Aeropress Premium Review: Must Have or Cash Grab?

I hope this video on the Aeropress Premium, Aeropress's newest release, was helpful! It's been fun to play with, but in the end, it is a $150 aeropress. Something I neglected to mention in the video is it is a bit easier to plunge in this, likely due to the lower coefficient of friction glass has than the plastic. And perhaps the more narrow tube. Anyway, if you enjoyed, consider hitting the like and subscribe!
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[@ozpain1]

Fresh cut, fresh stache, fresh vid! Top shelf Lance content baby!

[@LanceHedrick]

Thank you!

[@Grogeous_Maximus]

Lance is an absolute unit of a hunk!

[@w00t66]

And those guns! Has Lance been lifting more than portafilters? 😮

[@hallomonoz]

Lmao didnt notice before reading this comment

[@knumph]

Fortunately my vices are so bad that plastic coming into contact with hot water simply doesn’t even register as a potential issue

[@sympathetic_crustacean]

By contrast, I never bought an Aeropress because of the plastic. Espresso and moka pots. I might go out and get one, $150 for something quality is not crazy in my eyes.

[@Doge-lb8dq]

Same, it’s probably fine right?

[@JohnnyBrook]

Introducing the Aeropress Premium: Bada Bling, Bada Bloom.

[@LanceHedrick]

Incredible

[@b0nes95]

top-tier comment tbh

[@adamfreedman5704]

@@LanceHedrick Pin it!

[@thekiwisage]

@@b0nes95top comment tbh

[@SnowComplex]

The blue+brass espresso machine behind you looks incredible

[@432jb]

Go watch the Not Terrible Restoration of it, awesome video

[@mistafishman]

I’ve been using my Aeropress since 2018. I think I’m gonna have to pick one of these up for my next place. I love how beautiful it is, kinda like how the Chemex got popular as a show piece in a kitchen. I also thought I’d comment something funny my roommate said as I’m watching this, “that’s a weird looking bong”

[@kingmidas430]

Any particular reason you chose this over something like a v60?

[@FranTheMann]

@@kingmidas430 Steps for this are generally easier. Pour, stop, wait. Flavor profile will be different too

[@kevadu]

@@kingmidas430 I have both an Aeropress and a V60 (and more...). The Aeropress is my standard go-to coffee maker. It's very simple to use, I feel like you basically can't screw it up unless you're trying. And I like the coffee it makes...

[@mistafishman]

@@kingmidas430 Yeah, so when I first got into coffee I just bought a temperature-controlled kettle but it wasn't a gooseneck so pour-overs were difficult. I recently just acquired a V60 & gooseneck and am enjoying them, much more clarity in my cup. But like @kevadu said, the Aeropress is really hard to screw up; I love how unfussy it is to use. So lately my go-to is the V60 but I will always appreciate (and frequently use) the Aeropress.

[@Caffeine.And.Carvings]

​@@mistafishman why not a switch? Recently got it, and my aeropress is bascially just for taveling (even before, with using a v60). Swtich is more verstatile, better taste, also glass, amd eaisier to brew bigger batches. Might gift the aeropress to someone else now and just use my switch for traveling as well. 150$ for everything seems like the complete opposite of what the aeropress wanted to fill as a travelneed

[@brandyballoon]

If you attach the cap before pouring hot water through to preheat it and rinse the filter, you'll avoid burning your fingers.

[@Drayzha]

Can’t do that with the inverted method tho 👀🧐

[@brandyballoon]

@@Drayzha True. Another good reason not to use the inverted method. The main one for me is I don't like my coffee smelling like rubber.

[@Drayzha]

@@brandyballoon I was not aware of this phenomenon you speak of - Ive brewed my coffee inverted many times and have never experienced it - I wonder if this is just a matter of age/wear or if I just have a poor sense of smell lol🤷‍♂️

[@brandyballoon]

@@Drayzha I have the Aeropress Clear. It's fairly new and the plunger seal has a strong smell to me. It definitely taints the coffee with the inverted method. Maybe it's something I'm particularly sensitive to because I don't like the smell of balloons either.

