Pink Portable French Press Travel Mug & Coffee Maker | Leak-resistant lid Double-wall vacuum insulation ideal for camping & travel

I love my single serving pink travel coffee press. This cup has been durable going on many road trips, sports events, and early morning and late night practices. It keeps my favorite coffee tasting hot and fresh. It is not huge, but I can start my day off with this when I can't otherwise get a good cup of coffee. It is easy to use and to clean. It keeps the liquid in and the coffee grounds out.

I love mine so much that I keep purchasing for gifts for friends. This travel french press is so durable and makes my coffee and even loose tea come out so good. It keeps it hot for hours. it is quick and easy and can use on the go!

Nice product , good quality. Liquid keeps hot for a long time. Wish it held a bit more liquid.

I prefer French press over any other method for coffee. This mug is wonderful for French press on the go. It keeps the coffee piping hot for several hours (I like VERY hot coffee). Very few coffee grinds make their way into the liquid after being pressed. The lid seals tightly as does the mouthpiece cover. I've not had it leak as I drive (it sits in my cup holder). It is very easy to clean. It is stylish and doesn't feel cheap. As with any French press, if you take care of it this one should last a long time. I searched for quite awhile before I chose this one and I'm very happy with my choice!

It’s exactly what I was looking for and is perfect for my am routine. Highly recommend! This is a really good idea for a gift to give your fellow coffee lover. I joined a coffee club and it’s super fun to get a new region to try each month and this press is a real treat to use each morning. Get one you won’t be disappointed.

This is very easy to use and simple to clean. When I just want one cup of coffee, which is most mornings, this is what I turn to. I use it to make tea as well. It does a fair job of keeping the coffee/tea warm (could be a bit better, but nothing worth complaining about). It came with good instructions for best results too, which was nice. Seems to be good construction. The filter at the end tries to unscrew once in a while, but it only takes a second to retighten. This is not microwaveable, so you need to heat the water in something else first.

Worked ok but had dribble issues when you drank the coffee.

The mug is a great idea and seems solidly built and stylish, but it's not very well designed. I don't drink coffee. I French press Choffy, which is brewed cacao, and perhaps not a use case this company tested for. Still, most of my issues with this mug don't stem from that. Choffy is compatible with French presses in general and works great with the two full sized French presses I've used so far, but the ratio of grounds to water is 2 Tablespoons for 6 oz. The mug instructions suggest using 2 TEASPOONS of coffee grounds. So one thing I noticed right away while using more grounds is that the plunger wouldn't always press all the way down to make the travel cup seal well. However, if you stir it up really well immediately before pushing the plunger and push slowly, you can eventually get the plunger to press down far enough to get a seal with 2 Tablespoons of grounds. I never actually turned it upside down with grounds in it, though, to make sure it was spillproof. Testing with just water and without grounds in the way of the plunger, I put the mug together and turned it upside down, and water came out. I thought it wasn't leakproof until I pulled it apart and screwed the top on super, super tight. Then it was leakproof (without grounds), but it was so tight, you couldn't really get the lid off easily. I often had to get my husband to open the thing for me, and even he had to struggle. And the nice rubber grip near the top? That's not secured to the mug. So it spins around the mug. When you're trying to twist a really tight lid off, having the part of the mug you want to hold on to SPIN is not exactly helpful. There's a tiny (super tiny) tab that maybe someone designed as a way to grip the top to unscrew it, but it was too small to use. Grabbing and turning the lid basically means your grip would slip until you ended up using the flip-top cover for leverage. After a week or so, that flip-top cover snapped off while I was trying to get the mug open. It snapped back into place, but the join was significantly weaker. This problem would happen whether you were using cacao, coffee, or tea, and it's just part of a design flaw. For future versions, I hope they consider making room to grip the lid to take it off. The mug instructions say it's hand-wash only (not dishwasher safe), which doesn't surprise me, so no points deducted for that. The silicone filter seems very similar to the filter on one of my full sized presses, and cleaning it falls at about the same difficulty level (not terrible, but you really wish it could be easier. It's about average for cleaning a French Press. Lots of grounds stick to the silicone, but it's a heck of a lot better to clean than the wire-edged ones that jab your fingers). While the filter seems similar to my larger French press's filter, it also seems to let a lot more of the grounds through. I don't mind that too much, but other people might. I don't know if it's because 2 Tablespoons of grounds is a lot more than the thing was meant to hold or if it's because there isn't a secondary filter at the top of the "pitcher" like a full sized French Press would have or if the quality of the filter seal isn't as good. I do recommend reading the instructions. I'm not sure about the science behind it, but I do feel like using their brewing instructions made for a little stronger/better Choffy than brewing it my usual way in the mug, but that could just be because overall brewing took a little longer (read their instructions to see what I mean). The thing's cute, and it does let you brew while traveling, but the design flaws are frustrating. At this price point, I'm considering returning it and trying a few other French Press travel mugs to see if they are less frustrating. But if they aren't any better, I would consider buying this one again due to how cute it is, its solid build, and its silicone filter.

There is no vent hole and I burnt myself three times already

Me gustó mucho porque me gusta más el café molido que el de diluir y es excelente muy bonito color y mantiene la temperatura muy buen rato

I use it everyday on my way to work !! best one I got so far !

Le he usado diario desde hace un par de meses y es justo lo que necesitaba. Gran producto, hace un café delicioso

Hace aproximadamente dos meses adquirí este termo con prensa, e inicialmente quedé impresionado por su diseño y funcionalidad, debo admitir que he experimentado algunos problemas con la tapa que me han decepcionado. Lo primero que me llamó la atención de este termo fue la incorporación de la prensa francesa, lo cual me permitía preparar café o té directamente en el termo sin necesidad de utilizar un dispositivo aparte. Sin embargo, mi principal inconveniente radica en la tapa del termo, la cual está fabricada con plástico. A pesar de que al principio funcionaba correctamente y cerraba herméticamente, tras solo dos meses de uso regular, el plástico de la tapa comenzó a desgastarse. Esto ha ocasionado que el termo ya no cierre de manera adecuada y, lamentablemente, se derrame el café. Me resulta bastante frustrante que un producto que en su mayoría cumple con mis expectativas se vea afectado por un defecto en su tapa. La falta de durabilidad del material plástico utilizado es realmente decepcionante, ya que esperaba que el termo resistiera un uso cotidiano durante mucho más tiempo antes de presentar problemas.