ESPRO Light P3 French Press Coffee Maker – Patented Double Micro-Filter for Grit-Free Brew, Heat Resistant thicker Borosilicate Glass Coffee press – (Black, 32 oz)

I just burned through my third big name, high tech integrated grinder/coffee maker, and got totally frustrated at spending hundreds of dollars on appliances that last 1 1/2 years. I opted to try a French Press for its simplicity...no electricity, no motherboard to fail, no grinder to stop grinding, & no high-cost outlay. I chose Espro based upon Wirecutter's recommendation. I was very impressed by its design and functionality. Following the recommended instructions, I brewed very good coffee my first try. I had expected some fiddle factor of experimenting a few times to get it right, but that was not the case. The double filter does everything it is touted to do. I had zero sludge or grit in my pour. If there is anything I didn't like, it is that the clean-up is something of a mess but nothing I'm unwilling to put up with.

This is an excellent French Press. The use of a filter basket to hold the coffee grounds improves flavor and keeps the grounds out of the coffee when it is ready to drink. Worth the higher price.

Makes great, silt-free coffee. Took a little trial and error, but figured out the right grind and dwell time before plunging. Turns out 5 minutes works best for bold coffee. The only reason I am giving this a four is because the glass carafe does not seat Well in the plastic holder and when you're pouring it could actually slip out and break. You have to be mindful to hold it in place when you're turning the unit upside down

This is the French press. I used the regular ones with the mesh screen filter, they work OK. Then tried the ESPRO, the dual screen and silicone seal make your coffee 100% better, by simply preventing the fine grounds from getting into your drink. French press taste, none of the grit. It looks great, easy to clean, easy to use. I use a scale to weigh the water and grounds. There is a line inside the glass to show the fill height, there is a small arrow on the lid to align the pouring screen window. I no longer use my Mochamaster drip coffee maker. If ESPRO came out with an updated model for 2026, and the handle was improved a bit less flimsy, and the lid orientation arrow was a bit easier to see, I'd buy a new one! Be careful with the glass in the dishwasher it's fragile!!

I bought this simply because of the size. I love me 3 cups of coffee throughout the morning, and this bad mammajamma will hold that. The filtering on this thing is awesome. I has fine stainless mesh filters that very adequately keeps the grounds out of the coffee. The plunge with he rubber seals is very satisfying, as well. My only complaint is that cleaning is a bit more tedious with the extra components, but I can confirm that they are all top-rack dishwasher-safe.

The cat broke my last French press! I loved it, although if it was a bit of an ordeal to clean. So of course I replaced with the best one on the market. And I can see people saying that about this... if they're just into the straight-up coffee of it all. It's just a touch too strong for me. And while the double-filter feature is great for strengthening and straining your brew, I HATE the ratio. So much wasted coffee! It already doesn't make as much coffee as my last press. That just about kills this product for me. Never mind that it's just not a very decorative piece of equipment. It's a French contraption; it's meant to be aesthetic! It doesn't help that the pitcher detached from the frame almost immediately. It's still usable, but the condensation leakage gets ridiculous. So yeah, I'm just giving fair warning to "upper-casual" French press drinkers. This still makes a great, smooth brew, especially if you like the strong stuff. And yes, it is SO MUCH EASIER TO CLEAN THAN A STANDARD FRENCH PRESS. Unfortunately, the price is a bit steep for anyone outside of that "budget upscale" niche. I could have paid a lot less for a French press that's more my cup of tea (if you will). ...Here, kitty, kitty, kitty...

I am very happy with it. I had another one but I kept getting coffee grounds in my cup. It was a much cheaper brand my son got me. It works but the plunge is not a tight fit.

great coffee, finally! i used regular grind coffee and no grounds got in the coffee. if you are new to a french press, spring for the insulted carafe. it will keep your coffee warmer. also, make sure you have a suitably sized fine mesh strainer to clean up with. those grounds have to be strained to be disposed of.

Good quality material

thé ou café toujours parfaite

It cracked spontaneously while I was pouring water into it.

Großartige Erfindung! Anders als sonst kommt dank dem 2. Filter und einer sehr guten Dichtung so gut wie kein Kaffeesatz durch. Der Kaffee schmeckt so gut wie von FrenchPress bekannt und ist so sauber wie guter Filterkaffee.

This is a first rate coffee press . The double filter makes a really smooth cuppa