Secura French Press Coffee Maker
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Brenda L Ibarra –
I’ve had every invention known to man on my quest for the perfect cup of coffee and well, I’ve found it. GOLD! I struck gold with this bad boy. My last toy was the Keurig, my least favorite of them all, its failed me miserably. When I say I’ve had every coffee making contraption out there, I mean it, and you diehard coffee connoisseurs know what I’m talking about. I decided to go back to far, far away and get another percolator because after searching my life through in memoryville I believed that the best cup of coffee I had produced came from a percolator. But this time, I wasn’t willing to toss money to the wind and go with my gut. I decided to do something I hadn’t ever done before. Research. After reading, my least favorite thing to do in life, a million different reviews and watching I don’t even know how many videos on the art of coffee making and consumption, I started really feeling the French press. Again unwilling to just buy without going to the next level still again and researching the best presses money could buy you, and there are a LOT of choices and a LOT of opinions, after many hours of sweating and reading and considering and fear of making a wrong decision, I decided to give this stainless steel French press a try. For several reasons I chose the stainless steel over glass. This puppy is insulated, first. It’s solid, tough and heavy; very well made. Second. It won’t break, Third. It won’t break, fourth and it won’t break, fifth! After all of my video tutelage I was nearly an expert before this little 8th wonder of the world arrived yesterday. I got right on it. I took apart the press and thoroughly washed all of the parts and put on a pan of water and began grinding my beans. As soon as the water came to a boil I let it cool down until it stopped bubbling. I scooped three rounded tablespoons of my medium course grounds into the press, pored in about two inches of water over the grounds and stirred. Then, I let it sit for two minutes to brew. Then I poured the rest of my hot water I in the press and put the lid on slightly pushing the press down just in order to create a seal, and then, I waited. I put my timer on for 5 minutes. Then I began the decent…. Pressing gently so as not to force the hot water come splashing out and scalding me. It took maybe 30 seconds. Then, the final step of my journey was upon me. I poured and tasted the best cup of coffee I’ve ever had in my life. It’s unbelievable. I can’t say enough good about the experience and this stainless steel French press. I’m telling you tho, at this price which is pennies really, and with the construction of this press, it’s the best thing since chocolate was found. I think of all of the money I’ve wasted on coffer making contraptions over the years and it makes me dizzy. A person spends more on coffee at a drive through in a day than this press costs. And, this coffees flavor and aroma is unmatched by any of them on their best day. You have nothing to lose and the best cup of coffee you’ve had in your life to gain!
Chris_Chris –
I bought a 32 oz stainless steel French press years ago for camping trips and I’ve used it at home to make my coffee ever since. It’s much more sensible than a glass one because they don’t break and they keep the coffee hot longer than glass. French presses are simple machines so there is rarely an issue with whether they work or not. They make superior coffee and don’t have a bunch of electrical components that will end up in a landfill some day and they’re easier to clean and keep clean. Whenever I have guests they always comment on how delicious my coffee is. Well, that’s because I use a French press and not an electric coffee pot that burns the coffee. Just bring the water to a boil and then let it cool for a minute or two before pouring over and your coffee will taste much better. I have some relatives nearby who are otherwise outstanding cooks and hosts but their coffee is always terrible, because they use an electric coffee maker. I haven’t had the heart to tell them. The only downside to a French press is that it doesn’t keep coffee piping piping hot if it sits for a while before serving like being on a burner does, and some people who add lots of cream might find their coffee a little less hot than they like at the start. But coffee cools down really quickly anyway and is never hot when you get to the bottom of a mug so I don’t see this as that big of a deal. I just got this larger one to make it easier when having guests. As long as I serve it before letting it sit out a long time it’s always very hot. I have had two smaller ones for years. I’ve used French presses for probably 25 years or more.
