Amazing for brewing or steeping teas and coffee! Strains everything. Not crazy big easy to take apart and clean. Handle is very sturdy, just do not use any metal for stirring or it’ll shatter the glass
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5
Well-designed French press that brews smooth, flav
on February 2, 2026
Posted by: NoraP
The Oxo Brew 8 Cup French Press with Grounds Lifter 2.0 delivers rich, full-bodied coffee with a smooth taste that highlights your beans’ flavor. The durable borosilicate glass carafe and comfortable handle make brewing and pouring easy, while the upgraded grounds lifter helps separate sediment at the end of the steep for a cleaner cup. Its thoughtful design and sturdy construction make daily French press coffee simple and enjoyable.
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5
Handy and convenient
on January 28, 2026
Posted by: ashz7_7213
This is handy, convenient & sturdy! I always need a morning cup of coffee available! I pre ground the night before so I wake up and just add hot water. Love the size and capacity of this French press, performs well and is made of good quality! Easy to clean too.
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Customer Rating
3
Grounds lifter is a great idea; the rest, meh
on December 27, 2025
Posted by: Anonymous
First, the grounds lifter is a fantastic idea. A+, 10/10 for that. The nice wide diameter is also great. You can brew a great tasting cup of coffee in this.
Everything else, not so much.
First, it's glass. Somebody is going to drop it, and it's going to break into a million pieces. (It's not like your measuring cup. This glass is thin and fragile. ) I had the 4-cup version. They stopped selling the carafe for it. Are they going to stop selling the 8-cup carafe when they decide to change sizes again? Buying a glass press means either depending on the manufacturer to stock replacements indefinitely, or throwing it out when you break a fragile piece.
The glass isn't the only fragile part. The plastic lid is also a weak point, and that broke on mine, too. Fortunately, it's less critical. You can still brew coffee after the plastic lid breaks. That's good, because they don't seem to have ever sold that as a replacement part.
The 4-cup model had markings for "2 cups" and "4 cups". First, what is a "cup"? Based on who you're asking, a "cup" of coffee may be 2. 5, 4, 6, or 8 fluid ounces. (Empirically, it seems to be 4 for the bottom two, and 4. 75 for the top two: why? Just use standard milliliters, please. ) Next problem: it's impossible to pour water for "3 cups": the lower mark is hidden on the inside (by the water+grounds), and the upper mark is hidden on the outside (by the steel frame)! Interestingly, instead of fixing the markings, it seems the new model simply does away with them completely. Measure your own water before pouring! I guess that's one solution.
As long as you don't mind measuring your water separately, this is a decent french press, until it breaks. OXO is great at some things, but not about supporting older products. If I had to buy again, I'd skip this and buy a decent steel french press. It'd be cheaper in the long run. French presses naturally have big accessible handles, so this is not a tool where you'd be sacrificing usability.
I used this French press for years. It is easy to assemble and disassemble to clean. The design makes it easy for every day use. It is simple to brew your morning coffee with and is pretty fairly priced.
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Customer Rating
4
This teapot looks elegant and keeps tea warm, but
on October 23, 2025
Posted by: arturk12_3753
I really like this teapot — it looks elegant and makes tea taste great. It holds plenty of tea leaves and keeps the tea warm for a good while. The only downside is that the glass feels a bit fragile, and the metal part inside the piston can get a little loose after some use. I bought it online for a small price, the price was worth the quality.
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