BodumTravel Press Double Wall Plastic Body, Black, 0.35 Litre, K11102-01

It filters the coffee very well.

I bought this to facilitate my morning routine so I could make a cold brew overnight and just take it on the next day, but it leaks so much! Is not even just a couple of drops, it will leak everything everywhere if you just put it in your purse or bag. I guess it would work well if you were to just carry it on your hand and then put it on a cup holder, but if you do anything else it will leak and ruin your things. Would return if I still could.

Perfect and convenient!

very cheap material for the price additionally it has leakage in the middle when you want to shake it to brew.

Its like the same on the photo

Pas vraiment fait pour le transport (pas suffisamment étanche), mais plutôt pour gagner de la place dans une petite cuisine & profiter du concept tout-en-un. Presque un tout petit peu trop petit, rapport à la contenance.

I am very pleased with this purchase. It's ideal for making fresh tea or coffee on the go, or if you're away from home for any reason.There are a few downsides, but for me, none were totally unexpected. First, it's not the largest travel mug in the world, but it's okay. Second, the plunger doesn't go down quite as far as I would like, so the coffee grinds are a bit loose in the bottom of the mug (but still beneath the plunger) if you're not keen on lots of ground coffee for a strong coffee. Third, the lid isn't leak-proof, so treat the mug with care, and as a result of the lid not being as sealed as some other travel mugs, it's not going to keep the contents as hot over a period of time as some of those other aforementioned travel mugs.Okay, with those niggles out of the way, here is what I do like.If you want to use it more like a normal travel mug, you get a second lid without a plunger, allowing you to carry other liquids without the plunger in place.You get to make coffee with your favourite ground coffee, and as fresh as it would be at home. Plus, there are sometimes places where you might not be able to buy fresh coffee, or, for example, decaffeinated or flavoured coffee. It allows you to make the coffee to your preferred strength as well. If you wish to add milk, you could always put some in first, so long as you can transport it upright to prevent spillage until you're ready to use the mug. Failing that, a second Thermos type container would transport the milk you need easily.If you wish to add extra ground coffee for an extremely strong taste, you could even use it like a French Press at home, and dole out coffee to one or two other people, which can then be watered down to taste.The manufacturer has a proven track record of French Press coffee makers for the home, and the quality with this is pretty good as a result. It's already withstood me dropping it on the floor once while I was sitting down. I don't want to test that out too often though. 😫The plunger top sits flush with the rest of the lid once pushed down, so it is comfortable to use, and should reduce any risk of damage to the plunger.The flip top works well, and gives you a good sized area to sip from.Overall, this is now my favourite coffee maker for outside the home, or for any kind of power outage. It's quick, simple, uses techniques that have been around for years, and so long as you have access to boiled water, you're good to go. Huh, that said, you could probably also use it to make iced coffee or tea in hot weather... that might be something I can try once summer arrives. 🤔

Bought as gift for a friend, she's happy out that it stays warm on route and it also makes it into her gob.. good design so from what I can see so I have got one for myself wasn't as good as I expected, my current keeps my coffee hotter for longer.. :( still a good cup do..

A useful cup for those who want coffee on the go, the downside is that there is a large space below the press when it is fully pressed and the coffee from this area does not come through.

Does what it says! Although the plastic shows cracks and is only handwashed.