AeroPress Go Review: Pros, Cons and Who It’s For

AeroPress Go

Best for: Travel, camping and the office: everything packs into its own mug

“The easiest way to pack good coffee in your carry-on.” — Juancho

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The essentials

Price range: $
Level: Beginner
Methods: Immersion + pressure (AeroPress style)
Espresso: Strong concentrate, not true espresso
Settings: Grind, time and recipe; comes with a mug, lid, scoop and filters
Cleaning: Very easy

Data from the manufacturer and user reviews; the exact, up-to-date price is on Amazon.

Pros

Everything nests inside the mug
Cleans up in seconds
Hard to get wrong

Cons

Brews less than the AeroPress Original
The mug isn't insulated

What owners and experts say

What owners and reviewers like most: everything nests inside the mug; cleans up in seconds; hard to get wrong. The most common complaint: brews less than the AeroPress Original.

Sources: coffeegeek.com · homegrounds.co · findingtheuniverse.com · thewaytocoffee.com

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