11 Best French Press Coffee Makers [Tested and Reviewed]

The "P3 French Press" by ESPRO can brew up to 32 ounces of coffee. Its main selling point is the use of thick, sturdy glass that can stand up to high heat.

During our taste test, this French press received high praise because of its smooth texture and well-balanced flavor. Feedback from the testers included comments like "Even though it's rich, it's not heavy, making it easy to drink even black." The baristas who tasted the coffee brewed by this coffee maker said, "You can really feel the inherent sweetness and body of the coffee beans."

When we tested for heat retention, this coffee maker registered 146.84°F one hour after we added boiling water. Over time, it dropped 65.16°F, maintaining a relatively warm state. Even if you brew a large amount of coffee at once, it should stay hot for about an hour.

Then when it came to maintenance, this French press coffee maker earned high marks because it only has five parts that can easily be disassembled. And since the parts are dishwasher-safe, keeping this coffee maker clean and in good working order is relatively simple.

ESPRO's "P7 French Press" is a product that comes in two variations, 18 ounces and 32 ounces. The main body is made of durable stainless steel, and its manufacturer claims that the coffee it makes results in less powdery and smooth mouthfeel due to its double micro mesh filter.

In our taste evaluation, this coffee maker earned points for its minimally powdery texture and well-balanced taste. Feedback from the tester included comments such as "The bitterness isn't overwhelming, and it's enjoyable even when served black." Baristas noted that "while the body is slightly weak, the sweetness and bitterness can be tasted distinctly.

In terms of heat retention, this coffee maker registered 174.74°F one hour after we added boiling water. Even as time passed, it only dropped by 37.26°F, maintaining its warm state and earning high praise. Even if you brew a larger amount at once, you can enjoy delicious coffee for a long time.

When it came to maintenance, we appreciated that this coffee maker only has five parts and that it’s easy to take apart. What’s more, the parts are dishwasher-safe, which makes keeping this machine clean and ready to go a cinch.

The "Venture French Press Coffee Maker" by OXO is promoted as a glass product that’s durable and resistant to breaking. This coffee maker is also designed with a filtration feature in the spout, promising smooth-tasting coffee for you to enjoy.

In our evaluation of deliciousness, our testers appreciated the fragrant and rich texture of the brewed coffee. However, some testers commented that "the bitterness is too strong and it's hard to continue drinking if it's black." Baristas, meanwhile, said that "the body is strong, and the balance between bitterness and sweetness is good."

In the heat retention test, the temperature one hour after we poured boiling water into the French press was 165.02°F. The temperature only dropped by 46.98°F over time, earning high marks for its ability to keep coffee warm. Even if you brew a lot of coffee at once, it should stay hot for several hours.

This French press also impressed our testers when it came to maintenance due to the small number of parts that can be disassembled, only four. And since the parts are dishwasher-safe, it’s not hard to keep this Fresh press coffee maker clean.

Fellow's "Clara French Press" features vacuum insulation and a high-performance metal filter. The manufacturer boasts about its Teflon-coated interior, which the company claims makes it resistant to stubborn stains.

In the assessment of taste, our testers gave this French press less than stellar marks due to a gritty texture and a burnt taste left on the palate. Feedback from the panel included comments such as, "The body is weak, making it hard to drink due to the intense bitterness." Baristas stated, "Overall, the flavor has a somewhat watery feel to it."

In the insulation test, we recorded a temperature of 176.54°F one hour after we added boiling water to the French press. Even with time, the temperature only dropped by 35.46°F, maintaining a warm state and earning high praise. You can enjoy hot coffee for a while even if you brew a lot at once.

Our testers also gave this French press a high rating for Easy maintenance because it has four parts, which can be disassembled quickly and cleaned in the dishwasher.

Mueller's "French Press" is made with rust-resistant stainless steel. Its carafe is double-walled, which the manufacturer says keeps the brewed coffee flavorful and warm.

In our taste test, we were impressed with the smooth texture and fruity flavor. Our testers said that "the taste is well-balanced and light." The baristas noted that "although the body is weak, it brings out the natural taste of the beans."

In the insulation test, we recorded a temperature of 179.06°F one hour after we added boiling water to the Fresh press. Even as time passed, the temperature only dropped by 32.94°F, and testers rated it highly because the coffee stayed warm, even when you make a lot at once.

In terms of ease of maintenance, this French press has more parts to disassemble and keep clean, with six. But since they’re dishwasher-safe, this coffee maker is still relatively easy to maintain.

The "JAVA" from BODUM promises to extract the maximum flavor and aroma from coffee beans. It is made from a plastic material that is resistant to deformation from heat and temperature changes.