[@Danielsworlds]

I almost always Brew inverted and I have never burned myself. Now is that me tempting fate potentially. But I think people's fears over inverted are largely unfounded

[@daniel.lopresti]

I did, once. Not quite burned but did spill coffee on my hands. I got the habit of squeezing out the air gap while using the inverted method (hard to explain, draw yourself a mental picture :) ), and there's almost no resistance if you haven't yet put on the filter cap thing. So one tiny push and your hand slips all the way down and suddenly your coffee is airborne! Only happened once.

[@proudbacteria1373]

@@daniel.loprestiI stopped using inverted method because I don’t like that rubber or silicone part gets heated under water.

[@LuyolaAdams]

Agree - Just be careful and hold all parts when u flip. (I place the mug on upside-down then flip )

[@cr4shmycar118]

I've always done the "put the mug above the filter cap and flip" maneuver and it's served me well. However, there has been more than one time where I was still half asleep and accidentally made my coffee upside down...

[@highnrising]

I wouldn't say unfounded. Everybody's different. If you do it properly, it's not dangerous. Some people get flummoxed or are careless. Or they didn't quite understand how to do it. Obviously, the manufacturer will advise people not to use the inverted method because if even 1 out of 20 customers are bad at it or are careless, that's a lot of hot coffee being spilled and a lot of people getting splashed and burned. I wouldn't tell anyone to use the inverted method without demonstrating it first and even walking them through it.

[@QuickQuips]

This makes more sense than a 200 dollar basket. But it'll be a hard buy for anyone not in the espresso buying mindset.

[@MegaEscalope]

Great Video as always. One small detail.. The thermal stability is higher for bigger diameters (ignoring the material), because the surface grows with 2*pi*r and the volume by r^2 (which grows faster). You said it the other way around. That's why Polar bears are bigger than Brown bears..

[@LanceHedrick]

good catch! Definitely said the wrong way lol

[@varunprasadathi1161]

curious with that logic - if that's the case, why does a bigger pot of water cool down much faster than a narrower cup of water (given the same amount of liquid in both)?

[@timonsku]

you can't ignore the material, if the double walled glas insulates better than the plastic then the spot where you have the most heat exchange is where you have contact with the free air, that contact surface is smaller. Thermals are complex, you can't break it down with just volume comparison without considering the environment.

[@Phil_OG]

@@varunprasadathi1161 The same amount of water will cool down faster in a vessel with a larger diameter because of evaporation

[@danielcohn6884]

​@@LanceHedrickbased on my understanding of physics, you were actually right. In this particular context, since the body of the aeropress is an insulator, we can neglect losses to the plastic/glass and focus on the surface. With volume being equal for both aeropresses, the main difference in thermal stability is determined by the diameter. Since the plastic AeroPress has a larger exposed surface area, more heat will be loaded via evaporation than in the narrower premium.

[@MattM-24]

"I always have calipers which are an extension of my hands" -Lance Caliperhands

[@Kiaulen]

The aeropress is cool and all, but holy crap that restoration looks absolutely amazing. Great job Dr. Beer. Can't wait for the next video.

[@Frostbiker]

6:00 in a cylinder the lowest surface to volume ratio is achieved when the height is equal to the diameter. Thus, with the new narrower aero press the column of water will have higher surface area than before for a typical cup.

[@NonsenseTreasure]

Maybe he meant that there is less surface area exposed to the air outside because the circle is smaller.

[@Entroper]

Just doing some quick math... a 6 cm diameter circle has 44% more area than a 5 cm diameter circle. That means the smaller cylinder would have 44% more bed depth.

[@Jason-ir5ig]

Can confirm. The volume of a cylinder is pi*r^2*h. The same volume of coffee used in both would mean that the height of the cylinder with a 5cm radius would be 36/25 times the height of the 6cm cylinder, or 1.44 times taller.

