AeroPress Go

This portable coffee maker exceeded my expectations. I wanted something compact and convenient for travel and camping, and busy mornings, and this has become one of my favorite purchases. It’s lightweight, easy to carry, and surprisingly simple to use. The coffee comes out hot, rich, and flavorful — honestly better than I expected from a portable machine. I also love how quickly it brews, especially when I’m on the go and don’t have time to stop at a coffee shop. Honestly it coffee taste more like a portable expresso machine, love it. The design feels sturdy and well made, not cheap or flimsy like some portable coffee makers. I recommend this portable coffee maker 100% . Cleaning it is easy, which makes it even more practical for everyday use. Whether you’re traveling, commuting, camping, or just want fresh coffee anywhere, this coffee maker is absolutely worth it. I highly recommend it for any coffee lover who wants convenience without Sacrificing taste.

It's been three years since I bought this Aeropress, almost to the day. Happy Anniversary, beautiful! I love you and I can't imagine my life without you 😅 Sorry, I drifted there for a second 😂 Before Aeropress, I used a French press. It was part of my morning rituals: grind the beans, boil the water, pour and let it steep, press, and voilà, you got coffee. I enjoyed that. What I didn't enjoy, though, was the sediment and the cleanup! Enter, Aeropress 🤩 Pros 👍👍👍 - Compact and portable. - Consistently good coffee, every time (once you've dialed it in to your preferences). - Easy to use. Personally, I use the inverted method. - Easy to clean. You end up with a neat little puck. Toss, rinse and repeat! - Economical: minimum waste in paper, coffee, time, and energy! - Lasts for ever! See photos of mine, three years later, of almost daily use. - S, M and XL: Aeropress now comes in your choice of small (Go), medium (Original), and even XL! Cons 👎👎👎 - Honestly, not much to complain about. This invention is near perfect! - OK, the paper filter holder is just too small to be useful! - Also, I wish the Aeropress logo was embossed and not just printed, but this is nitpick territory! My Verdict 🧐 My first reaction to using my Aeropress was that this is the best thing that’s happened to coffee since 1852 (the year the first French Press was patented). I love mine, and I'm sure you will fall in love with yours. Trust me, you need this in your life! One more thing: If I have to buy it again, I would certainly go with the Original Aeropress. I honestly think it's just as compact and travel-friendly. Besides, I don't care for any of the other accessories, like the cup or the foldable stirrer! I hope my review has helped you make a more informed buying decision 👍😊✌️

Purchased the aeropress go for an upcoming backpacking trip. It’s light weight super easy to use and clean and packs down into its self for storage. You have full control over the quality and taste of coffee it can brew and it really allows you to experiment. Every cup it’s brewed has been delicious and the quality of them is miles ahead of any drip or pour over I’ve had. I do recommend getting the flow control cap for it, as well as a reusable metal filter for more control of brew time and easy travel and cleaning. For the price this is a very durable set and a great value. I would recommend this for anyone who loves to experiment with coffee or for those that want a good cup of coffee out on the trail.

The Aeropress Go Travel Coffee Press Kit is an absolute game-changer for coffee enthusiasts on the go! As someone who appreciates a good cup of joe, I cannot recommend this portable coffee maker enough. It effortlessly combines three brewing methods - French Press, Pourover, and Espresso - resulting in a full-bodied and delicious coffee, free from any unwanted grit or bitterness. One of the standout features of the Aeropress Go is how incredibly easy it is to use. The entire brewing process takes only a few minutes, making it perfect for those busy mornings or when you're out camping and need a quick caffeine fix. Simply add your preferred coffee grounds, pour in hot water, and let the Aeropress Go work its magic. The result? A consistently flavorful and smooth cup of coffee that rivals any café-brewed beverage. Clean-up has never been easier! The compact design of the Aeropress Go ensures that it doesn't take up much space, and disassembling and cleaning the components is a breeze. Whether you're traveling or just want a hassle-free brewing experience at home, this coffee press kit makes your life so much simpler. Another fantastic advantage of the Aeropress Go is its portability. It's specifically designed for travel, meaning it easily fits into your backpack or luggage without adding unnecessary bulk or weight. Whether you're camping, hiking, or embarking on a business trip, this little coffee maker is a trusty companion that allows you to enjoy your favorite brew wherever you go. In conclusion, the Aeropress Go Travel Coffee Press Kit is a must-have for coffee lovers who are always on the move. With its versatility, ease of use, quick brewing time, effortless cleanup, and portability, it ticks all the boxes. Treat yourself to a perfect cup of coffee every time, no matter where you are. Invest in the Aeropress Go and never settle for subpar coffee again. Happy sipping!

