Secura French Press Coffee Maker, 17-Ounce, 304 Stainless Steel Insulated Coffee Press with Extra Screen

Compared to glass presso coffee makers this keeps the heat much better, especially the first cup is really hot!The quality is very good and it also looks beautiful.You can turn the lid around to close the pot to keep the heat better.Surprisingly little coffee ground is left in the coffee you drink, and the one that's left in the pot isn't very wet so it's easy to take care of.It's also easy to clean.The size is good even for one person, it works well with 5 dl water, which gives you two big cups.

Purchased this 4 years ago. It works flawlessly and after making coffee a half a dozen different ways through the years, this is without a doubt, the best. Quick and easy and makes a great cup of coffee that stays hot beyond the time it typically takes us to drink it. Easy to clean. Looks good on the counter. Durable.

I love the Secura 50oz coffee press. It's amazing. You can make 8-10 cups of true french press style coffee in exactly 14 minutes. That's counting the heating time for the water.Pros:- 100% stainless construction and all smooth surfaces makes the pitcher extremely easy to clean.- You can clean off the plunger just by holding it under the tap while loosely grasping the lid. Make sure you get one edge of the plunger under the running water and it'll spin on its own to flush out the grounds. I fill the pitcher with soapy water, plunge once, then run it under the tap for a quick clean.- Insulates quite well for what it is. This will never be as good as a thermos or insulated carafe. It just can't be. The lid is metal, and there's a metal rod plunged down into the hot liquid, which will transmit heat up to that metal lid. However, it is vacuum sealed on the sides and bottom, so I'd say you can get maybe an hour out of it if you pre-heat the pitcher with warm water. This is much, much better than any glass french press you'll ever find.Cons:- The plunger rod is a bit thin. It's not wire thin by any means, but when making 50 ounces of coffee you need to press harder than with a smaller unit. I'm worried about metal fatigue on the screw at the end. I'd really suggest they alter the design to weld a thicker rod onto the last inch or two in order to increase durability.So that's it. One negative. And it's more of a suggestion right now, not a failure I've encountered myself. I've owned a Secura 12oz for a couple years and it's great, but needing to repeat the process for each cup is annoying, especially if I have company over. With the 50oz in hand I think I'll be able to finally ditch my drip machine for good, or at least pack it away in a closet until I have a significantly large gathering again.

Great product! Ive bought a couple of different sizes. Love it and it looks nice on counter. We use it daily so the large pot stays out most of the time. It keeps my coffee warm unlike glass. I've moved away from the glass French press as they are too fragile and they become more fragile with continuous use *and my coffee is cold in 10 minutes . Love the stainless and this makes really good coffee. I use the small one for single serve when It's just me. I've had it for over 10 years. Highly recommend

It's a very nice coffee maker. The build quality is excellent. I tried an expensive, course grind and it was ok but I tried my regular coffee and I liked it much better. It hasn't clogged the screen at all. It makes one cup just right. I do preheat the pot by filling it with hot tap water. I heat one mug of water for a minute and a half. I dump the tap water out, put in two tablespoons of coffee, add the mug of hot water, give it a stir and put the top press part on making sure the arrow points to the back. I let it steep for four minutes. Then I slowly push the press down. I turn the lid around until the arrow is pointing towards the front and pour the coffee. It's delicious. So far I just rinse everything off and dry it with a paper towel. I highly recommend this little French press. It's my first. I'm 76 years old and have made thousands of cups of coffee in all kinds of pots but this is my favorite.

Have used Bodum coffee presses for years but after breaking the glass in our latest press and going to order a new replacement, we saw this thermal S.S. press and thought we'd give it a try. Had a few months now and love it, keeps coffee hot much longer and is easy to clean and care for. Has kept its nice shiny finish, doesn't seem to scratch easily and is attractive to look at. As other's have mentioned the welding around the base of the handle where it attaches to the carafe is not the best, but so far it is holding and has no signs of rust. I think for the price, it is a great buy.

bought this as a gift for my boyfriend since our last french press broke. We went from a smaller name brand glass one to this, and it's so much nicer! keeps the coffee nice and hot, doesn't have any issues with spilling grounds into the coffee (the glass one did frequently) and it comes apart easily to clean. I like the way the lid is designed so you can turn it to close it or open it.

I love this French Press. It makes an amazing cup of coffee and keeps the coffee nice and warm thanks to the doubling. It is a great looking product that functions perfectly. It is easy to use, easy to clean and comes with extra screens. This is a high quality press great for all coffee lovers. I highly recommend this press.

Esta intacta, comprime el café de manera uniforme y lo conserva calientito bastante tiempo, no se ha manchado ni con el café ni con las lavadas, es muy buen producto!

This is THE french press

I love this coffee press, as it is double insulated, it also keeps the coffee hot whilst it is brewing. Fantastic buy.

This press is great! nice quality stainless steel with a sleek design. Holds temp well and the coffee doesnt get bitter because the press actually presses to the bottom on the container unlike the bodom I purchased. The best part is that this beauty doubles as a kitchen mirror its so shiny. So when my wife is taking a dump, I still have a mirror in the kitchen to get ready for work.