[@La_sagne]

as a math tutor, this is a solid example for everyday math! 3^2 is 44% more than 2.5^2 (i left the pi out of the equation since its a constant)

[@highnrising]

@@La_sagne Exactly! π is irrelevant. And it doesn't matter that it's a circle. If it were a square or an irregular shape the relative sizes woul be the same.

Lance is the best American guy ever because he uses metric for everything. Thank you Lance!

[@RobCly]

Great video as always ! Not sure about the dangerousness of the original Aeropress, tho … It’s made out of PP which can handle temperatures up to 130ish Cº. I think people need to take care of all the extra plastic coming from junk/processed food packaging before crying about a coffee maker 🙄

[@Gengh13]

A lot of us already avoid processed foods and plastics as much as possible.

[@adelai12]

Yeah, not all plastic is created equal. Saying that the original aeropress is potentially dangerous just because it's made of *a kind* of plastic is basically spreading misinformation. The very first aeropress models were made of a different plastic that could indeed sometimes leach into hot water but for a very long time now they've been using PP which is exceptionally stable and safe at high temps.

[@doctormoobbc]

It's still releasing microplastic though. And being rated to a certain temp isn't the same as having zero risk up to said temp. Boiling water and plastic are bound to cause issues. Same as hot food in plastic takeaway containers etc.

[@proudbacteria1373]

@@doctormoobbcIf Aeropress sell on their website replacement parts for this new Premium model I would buy just glass chamber and a metal cap. That’s it. I will wait and see if they do.

[@toninipk]

@@proudbacteria1373 I think the plungers have different diameters though :/

[@sssf55]

What's annoying is that if they really were interested in creating a "premium" travel brewer, they would've used Titanium- but would've cut into their massive margins.

[@inegleit]

Dang, a titanium version would have been sick! 😢

[@Voorneman]

Would've been awesome. Aimed for the outdoors, for those weight-conscious UL hikers

[@glebcreativ1]

Probably gonna see it in 5-6 years as 25 year anniversary “Premium+” version.

[@ABDLLHSDDQI]

Ah yes titanium, about half as heavy than Aluminium at best to retain similar strength and minimum sensible machineable material thickness, and several times more expensive ands harder to manufacture. Tiotanium feels fantastic but it is a ridiculously pointless choice for all but the most demanding applications. Aluminium is fantastic and good enough. A 300 euro Aeropress won't sell.

[@inegleit]

@@ABDLLHSDDQI I guess you're right about the price, yet there is a company that sells bicycle bottles lined with a sheet of titanium that sell at about 40 bucks, which is just about double the price of a full plastic "premium" bottle while offering a significantly longer life-cycle than the plastic ones. Also, wouldn't its thermal conductivity be a non-starter for an aluminium version? I'm not claiming that an overpriced titanium gadget that offers minimum added value to the product itself would sell or be reasonable in any way, just that it would be sick. The silliness of those sorts of products hasn't stopped companies in other sectors to produce them anyway, even if only as a concept, a show-piece or for people who like and can afford to splurge on their hobby.

[@KBgrip4x4]

Love the pace of your videos and no bs approach to advice

[@MrDireness]

I see you got your restored machine delivered. Congrats!

[@kitcraft9516]

That is neat for those who want it. I already don't use my regular aeropress very often as I am a 99% espresso drinker and more often than not if I do brew filter it is with my V60 so I'll not be forking out the cash, lol. Regardless, I enjoyed the video as always, so thank you!

[@refusedchaos]

As someone who’s trying to avoid microplastic intake this is awesome to see. I have a plastic aeropress and don’t use it because of the materials.

[@bearchow1723]

Lance, I subbed about six weeks back and since then, your new vids (alongside my discovering helpful older ones) have really rewarded my decision to follow your channel. Less than a minute into this new vid, I enjoyed the brief well-explained history of the Aeropress as the vid transitions into your share of the new release.

