The wife bought me one for my birthday and it arrived yesterday.

I just made my first espresso with it and all I can say is WOW! :-):-):-)

Smoooooooooooooooth and rich brew, no crema of course, but I can live with that at work.

Definitely a good investment, easy to use, easy to clean up. I can't wait to try some different roasts with this baby!
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Mine arrived a couple weeks ago. Love it, great coffee, very smooth.
The best $$$ spent for coffee making...:-)
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I haven't tried the AeroPress yet, but is seems like most the people who tried it, love it.

So, does it just sit on top of your mug?
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It is very simple to use.

How to video!!
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Thanks!! :-)

That's pretty cool...I think I'm sold. :-)
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So far, no complaints about the Aeropress....have tried it with a couple different roasts, French, Espresso, and one medium roast Columbian, all turned out very acceptable, the most noteworthy thing is the smoothness of the brew.

On a humorous note, I work in a small company, about 420 employees, and 350 of them are women....yeah, fun....:-)

So yesterday, I am making a double espresso with the Aero, and this woman asks what I am doing, so I explained it was an espresso press, she said "Looks like a breast pump", and I replied "How do you think I get the frothed milk for a Cappuccino"? :-)
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Yea me too. How much are these contraptions? Has anyone compared them to the French Press?
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The cost of them is $20-25. Not to much and filters are 3-4 for 350 of them as I recall.
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:-):-)

Not bad at all. Have you noticed if any B&M retailers sell them? I figure it's a great way to get an espresso (granted no crema) for short money. :-)
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