Secura French Press Coffee Maker, 304 Grade Stainless Steel Insulated Coffee Press with 2 Extra Screens, 34oz (1 Litre), Red

I don't drink French Press coffee real regular, but when I want to splurge and pamper myself I head for my Coffee Press. I love this coffee press. It is heavy, durable, well made, and holds the heat a good long time. A full pot will make me two large cups and it is hot enough for me on the second cup. Made of a beautiful stainless steel that polishes to a nice shine. It is as mentioned a good size for me. All the parts are well made, filters work great and clean easily, as well the lid fits good and retains the heat. Ease of use, would be YES. I would purchase again, and probably a bigger one to have for additional guests. Thank you!

I love the high quality steel that this is made from. I was looking for a non-toxic option to make organic coffee in, and this is perfect. I am able to make several cups at once too, which is a big bonus because I've had smaller French presses that were one-cup capacity. Sometimes, it's nice to make two or three cups and this accommodates that perfectly. It keeps the coffee warm, also, if you want to leave it in the carafe, because it's insulated. I've left it for several hours and it kept my coffee nice and hot. The extra screens are great also, since eventually I will want to replace those. However, one lasts a very long time depending on how much you use it. I use mine 1 to 2 times daily. It's nice and sleek too, so I can leave it on the counter top without it looking unsightly. Most importantly, this makes the most delicious cup of coffee I've ever had! I will never go back to a drip maker. If you've never tried French press coffee, you don't know what you're missing.

I’ve been using this Secura French press for a while now, and it’s honestly one of those products that just feels solid from the moment you pick it up. The stainless steel build gives it a nice weight, and it feels way more durable than the typical glass presses—no worries about cracking or breaking if you’re using it daily. What really stands out is how well it keeps coffee hot. The double-wall insulation actually works, so I’m not rushing to finish my cup right away. The coffee itself comes out rich and full-bodied, and the filtration system does a good job keeping most of the fine grounds out. I also like that it comes with extra screens, which is a nice touch for longevity and getting a cleaner brew over time. It’s also pretty easy to clean, especially compared to some other presses I’ve used. Everything comes apart without much hassle, and it doesn’t feel like you’re fighting with it after every use. Honestly, I don’t really have any complaints. It’s simple, reliable, and built to last—exactly what you want in a French press. Whether you’re making coffee, tea, or even cold brew, it just gets the job done consistently.

I have been using this every day for four years, and it is still in great working order today. The vacuum insulation is intact, which I suspect is due in part to hand-washing the pot itself (vacuum insulated vessels and dishwashers do not get along). The screens and rod and such can all be washed in the machine, and they are easy to flatten again if they're bent. I heartily recommend this product

Good French press overall. It makes rich, flavorful coffee and keeps it warm for a decent time thanks to the stainless steel design. The extra filters are a nice bonus and help reduce coffee grounds in the cup. The build feels solid, but it’s a bit harder to clean compared to glass presses. Still, it’s a great value for daily coffee use.

1000 times better than the usual French press! Keeps the coffee warm, is easier to clean (no more carefully sliding the glass out of the plastic or tin holder), and looks quite nice. I wish I could meet the person who designed this and thank them -- you have made a process I have gone through multiple times a day for 35 years easier, faster, and better!

I’ve already gone through two glass French presses because they ended up breaking, and I honestly thought glass was the only way to go. I wish I had found this stainless steel one from the beginning because I wouldn’t have had to replace those other two. The durability is seriously impressive, and it feels like it’s built to last. I got the black one and I love how it looks. It’s the perfect size, the handle is comfortable and ergonomic, and it’s really easy to clean. It’s also nice not having to worry about accidentally breaking it every time I use it. For the quality and durability, I definitely think it’s worth the price. I’m really happy with this purchase and wish I had switched to stainless steel sooner!