[@surrealchemist]

I'm kind of bummed they gave up on the funnel. I use mine all the time for pressing into smaller mouth mugs. Also normal method rules, I'm not doing no wild stunts with my coffee.

[@highnrising]

They still sell the platic funnel as an extra. I'd guess that if they continue to sell the Aeropress Premium, they'll offer a stainless steel funnel. Maybe with a rubber ring around the top , so you can hold it if it gets hot.

[@WilliamRozear]

The review I've been waiting for! Thanks!

[@adambroussard8192]

The shade of yellow in the thumbnail 🤌🏻

[@jjflash2611]

Thanks for your review. If this were priced at $99 I would buy it. The $150 price is absurd just to make 1-cup of coffee.

[@IanLandesman]

I couldn't help but laugh when you tried to break it. Thank you!

[@yeknomlana]

That was such a vibe video, quite enjoyed. and I sort of want the aero premium...just love glassware...

[@jo.comics]

As sad as it is you're no longer part of the long hair club, you do be rocking that new style 🤟🏼 Hope you brew something statistically significant

[@lfish21.]

I’m intrigued by the new aeropress go. It looks like an incredibly well designed product

[@andresquintero7968]

I'm pretty sure these guys will release a titanium aeropress for a more premium feeling. Nice video as always!!

[@highnrising]

Probably depends on how this one sells and if they can find a manufacturer who can make it economically.

[@Mike-ul1xn]

titanium sheds heat terribly

[@highnrising]

@@Mike-ul1xn I actually have a Stanley 12-ounce cup made out of double-wall insulated titanium that works very well for holding hot coffee. But it was very expensive for a 12-ounce cup. It has no handle but doesn't need one. But that aside, the container for the water and coffee in this Aeropress is made out of double-wall glass.The metal plunger is there to push the rubber puck down the shaft and does not even get wet. It could probably be made out of annondized aluminum.

[@Grumpist1]

if you want to spend $150 on an aeropress, more power to you I guess, but I think this thing is absurd.

[@doctormoobbc]

People spend more on grinders, espresso machines, kettles, scales, etc. And to be able to make aeropress coffee without the risks with boiling water in plastic is great. 😊

[@GabooN]

@@doctormoobbcfor what this is though it’s pretty crazy. The coffee world has many expensive devices and accessories for sure. But in Canada this is $200. The metal stand is another $139. With these materials it’s not about being portable. For $150 more Canadian, I just got a Breville Bambino Plus.

[@danguee1]

We're in self-pampering coffee snob status symbol world here, Guy! $150 is nothing....

[@dedibima]

Flair Pro 3 just launched. Can't wait for jack black's review

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

Anyone who's seriously worried about a stable plastic shedding microplastics into hot water/food doesn't understand that our bodies are already riddles with microplastics, and we're constantly consuming more in every single medium that enters our bodies, _including distilled water_ . It's like if someone during the leaded fuel crisis thought that wearing a medical mask outside would prevent lead from entering their body; *it just doesn't work that way* . All that said, it doesn't change that this particular product is pretty neat and is just aesthetically beautiful.

[@doctormoobbc]

Right but that's disingenuous. There's far less in distilled water than what would come from boiling water in a plastic brew chamber. And there are plenty of water filters rated for microplastics.

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

@@doctormoobbc No man, those microplastics particles are so small that they can pass through any semipermeable membrane, including the blood-oxygen transfer. Researchers also show that boiling water or distilling it does not fully break down microplastics. They're here to stay and are completely unavoidable until we figure out a way to break them down.

[@doctormoobbc]

@@TheWhiteDragon3 of course boiling water won't remove them. But there are many water filtration systems that definitely remove microplastics, it's not an insurmountable issue. For example, you can get filters easily in the UK that filter >99.99% of microplastics. There are external certifications like NSF that verify the lab reports on things like this.

