Versa Travel French Press - Reverse Groundless System and Insulated Travel Mug

This works as promised and does allow you to remove the grounds.However it uses us space and makes a relatively small cup of copy.Probably the worst feature is the top. It has a central hole which means a lot of the coffee comes to the top before you get a taste. Means a burned mouth. They need to move the spout to a place that allows the first sip to be the first coffee that comes to the top.

I love the concept of this device. While the system indicates a 15 oz container, once the coffee is brewed, the grounds are removed, and the coffee is left, I had about half the cup left. Only about 9 ounces. The coffee was OK, but was not the greatest French Press I've ever had. The cleaning of the device was also not nearly as simple as indicated in the video. While I will probably keep it, I won't recommend it for a friend, unless I am aware they only want an 8 ounce cup of coffee.

While this reverse press is well made and seemingly innovative, the room provided to spoon coffee and pour water into the press makes it difficult and it only fills the thermos half way. I returned this product.

Started leaking after a couple uses, good idea but doesn't really follow through in reality

This made making my French Press coffee such a great experience. Works better than my regular French Press. It kept my coffee hot for 6 1/2 hours and tastes like I just made it. I threw it in the dishwasher and it came out perfectly clean. I highly recommend this product for anyone looking for French Press coffee either at home or on the go.

This reverse French press does exactly what it is supposed to do. However, I personally found it to be too much extra work for on the go. It’s good for home or office use if you aren’t bringing it home with you constantly. Because I tend to work in different areas I prefer the simpler functional French press cup by Bodum.

I bought this because I loved the idea of making more coffee at my job or anywhere on the go. It does the job amazingly, but it didn't work out for me due to the large pourer, which makes it difficult, or even dangerous, to drink coffee directly from the travel mug. Recommended if you don't think you'll want to drink directly from the French press.

Pretty dangerous way to make coffee. Actually tried it once and decided I didn’t want the scalded hands. I like the travel mug but only for cold beverages, the lid is a bit large for hot drinks. I think it should be redesigned. The whole unit was excellent quality, just not a good idea.

Bought this item to use at work. Great concept but execution can be improved. Item is heavier than it looks, the pressing mechanism was complicated and required some adjustments, and was not 100% leak proof.

The price was right. The concept was good but the actual design needs some modification. The plastic plunger and the drinking lid are inferior quality and not sturdy. The spillproof lid is hard to open and close and most importantly, the triangle shape of the spout means you have to hold the mug in such a way that the lid digs into your forehead to drink. This hit the trashcan within two days.