If you’re serious about your coffee or just appreciate a well-made product that performs exactly how it should every single day, the Secura French Press Coffee Maker (34oz, 304 Grade Stainless Steel) is a purchase you will not regret. I’ve been using it daily for several months now and can say with confidence: this thing is a winner in every category that matters. Build Quality and Design Let’s start with the obvious — the build. This French press is solid stainless steel, inside and out, and you can feel the quality the moment you pick it up. It’s not flimsy, it’s not lightweight in a cheap way. It’s got real heft, which gives it a stable and durable feel. You won’t worry about cracks, chips, or shattering like you would with glass models. In fact, this press could probably survive a fall off the counter without a scratch (not that I plan on testing that). The double-wall insulation is no gimmick either — it actually keeps your coffee hot for well over an hour. I usually make a full press first thing in the morning and pour myself cups gradually over the next hour or so while getting ready or working. The last cup is still warm, which wasn’t the case with my older glass press. Aesthetically, it’s also just a great-looking piece of equipment. The stainless finish gives it a sleek, modern, slightly industrial look that works in just about any kitchen setup. It’s easy to clean and doesn’t show fingerprints too badly either. Brewing Performance Now on to what really matters — how it brews. And here’s where the Secura really shines. The multi-layered filter system (three screens stacked together) does a fantastic job of keeping grounds out of your cup. With other presses, I often got a bit of grit at the bottom of the mug, but not with this one. I like a strong brew and use a medium-coarse grind, and the filtration handles it like a champ. The plunger mechanism is smooth, and the lid fits snugly with a full 360-degree pouring design, which is a nice touch. No awkward twisting to line up a spout. I also appreciate how the handle stays cool to the touch even with piping hot coffee inside. Ease of Use and Cleaning This French press is simple and intuitive. No bells and whistles, just straightforward brewing the way it’s supposed to be. I love that it’s dishwasher safe too, but honestly, it’s just as easy to rinse and wash by hand. The filter screens come apart easily if you want a deep clean, and reassembly is quick and painless. It also works great for cold brew or loose-leaf tea if you like to change things up. Final Thoughts There’s something deeply satisfying about using a product that feels like it was actually designed with care and precision. The Secura French Press is one of those rare items that does exactly what it’s supposed to do — and does it exceptionally well. If you’re looking for a French press that will last for years, brew outstanding coffee, and look good on your counter while doing it, this is the one. The price is incredibly reasonable for what you’re getting, and in my opinion, it outperforms presses that cost twice as much. I wouldn’t hesitate to give this as a gift to a fellow coffee lover either. Verdict: 10/10. No complaints, no regrets. Just great coffee every time.

Was researching for quite a while before I took the punt after the reviews. This is a great plunger! Can be used for tea too. Love that you can wash it quick and just leave it lying around without worrying of breaking it. I use 2 of the filters and coffee turns out great! You can leave it in for quite sometime (up to half hr) and it still remains hot. Good for 2 cups. Good buy!

I cracked my 1 litre glass French press by Bodum and got this. Solid build, welded joints are tidy and did my first brew. I have a feeling this will last at least 3 years with minimal care. There is also some extra mesh filter that comes with it.

Sehr schönes Design, hält lange warm

A professional solution to a large quantity of coffee required in the morning. The design is sturdy, highly polished steel. The insulation feature with the large pot (1.5 ltr) will ensure a hot cup of coffee for everyone , even the late risers and multiple cup drinkers. I use mine to prepare a steaming flask of strong coffee for my morning. ☀️😊 ☕️ ☕️ ☕️ ☕️

Update Feb 2021 Yep she still gives me the eyeball in the morning. But at least she has coffee in her hand. I have yet to replace the filter. I would say 1 out of 5 or 6 uses I give a good cleaning and split apart the filter...while she is waiting for her cup 😉 ...thus the eye ball Wow!! I have used a few French press in the past. Here are a few observations. 1) extra bonus filer sceens. Nice!!! Thanks for adding them. This is a great bonus. 2) double wall insulation. Finally!! No burns and it keeps my coffe hot for cups 2 and 3! 3) stainless construction. Its sexy!.... well as far as a French press is concerned. Perfect to pack and won't break. My other presses....i was scared to break washing or putting boiling water in. Last one burst....huge mess and burnt toes. 3.5) size matters. There is enough for my wife (coffee hog) and for me. Nothing is worse than a morning battle over coffee. 4) great cup of coffee. Hint use medium course ground not fine. Fresh ground if possible..... Boiling water, a good stir and let it sit for 3 min. And vola... no more hating morning's. No more wife giving me the evil eyeball over snoring. 5) it filters great, no grounds in my cup...this is a first for me. All other presses have let grounds get in... My intent was to get this for work. I travel alot now and hotel coffee tastes like hot water over gym socks. I might have to get another so one can be at home.