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

@@doctormoobbc The maximum size of a piece of plastic to be considered a microplastic is 5 millimeters. *Five whole millimeters* . With these metrics literally any filter can remove 99.99% of microplastics, but these particle sizes aren't the issue we're talking about here. If you're seriously spending money to try to filter out microplastics, you are literally being taken advantage of by Alex Jones level snake oil salesmen.

[@doctormoobbc]

@@TheWhiteDragon3 it says it all you're here to make baseless personal insults. Look up the actual standards. NSF filters go down to 0.5 microns. Why are you so opposed to accepting this? It's literally just the science of it.

[@jakelannetti3128]

Aeropress is one of my favorite ways to brew, I have the standard and the aeropress go for camping, I think this would be an amazing addition to my kitchen.

[@stuartizon]

It's cool that they're increasing the range here, and that they sell the aeropress in lots of colors too. But I definitely think there is a market for them to sell more of a personalization service

[@highnrising]

@ Lance--Great vid. Since I got the stainless steel Aerorpress mesh filter, after I place the paper filter inside the lock cap, I always put the mesh filter on top of it. I consider the mesh filter to be a standard part of the Aeropress. I never use the Aeropress without both a paper and the metal filter. Makes a lot more sense than using TWO paper filters, as at least one You-tuber suggests. I hope you try it.

[@carlosbell1132]

Your new haircut catched me off-guard. Took me 5 minutes to get used to it, but looks really good. Good for you!

[@JoelRavier]

That big heavy stainless steel stir stick will really suck up more temperature if you're trying to brew hot with lighter roasted coffees!

[@gtslade22]

You’re the best Lance! Thanks again!

[@TRDFanatic]

I’ve been watching this lever machine behind you for like 3 months. Any chance we’re getting a video on that gorgeous machine? And I’m glad we’ve moved past hipster Lance, nice haircut brother! Looking good! Are you working out with those Pesado portafilters? Those guns are looking real defined!

[@LanceHedrick]

I was never hipster. A haircut does not a hipster make.

[@TRDFanatic]

@@LanceHedrick yes your highness, you’re correct. My apologies.

[@hugoferrazporto]

Brilliant editing

[@LanceHedrick]

100000%

[@pastabilitieswithbenji5505]

This man just used the pietro without the stand like a boss 🤣💯 that was a low key flex 😂📈

[@nicholasumfreville5318]

First time viewer... didn't know what I was in for... Singing, BAM, got yourself a like and a new sub. Happy birthday

[@LanceHedrick]

Actually my birthday is in less than 2 weeks so v timely ha!

[@ayakostudio5311]

Hi Lance,beautiful video as always! What is that lever machine behind you? have you done a video I've missed ?

[@marcinf6324]

I was waiting for this review thanks!

[@Technicellie]

I really got into loving the aeropress for the same reason I also am eyeing the Hario Switch: Submersion. The fact that this allows for coarser grounds which in turn reduces fines and astringency a lot (also compensates cheap grinders very well, like in my experience with the KinGrinder P2), really made it my #1 brewer for filter coffee now! ^^ But no. I don't wanna spend 150 CHF for a thing that will break in 3 months if I judge myself correctly. 😅 Thank you for the video Lance, very interesting and fun watch! 😊

[@spex7503]

I wouldn't pay $150 for this but I would recommend the Clear as a good starting point or upgrade. Being able to see into the brew chamber is surprisingly useful for judging and adjusting how and how much you agitate.

[@FaithAndCoffeeBean]

I love my aeropress but not upgrading but so cool!

[@troglodytestroglodytes220]

For those concerned about ingesting micro plastics the piston could still be plastic as it doesn’t come into contact with the coffee therefore reducing weight.

[@derekulrich3830]

thanks for using units of 10 for all of the measurements!

[@bonnies7507]

Very informative video..thank you ! I haven't used my "classic" aeropress in a while because of plastic concerns,but the price tag of this one is concerning. I'd like one but think I will wait til perhaps they one day have a discount available, and if not, I'll pass.