The AeroPress Go works exactly as expected and is perfect for travel and moto camping. The only true difference between this and the full-size AeroPress is the included tools. Honestly, if AeroPress sold just the scoop and stirrer separately, I would have preferred that option instead of buying a whole new unit. The cup is a nice addition and makes this nearly a complete kit, which is convenient. However, unlike the original AeroPress, there’s no place to store coffee inside the unit, which I miss. Also, the AeroPress Go is slightly under 1 inch shorter than the original AeroPress, so it’s a bit more compact for travel. Overall, it’s a solid product that performs well, and I enjoy using it on the go. Just keep in mind that the design is focused on portability, not storage. Pros Works as expected for brewing great coffee Compact and perfect for travel or moto camping Includes cup and tools for a nearly complete kit Durable and easy to clean Slightly shorter than the original AeroPress for easier packing Cons No internal coffee storage like the original AeroPress Would prefer option to buy tools separately instead of full unit Quick Tip: Pre-measure coffee into small bags for convenience when traveling.

For most people, you can skip the Aeropress and get the Go. It does almost everything the Aeropress does, except better. What is Aeropress? It's an incredibly quick way to make delicious coffee. Pop in a filter, grind whatever beans you want, mix some freshly boiled water, press, and done. If you grind your beans while your water is boiling, you can go from taking the Aeropress out of your cupboard or bag to having it rinsed off and put back in under a minute. The flavor is better than any regular coffee machine. If the unit seems small, the trick is that you use it to press out a strong coffee concentrate. Add hot water to make an Americano, or milk for a latte, ice for a cold coffee, it's your choice. What is Aeropress Go? The inventor of Aeropress redesigned the unit so it fits inside its own travel cup. If you have a portable grinder (or bagged coffee) and a source of hot water, this is all you need to make and drink coffee. Incredibly portable, quick, and delicious. It may be the best portable coffee solution in the world. The travel filter holder keeps 20 filters at hand, which is plenty most business trips or weekend getaways. What do you get? -15oz. Travel cup. You can drink from it, or use it to plunge your concentrate then decant into whatever mug you like. I like to use the mug anyway, as the pour cools the coffee so it's ready to drink that little bit faster. -Silicone lid to hold everything inside the cup. -Plunger unit. Just like the Aeropress, except makes 1-3 cups instead of the larger unit's 4-cup capacity. -Twist-off filter cap. -Travel filter holder - holds about 20 paper filters for travel usage. -350 paper filters. -Travel scoop, which fits inside the plunger to store. -Folding swizzle stick, which also fits inside the plunger to store. -Instructions. Detailed Aeropress instructions: A lot of people talk about complicated "recipes" to make Aeropress. Trust me, the method on the instructions is fine for most people. Take a filter from the holder, put it into the filter cap, twist it onto the plunger. Optionally, rinse the filter if you can't stand paper flavor (I can't tell a difference). Add one heaping scoop of freshly ground beans. Normal fine-drip coarseness is okay. Pour in water up to the "1" mark, and stir continuously for about 10 seconds. Using just the weight of your arm, press the coffee until the plunger stops (press any harder and you just compress the coffee). Over your garbage can or compost, twist off the filter cap, then press the plunger all the way to eject the puck of spent coffee. Rinse all parts. You're done. This honestly takes longer to describe than it takes to make coffee. At this point you can hide everything back in the travel mug, and you're good to go. For a classic American coffee, dilute the concentrate you made with hot water. Sip your delicious coffee, and remember- cleanup is already done. Not sold yet? The only reason not to get an Aeropress is if you always drink a whole pot of coffee, or if you have a proper cappuccino machine at home. Even then, the Aeropress and especially the Go are great for travel. Most of the complaints I see about Aeropress are from people who didn't bother to read the instructions. There's a famous online reviewer who didn't realize the plunger makes concentrate, so he was trying to pour a whole mug of water in the chamber! Honestly, just follow the instructions. Overall: The perfect way to make 1-3 cups of coffee at a time, at home or on the go. Uses less paper than a drip machine due to the smaller filters, and makes better coffee since you control the temperature. Fast, easy, and as delicious as anything you're going to get short of a pour-over or an expensive espresso machine. I'm using the Go as my daily driver now just to save some shelf space. I like using the travel mug to decant my coffee, which cools it just that tiny bit to help me get my first sip. Anytime I travel, the Aeropress is the instant cure for bad coffee machines in hotel rooms. So long as I can boil water, I can have top-quality coffee. And yes - people have even used the Aeropress on an airplane by requesting hot water.

