BEAN COLD BREW FRENCH PRESS, 51 OZ, PLASTIC BEAKER, BLACK, WITH ADDITIONAL LID

I use this thing all the time to make cold brew coffee. I wasn't sure about it at first because of the lid. But once I learned how to line the lid up, push it down then turn it and pull the plunger up before attempting to remove lid everything is great.

My first experience with this type of coffee making, now this is for cold brew -that I didn't realize. I've really enjoyed making this kind of coffee, definitely a game changer.

This French press is made entirely of plastic. In fact, it is made entirely of plastic that is not dishwasher safe. A French press, meant for making hot coffee, made with plastic that can't even withstand the temperature of a dishwasher? Poor design choice. It cracked after the first use and started leaking all over my counter the next day overall, this was a complete waste of money.

This cold brew coffee pot is a gem for the price! I love that I can make coffee once every few days instead of every day. The draw back is that you can just brew a cup on a whim, it does take at least 8 hours to steep in the fridge. I have recommended this little guy to many people. Only negative aspect is that it does tend to get some grounds in the coffee when you get to the bottom of the pot, however, this did not start happening until a few months of pretty regular use so I'm guessing the rubber ring around the stomper has just gotten weak over time. Doesn't bother me enough to lose any stars though.

The instructions were confusing because they were in the lid which I didn't realize was locked and I could have broken the lid, but it's a good product otherwise.

A seemingly good design, but it's not. Not for cold brew. I wasted over a pound of coffee experimenting with the amount and grind size, trying to brew something stronger than a cup of tea to no avail. Each morning, I would check it, then start all over. Definitely not as easy to use as a French press for hot coffee. I do hold a deceptively large amount of water as well. The issue with this design is that the grinds float to the top and sit there with little to no submersion until you press them, which the instructions say not to do until you take it out of the fridge once it is finished. No matter what I did, each time it had iced tea-like clarity and no flavor at all. Maybe I will use it for infused tea this coming summer, not sure, just really wished it worked.

I could NOT figure out how to get this open. The lid turns, but I pulled with all my strength and it would not open more than a hair. It was to the point the plastic lid was about to snap in half so I gave up. It seems like you should be able to "pull up" on the top center to raise the cold brew filter up, but it does not budge.

I loved this french press at first but after a while you cannot store it in the fridge for cold brew because it leaks all over.

I love coffee. This has been the best fifteen dollars I've spent in years. During the winter I can make hot coffee and now that it's summer I make cold brew for iced. I use it every day and it's still in perfect condition. VERY HAPPY

make sure you get the right kind of coffee the kind with coarser grains other than that it works really good but if you use normal coffee sometimes the grains will get past the rubber seal