GSD Mom –
My husband and I enjoy perked coffee from the stove. But he makes his extremely strong plus I drink decaf but I didn’t want to have to make a whole pot of coffee just for me. Keurig tastes awful to me so I decided to try the French press. I did some research on it and when I saw this was all stainless steel I needed to get it. It comes with two extra screens which is really nice and there is a lot of info on not just this brand/style of pot buy also how to prepare your coffee in it. I discovered that coarse ground works best in a french press and decided on swiss water processed decaf whole beans. I also purchased a grinder that offers coarse ground. The grinder and pot cost around $70 altogether. The first time I attempted coffee I allowed it to steep the 4 mins recommended and to me it was like drinking espresso. Just too strong. I only let it steep about one min before slowly plunging it and then I pour. It ends up tasting closer to a Tim Hortons strength coffee which to me is really good! At first the flavor seemed bitter but I also found out that if the water is too hot it can cause this issue. I heat my water in an electric kettle so once it’s rolling I unplug it, open the lid and let it sit for maybe half a minute and then pout into the carafe. It only takes minutes to make my coffee in the morning now. Not much longer than an electric coffee pot. I grind my coffee just a little at a time and usually have enough for 2 mornings. I store the bag in an air tight container and the ground coffee in a glass dish with air tight lid. This is one of the best purchases I’ve made in a long time. It exceed my expectations.The carafe us tiny but makes enough for one large coffee cup. It’s extremely sturdy and not tinny at all. Extremely well made. It pours well with no leaks and while I can’t say how well it holds heat since I use all the coffee in one pour, it seems like it would do a nice job. It cleans up extremely easily and the grounds don’t get stuck in the screen and plunger.
Cheryl –
This is a very capable coffee maker! The three-way filtration system works very well to keep sludge out of my coffee cup, you can feel how well it fits against the inside wall as you press the screens down. It also does a great job of holding back the coffee during pouring.It’s pretty easy to get clean. If you get the stainless steel, like me, you’ll see how it just gleams when it’s clean, it’s beautiful. Cleaning in between the filter components takes a minute, but they’re not so tightly spaced that it’s difficult. You can always take them off by unscrewing them, and a first grader could get them back on.The one way in which this coffee maker didn’t meet my expectations is that the coffee doesn’t stay hot as long as I thought it would. The temperature of the water I use is just shy of boiling and the coffee brews for only 8 minutes. After about two hours it was more warm than hot. Nobody wants to drink two hour-old coffee anyway, so it’s not really a problem. I just thought it would stay hot longer.I highly recommend this French press, especially if it’s your first one. French press coffee is delicious and drinking coffee made from this press makes me happy. I’m sure you’ll be delighted!
Bryce D. –
Infinitely better than any glass french press I’ve used. Not to mention the value proposition with this being such a fair price, I literally bought 2 to give one to a family member.All of the metal work like welds, laser etching branding and laser etched indicator on the top of the lid to show where lid opens… It’s all very thought out and made with care. Any other product would have just printed on something on top of the metal work and it would have just scraped off in like 10 uses. This thing feels like a tank and would last for years and years. Even the spout where you pour the coffee has been designed in such a way that the way it pours is intentionally smooth and doesn’t “stick” to the french press and make a mess. I honestly think this might be the best valued purchase I’ve made on NiceShine in the history of using it. It’s honestly that surprising. This thing feels like it could be easily $70 dollars, but it’s actually at a fair price.The only couple minor complaints I have, have to do with the screen mesh filter and the metal “spring” coiled around one of the assembly plates. I would love to see the inside circle mesh where a hole has been punched out to assemble the other parts on top of the screen, to have a washer/ring that lines the inside of that mesh hole punch. It has some slight fraying to it that I could see slowly deteriorating over time and it would also make it more comfortable with washing it without fear of one of the metal strands stabbing you in the finger. The other complaint is a little more of an issue with how the metal spring is assembled that lines one of the assembly plates. On my product, the end of the spring had just a sharp end sticking out, so when pushing the french press down, it would scrape against the side of the walls inside the french press. I ended up just taking a pair of pliers and bending the end part of the spring sticking out and pulled it inwards so it wasn’t facing the wall of the cup. Other than that though, pretty much perfect product. Highly recommend for anyone who wants to foam milk by pushing the press up and down a few times, and also for people who want to make a great cup of coffee.
anonymous –
This review is for the 50oz product. I’ve been using it for 1000ml with plenty of left over space/capacity, and it should handle 1500ml as advertised. This was an upgrade in size for me from another French Press. I didn’t realize the arrow on top for pouring is actually pretty useful since my old French Press did not have it. The construction feels solid with the handle and plunger part all feeling durable. There were no grinds in my coffee of course, but this was not the case with a similar looking product that I originally bought (and returned) for cheaper than this. That other product had good reviews as well, but perhaps it was for a different size product. Who knows.I find this to be an excellent product. I am happy with my ~$40 purchase April 2024!