[@josealberto8764]

Maybe it is the perspective but it really does looks like the regular Aeropress inner diameter is 55mm not 60mm. Great review Lance! I cannot believe they took that long to make a glass version.

[@themodularmodular]

Goddammit, I was ready to hate now I NEED it. Thanks a lot, LANCE! 😞

[@BobKimball]

It'll never happen but I'd really love to see Alan's unfiltered views on all these new releases

[@wheelchairboy88]

Great review. I'm definitely going get myself one of these for christmas

[@ChemistryLemur]

Dude the new hair is ballin'! I couldn't care less about the aeropress.

[@jpk.mp3]

the energy in this video 😂🔥

[@CowWithACape]

Was so looking forward to this and your thorough review did not disappoint! I was super interested in the weight of the brewer. I have an OG and a (pink) clear Aeropress. The pink one weighs much, much more than the original and the holes in the cap are in a circular arrangement rather than in rows. Does it make a difference in brewing? Not really, but I was surprised by the heft when I got the pink one!

[@mejasiu]

Thanks for the video Lance! Looks great and I do think it seems more durable than what I expected. Either way, as you mentioned not for everyone and I keep mine for when I'm on the go.

[@petermaris9697]

Dude that flex while trying to break it is nearly as good as just smashing it 😂. We're all coffee snobs 150 bucks is not the biggest purchase, but damn for an upgrade of your travel brewer it is a bit hefty.

[@rohanlg790]

I feel like it’s also important to mention that Borosilicate glass whilst fantastic for resisting temperature change and not shattering is not particularly durable compared to soda lime glass and if you bump it or knock it too hard it will crack!

[@diganta2329]

Rocking the cup - you know - the cup - finally :) looking much forward to mine

[@hskrwr9495]

Have you bugged my house or something? I was just talking about this with my wife yesterday then boom video drops!

[@Jevongen]

Where’s the luscious locks Lance!?!? You’re lookin buff though. Good to see a new vid and I’ve been wondering about the glass aeropress. I use my “plastic” one twice a day, everyday but I’m not sure I could cough up that much for what is basically a big syringe.

[@wongobongo]

Lance Hedrick?! more like Lance Haircut.

[@Kraaketaer]

As someone who uses the Aeropress as my main brewer (I'm too impatient to do V60s that often, sorry), initially I saw this as pretty silly given the price, but seeing the build quality I have to say I get it. I kind of doubt I'll be buying one (it's expensive, and honestly I drop my Aeropress too often to fully trust this), but it *might* be my next coffee splurge after I recover from my ongoing overture into espresso. We'll see - it won't be any time soon, at the very least.

[@6minus3minus2]

If it were closer to $70, I'd consider it. $150 is tough when I've got several non-plastic brewers.

[@stuartizon]

Lance generating some real vsauce energy here!

[@InternetWesley]

Haircut king! Thanks for the review. It's so over-the-top lmao love it

[@teabeat428]

Love seeing you a) with that awesome hair cut! (pretty sure it's written in ancient stone Lance Hedrick always look good) b) using the Pietro. Always great when people use their own/participated products not because they get money from it (which is valid, too), but because it's a great product. And lastly c) Being honest about your reviews. What a great time to be alive to learn from you. Your videos wrap up enough to become more knowledgeable than most baristas know about coffee. Love. It!

[@ff05t81t]

Lance really is the Vsauce of coffee. It’s also a shame they didn’t release a metal flow control cap *thats included* .

[@hrhgalaxy]

I have been asking for this exact thing and will be buying an Aeropress!

[@Ksen-pg7se]

Love the new elaborate hair style! And I also love my old plastic AeroPress. Why not make it all glass btw?

[@Toleot]

And I think there will be lots of broken tube pictures coming on the media socials because of accidents when people doing inverted method.

[@real1997]

“Deep and wide” is an old Salvation Army Sunday School chorus … !