Title: A Compact Powerhouse for On-the-Go Brewing - Aeropress Go Review Rating: ★★★★★ (5/5) The Aeropress Go is the epitome of portability without sacrificing the quality of your coffee. This innovative coffee maker has quickly become an essential companion for any coffee lover on the move. As a proud owner of the Aeropress Go, I can attest to its superior construction and thoughtful design. **Quality of Construction: 5/5** From the moment I unboxed the Aeropress Go, I was struck by the excellent quality of its construction. It's evident that the manufacturers paid meticulous attention to detail. The materials used feel durable and capable of withstanding the rigors of travel. Every piece of this brewing system exudes reliability, and I'm confident it will last for years. **Compact and Portable: 5/5** The true genius of the Aeropress Go lies in its compact design. This coffee maker is tailor-made for those who value a quality brew while constantly on the go. It neatly disassembles into its individual components, which then fit snugly inside its travel mug. The result is a highly packable and incredibly space-efficient coffee maker that can effortlessly accompany you on your adventures. I particularly appreciate how it all fits together in a single, easy-to-pack container. It's a godsend for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts. **The Perfect Filter Holder: 5/5** One of the standout features of the Aeropress Go is its ingeniously designed filter holder. It's not just good; it's perfect. This little accessory makes a significant difference in practicality. Not only does it keep your filters clean and organized, but it also ensures they're always within reach when you need them. It's a small detail that reflects the thought and care put into the product's design. But the true magic of the Aeropress Go lies in the coffee it brews. It manages to deliver a smooth, rich, and flavorful cup of coffee in just a matter of minutes, whether you're in a cozy kitchen or braving the elements in the great outdoors. The versatility of this coffee maker is astounding, and it can accommodate various brewing methods, allowing you to experiment and find your perfect cup of joe. In conclusion, the Aeropress Go is an absolute gem for coffee aficionados who crave quality coffee no matter where life takes them. Its top-notch construction, remarkable portability, and thoughtful features, such as the perfect filter holder, make it a must-have for anyone who wants to brew an exceptional cup of coffee on the go. With this brilliant piece of coffee-making equipment in your backpack or suitcase, you'll never have to compromise on your daily caffeine fix, whether you're in the wilderness or navigating the urban jungle.

What can I say about this coffee maker that hasn’t already been said??? I’ve had it for 3 years and I originally bought it for the joy of preparing a hot cup of Joe while hiking, camping, traveling, etc. and for those purposes it has served me well. As long as you have a source of (good) hot water (and good grounds), no matter where you are, you are going to have an excellent cup of coffee. Recently my Keurig went from making bad coffee to worse coffee so I ditched it in favor of a fancy Nespresso Vertua machine that produced a disappointingly bad, not very warm, brew. I do have a drip machine that I love but sometimes you just want a single cup. If only I could find a reliable machine that would produce a cup of coffee that was as good as that last cup of coffee I had sitting in the middle of Death Valley watching the sunrise…. Well, duh, I can just use my Aeropress at home! It is so simple to use and once you’ve dialed in your process it’s nearly as quick as one of those other machines. And why did I fall into the trap of making coffee in probably the least cost effective method and for certain the most waste producing way possible in the first place? Probably because the perceived “time saving”. Well, now I’m retired and time takes on a whole new meaning…I have both all the time in the world, yet not enough time left to waste drinking bad coffee. If you don’t plan to make coffee on the go, just get the original Aeropress. But for traveling, the compactness of having everything you need in one small vessel is wonderful. And a couple of quick things: the little filter carrier holds about 17 filters and still snaps shut. But for backpacking, the stainless steel filter is less trouble than fiddling with paper. You are not limited to making “a half cup of coffee” just because the brew chamber is small…add a full scoop of coffee and keep adding water as it drips through the filter (I easily make a 12 oz. cup everyday). And lastly, I was underwhelmed with the flow control cap (not included and costs roughly half as much as the whole Go setup). It does not produce an espresso like crema (just lots of air bubbles on top of your coffee which is exactly what the Vertua machine did), and limits your brewing style.

If you get the hang of this and use it with freshly ground coffee beans, you will probably not want to make a coffee any other way. I have only had mine a short time and intended to use it when camping, which I do many days in the spring and summer, but I am so happy with the results that I have been using it at home every day! Paired with a modestly-priced manual coffee grinder, it makes great coffee. I haven't experimented much yet, but because I like long coffees, I have been adding approx 1.5 scoops of coffee beans to the grinder and filling the Aeropress vessel to the top level with water, which seems to give an excellent brew. It comes with a plastic mug in a square profile with rounded corners. This serves as both a drinking vessel and forms part of the system for packing it all away. While I would generally prefer a steel or ceramic mug, it works well, is super lightweight and doesn't soak much heat from the brew, although it might lose heat quite fast in colder outdoor conditions, being uninsulated. Cleanup is super easy, pop out the plug of used coffee using the plunger, a quick water rinse and dry with a cotton or microfibre cloth....far less messy than a cafetière. I like the way this model fits together to pack down really small with everything held in the mug by a red silicone lid. That is ideal for my camper van or tent camping out of the car and it is small and light enough to backpack with. It comes with paper filters which are cheap and can be reused a few times. However, I spent about £7 on a metal filter, which is easy to clean and reuse.

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It took a long time to let the drip coffee, well….drip. Now I put the coffee into the aero press and get my coffee faster, I can’t really tell the difference with the drip or the aero press, as long as the coffee you begin with is good, it will still taste good.

Let me start by saying I'm not a coffee snob, but I have a friend who is. We both really enjoy the coffee that comes from the Aeropress GO. It's easy to use, as portable as can be, comes with a ton of filters and everything else you need for the perfect cup of coffee. If you don't have the space for a whole machine, this'll be the brewer for your bean!

This Aeropress travel coffee maker delivers consistent grit-free coffee! It packs into the cup, making it easy to transport and store. So glad I purchased it. It arrived very quickly. Note: you do have to follow the instructions for best results.