Kohi - All in One, Ultra Portable Manual Coffee Grinder and Portable Coffee Brewer with Vacuum Sealed Tumbler Cup (Blue)

Some new-age office buildings don't have breakrooms on your floor and they only have coffee in the cafeteria that you have to pay for. With hot water being free, you can brew your own. The red lid does not screw on - just sits on top, so this is NOT a travel mug. The bean grinder might be too loud for sitting at your desk area, but you can use ground coffee too. Great for camping or on the go. Very sturdy, compact. Everything screws together as one unit for storage, but the red lid doesn't attach and can be lost if you don't watch it - but it really has no use in operation.To brew, pour water slowly a little at a time. I just dumped the grinds in the hot water and let them steep and then poured in the strainer. Espresso will take forever... Water must be as hot as possible.A great upgrade with we a sip/travel top that screws on.

You can't grind fast otherwise the beans will fly out so you are forced to go slow. I wish there was a cover so you could just blast thru the grinding it's the hardest part. I haven't used it but once because it just takes so long.

It’s a copy of the Kafflano, but it’s only $20. It does the job. It can be a little hard to keep it set on the counter when grinding, but overall it’s a great cheaper option for all-in-one coffee.

An excessive amount of grinds get into the coffee. I can except some grinds like a French press but this is way worse. The grinder is poor quality and the cup has a strong chemical taste that seemed impossible to clean away. Overall, the product is very low quality.I have been doing pour overs with Hario V60 at home and I was hoping this would give me a good trave option so I don't have to carry all my coffee gear but this unfortunately didn't solve my problem. I should mention that I got this instead of the Cafflano because they seemed comparable but at a fraction of the price. I'm not sure if the Cafflano is a whole lot better but buying this has scared me away from buying anything even similar to it. For now, I'm going to stick with my metal Hario for traveling.

Would be perfect if a lil larger & if the beans didn't escape when grinding.All in all I'm glad to have it.

This product is awesome. I got it for my husband while he was deployed and he LOVES it. It is quality made, easy to clean, reasonably priced, and super sturdy. PLUS its compact and all in one.

Unfortunately, I'm unable to give a good review because the filter allows for coffee grains to get in my drinking cup. Not happy 😝

I rate this based on potential. I haven't used it yet, but plan to take it into the field next month to really test it ;)I expect it to be the best!