[@lukeszatmary1840]

Just some extra information on the material composition here: Rubber may not be a hard plastic but it is still a kind made of the same family of polymers. Not sure what kind of rubber this is, it may well be a naturally derived product which will biodegrade faster than your standard plastic, but dollars to donuts it's a petroleum derived rubber. While it may degrade faster than plastic, it will still likely be leeching microplastics as it's used. In fact, the majority of microplastics detectable in nature are from the rubber used in car-tires. Less plastic is always better, but in vacuum-based products like this it's probably inescapable. If you're trying to avoid plastics, the chemex/v60 is a good plastic free option and if you want more of the 'almost esspresso' flavor of an aero-press, there are also moka pots with a very similar workflow and flavor but of course those have rubber gaskets in them. That being said, I'm a hobbyist not a professional materials engineer so any experts feel free to weigh in with constructive criticism.

[@mcanix]

I think it could make a good companion to a normal aeropress, I use mine for travel so this doesn't seem practical for that, but for use at home I quite like how it looks. What's the blue and brass espresso machine behind you? Looks absolutely amazing

[@Gengh13]

That's pretty good for those of us that care about health.

[@jamesblack2654]

What is that beautiful navy/brass colored espresso machine 😍

[@sheldonjanuary4058]

Please advise: using great coffee - would it be better to use a bad, cheap hand grinder and grind fresh, or just buy pre-ground ?

[@JustinBakerDeDav]

Weird to say something like the metal cap is "heavy as lead" instead of whatever actual material it is, I assume steel or maybe aluminum. I say weird mostly because you also don't want lead to be in contact with acidic food and drink or you'll become like Denethor and eat your tomatoes like a weirdo because you eat off pewter plates.

[@PerfectlyNormalHumanBeing]

Love the new look, although I’ll miss the old one! Yet another banger from my favorite singing coffee person :)

[@jonamachado]

My dream aeropress.

[@devenpatel3044]

What can i say, I laughed I cried. 10/10. BUUtttt technically *presses glasses up, the aeropress premium is 100% metal.

[@JimJimmington-e8i]

That hair is right for you, Lance. I see you've also been working out, but I fear you might skip leg day. Never skip leg day.

[@toddpower4674]

Nice review. I want one for sure.

[@sheldonjanuary4058]

I hope you don't mind me saying, super well done on the weight loss 👏 [Lance, not the aeropress] I know it takes a lot of discipline

[@SecurityDivision]

To be honest... the price is not that bad. Metal and glass, solid build and well - less plastic.

[@brmbltbr4]

Unlike the old aeropress, you can now make RINGDINGDINGDING-noises.

[@willh7715]

Now give us an XL version. I usually brew 450ml water in, so this thing would only be useful for milk drinks brewed at stronger ratios

[@iamlyam79]

Happy haircut and thanks for the video.

[@connorswiastyn8628]

What is the beast of a machine on his left? This colors are amazing

[@LanceHedrick]

Video coming soon

[@IronChefBoyardee]

This is the "gold plated HDMI cables" of coffee accessories.

[@tinkeringpoko]

Lance pulling out a caliper and reading "about 5cm" 😂😂😂

[@timo7641]

IG Comments be like: "we don't want micro plastic contamination" also IG Comments "its expensive for such aeropress we don't need the premium one, the plastic one will do the same job, glass is glass and glass breaks, plastics don't"

[@GoodBaleadaMusic]

I'm a pipefitter and I can't stop googling different science stores and hardware stores to try to build one of these things

[@shaunmorrison6448]

I think if I was going to use an Aeropress as an at-home everyday brewer I'd think about picking it up (which I did for a while), just because I really don't like the feel of the traditional Aeropress plastic. That said I really don't think switching to a non-plastic brewer is going to make a huge difference to the amount of microplastics in your body given how ubiquitous they are in the environment.

[@heliopijpe]

my first thought: For temperature retention, it might be nice ..

[@PeterGtze]

You are funny, handsome and great creator. I forgot strong, you are also looking strong Lance👍 Keep up the great work!

[@mindybaum9310]

Love the hair cut 💣