will leak from the lid just from walking around with it. If you brew a coffee and place it on the side of your backpack, it will leak. This is especially the case whenever you lean forward. You can't really press and go.When I buy a product like this from aeropress, and given the way it is marketed, I expect to be able to brew my coffee, press it in the tumbler, and carry that around on (or even in) my backpack while walking, cycling, commuting, hiking etc. I expect to be able to tie my shoes without getting coffee on myself.Knowing aeropress, they might start selling an expensive leak-proof lid separately, kind of like you can buy the flow-control separately for 20 pounds or so. Until then, my routine is pressing into the tumbler, and then pouring the coffee from that into a better tumbler that keeps the temperature and does not leak.

Good coffee, made easy, anywhere.

The AeroPress is undoubtedly a very convenient method for making coffee. Having the regular version, I received the new Go version as a gift, which came with a dent as shown in the photo. Regardless of the dent, I returned it immediately, as I can’t believe the outrageous price the company is asking for it. It weighs half a kilo (about 150g more than the simple Go version). I sent it back right away without a second thought and replaced it with the regular Go version, which costs 60% less, is much lighter, and much more compact in size. I wouldn’t pay even £50 for it, let alone £70+. Good luck to the new owners of the company with these ridiculous prices. Within that price range there much better alternatives of making a coffee