Megan –
When you pour hot water the cylindrical body of the pitcher is very hot. While steam is released near the spout it does a pretty good job at steeping the tea. I really like that everything is stainless steel so you can wash it with soap or not worry about the temperature of the water. I have used loose leaf tea so far and finely ground coffee. The double mesh strainers let some debris get in but it¡¯s no trouble straining it. Overall it¡¯s a good French press and I would recommend.
David P. –
At first, I was a bit hesitant to buy it because, like many people, I¡¯m used to glass presses and thought it was necessary to see inside. However, once I received it and used it for the first time, I realized it¡¯s not necessary at all (the glass) so if you¡¯re hesitating to choose this French press because it¡¯s not made of glass, trust me ¡ª it won¡¯t be a problem at all and you¡¯ll enjoy it just as much.It works really well, feels very high-quality, and retains heat much better than a glass one. The best part is the option to close the spout ¡ª this helps keep the coffee hot for longer and also prevents dust or insects from getting inside.It even comes with a replacement part and feels very sturdy overall. Great product i highly recommend it
Ambiorix Mendez –
If you spend a lot of time in your car and need a reliable solution to enjoy a good cup of coffee anytime, the Secura French Press Coffee Maker is a perfect choice. Its 304-grade stainless steel design makes it strong and durable, ideal for worry-free everyday use.Thanks to its double-walled insulation, it keeps coffee hot longer, which is essential when you’re on the go and can’t drink it right away. Plus, its three-layer filtration system ensures full-bodied coffee with no residue, offering an exceptional flavor experience in every cup.Its compact 12 oz size is perfect for taking it in the car without taking up too much space, and its cool-touch handle allows for safe and comfortable handling. With two additional filters included, you can customize the strength of your coffee to your preferences.For those constantly on the go, this French Press is a smart investment that combines practicality, quality, and a design designed for everyday use.
gaylem –
The plastic or glass coffee maker I¡¯ve previously purchased would eventually crack. And although I prefer to see my coffee being pressed the stainless steel is a better alternative.
Shawn L. –
Rating: 100/100 ¨C No notes.This French press has become an essential part of my daily routine. I absolutely love it. From design to performance, it delivers exactly what you want in a coffee press: consistency, simplicity, and durability.I use it every day and it has held up flawlessly. The volume is just right¡ªperfect for making a generous solo drinker or sharing two smaller ones. Cleaning is quick and hassle-free, which makes it all the more convenient for daily use. The components are sturdy and well-made; nothing feels flimsy or delicate. It¡¯s the kind of product that quietly does its job perfectly, without drawing attention to itself¡ªexactly what a good French press should do.Postscript:Do not purchase the version with the wooden handle. It looks nice but has a sharp screw hole in the handle.
Mutty126 –
I love this French press. I have several glass presses, all of which I had to dispose of when they were chipped during washing. I anticipate a long and happy relationship
damian m –
Keep in mind, this is a one cup coffee maker. It’s solid, nice looking, good filter, no coffee sludge. I like it.
Lisa –
Very durable exactly what I needed
Riss –
While on vacation I ordered this so I would not have get up every morning and go get coffee. Perfect solution!
James M Kelly –
The permanent attachment on the bottom plate came off. Still works fine, but a bother just the same
Kindle Customer –
Much better than glass.
60842799 –
I bought this because I didn¡¯t like how much room my coffee maker was taking up on the counter. I¡¯m glad I did because the coffee tastes great and this thing is easier to clean. I was able to sell my coffee machine and I only use this now.
Nanette K Stanko –
So happy we purchased this ¡Â..extremely easy to use and it keeps your coffee super hot till you are ready to pour it¡Â¡Â.PLUS there¡¯s no plastic used on this!!!!!!
R. W. –
After my kids cracking my glass French Presses, this is so durable. It works great. I just had to get use to not seeing it, like in the glass one.