In our taste testing, the coffee came out a bit light, but the balanced flavor left a good impression. However, some testers weren’t fans of the texture. One tester commented that t, "I felt a little roughness, and there was a bit of powder left at the bottom of the cup." Regarding the taste, the barista said: "You can taste the bitterness, but overall, the flavor is on the lighter side."

During the insulation test, this French press registered 152.78°F one hour after we added boiling water. Over time, the temperature only dropped by 59.22°F, staying relatively hot and earning high marks. And the coffee should stay hot and delicious even if you brew a lot of coffee.

This French press also has six parts that you can disassemble to clean it. That might seem like a lot, but they’re dishwasher-safe, so this French press is generally easy to maintain.

Coffee Gator's ”French Press” features a durable, thermally superior double-walled stainless steel body. The stainless steel mesh filter removes any powdery residue, producing a smooth-tasting coffee.

In our taste test, our reviewers appreciated the coffee’s well-balanced flavor. Comments from the testers included that "the bitterness is the main feature, but the flavor balance is good." Regarding the texture, we received feedback from the barista saying that "although I do feel a bit of powderiness, the texture is smooth."

In the insulation test, we recorded 165.2°F one hour after we added boiling water. Even as time passed, the temperature only dropped by 46.8°F, and reviewers gave this French press high marks for maintaining heat. And the coffee should stay warm for hours even if you make a lot at once.

In terms of maintenance, the number of parts to disassemble is somewhat high at six. However, since you can clean them in the dishwasher, this coffee maker is reasonably easy to clean.

Stanley's "Classic Stay Hot French Press" features double stainless material in both the body and the lid. It claims to keep hot coffee warm for a maximum of 4 hours and cold beverages chilled for up to 9 hours.

In the taste test, many testers felt the bitterness was quite strong, leading to low reviews. Feedback from the testers included comments like: "A strong taste of bitterness, like espresso, remained on the tongue." The baristas said that after drinking coffee made by this French press, "the tongue feels somewhat rough."

In the test for heat retention, the coffee maker registered at 183.74°F an hour after we added boiling water. The temperature only dropped by 28.26°F over time, maintaining heat and earning high marks. And this French press should keep your coffee warm, even if you make a lot at once.

In terms of cleaning, the six parts that you need to disassemble to clean this coffee maker may seem like a lot. But since they’re dishwasher-safe, this French press isn’t hard to keep clean.

Frieling's "French Press" is suitable not only for making coffee but also for brewing tea. Its double filter allows you to make smooth-tasting coffee.

In the taste test, our testers tasted some sourness, which resulted in low marks. One tester said that, "The taste is dry, and the sourness stays in the mouth." And the barista expressed some concern about the gritty, powdery texture.

In the insulation test, this French press registered at 158°F one hour after we added boiling water. Despite the passing time, the temperature only dropped by 54°F, keeping its warmth and earning high marks. And you can still enjoy delicious coffee for hours, even if you brew a large amount at once.

In terms of ease of maintenance, testers gave this French press high marks for having a smaller number of parts, only five, which could be disassembled. And since they’re dishwasher-safe, this french press shouldn’t require much effort to keep clean and in good working condition.

BODUM's "BRAZIL" is made of a glass material that is resistant to staining and has excellent heat resistance. With a three-layer stainless steel filter, this machine’s manufacturer boasts that this French press can extract the rich flavor and aroma of coffee beans.

During our taste test, the balanced flavor made a good impression. One tester commented that "the taste is a bit mild, but it's well-balanced and easy to drink." The barista commented that "it feels watery but has a smooth texture."

In the insulation test, a temperature of 138.92°F was recorded one hour after we added boiling water. As time passed, the temperature dropped by 73.08°F, so this coffee maker got lower marks for heat retention. And this coffee maker probably isn't suitable for brewing a large amount of coffee at once.

In terms of maintenance, you can disassemble six parts for cleaning. That might seem like a lot, but they’re all dishwasher-safe, which should make keeping this coffee maker clean relatively easy.

Varia's "PRO Brewer" is recommended for use not only at home but also outdoors, compatible with direct fire and IH. It features double-insulated construction, and the manufacturer claims it has excellent heat retention.

In the taste test, the burnt flavor and watery texture were a letdown, resulting in poor evaluations. Feedback from the testers included comments such as "the prominent sharp and burnt bitterness made it hard to keep drinking." As for the taste, baristas mentioned, "it has a weak body, leaving an unsatisfying impression."

In the insulation test, it registered 153.68°F one hour after boiling water was added. Even as time passed, the temperature only dropped by 58.32°F, earning high praise for its ability to maintain heat. Even if you brew a large amount at once, you'll be able to enjoy your coffee slowly.

In terms of maintenance, this french press has seven parts to disassemble for cleaning. But since they’re dishwasher-safe, it shouldn’t take long to keep this machine clean.