Bodum Chambord 8 Cup 34oz Coffee Press

I like how good my coffee tastes.

I will never buy from Target again. This product says this will make 8 cups of coffee. When we received the product, there is no way this can produce 8 cups, maybe 2 cups so we return it un used. Target refuse the return because we opened the box, never used. Amazon has no issues with open boxes. Never, NEVER BUY FROM TARGET AGAIN because horrible return policy.. Never Again

The glass carafe breaks easily. I barely tapped the plastic top of my coffee grinder to put some excess grounds in the carafe and the top portion of the glass broke off. Bodum's warranty does not cover the glass, and they declined to replace it.

My first time using a French press and this works great!

Awesome item. This was a replacement for one I had that the glass had cracked otherwise I would not have replaced it. I love the French press made by BODUM it's so easy to use and to keep clean.

I had my Bodum coffee press for 20 plus years, yet it was stored away while I tried all of the other coffee brewer brands out there. I pulled out my Bodum French press and returned to the old fashion best coffee ever method. Mine broke when I dropped a spoon inside so sad. Obviously I needed to replace it with another Bodum coffee press and back to great coffee.

I loved this French press, but it broke after 1 month

This will certainly press coffee, but won't actually extract much oils and thus your coffee will be flavorless. The construction feels very flimsy.

Bought this twice. Only because it got knocked off the counter. Otherwise we’ve been very happy with this product. Before the break we had had this press for at least 4 years with minimal use as my son does not drink coffee a lot but wanted to try French pressed coffee.

It's a basic French press but what I don't like about it is that there is no measurements so you don't know how much water you are pouring in. I've had to pre-measure the water and mark on the glass chamber so I know how much water to put in every morning but it's extremely tedious so I will be returning

Perfect for myself! I like the bigger size so I can have ice coffee later when it cools. Seems like good construction and it’s pretty.

Simple and easy to use and clean.

Daily use put this cheap French press in the trash in just over 30 days. It is pretty but not built to last. The handle and inside strainer are also plastic. I bought this because it looked plastic-free. It's not! The press started to get jammed after about two weeks, and now it's impossible to push down. the filter keeps falling off. the glass used to be secure in the frame but now it slips out so I have to be very very careful when pouring my coffee not to just drop the full glass of hot coffee onto the counter. spend your money on something better!

I decided to upgrade to this Boudin model of French press after my previous, basic Boudin got damaged in a kitchen fire. Ready to use out of the box, it performed well and produced some nice-tasting coffee after brewing for the suggested four minutes. The only disappointment was that I was trying to get a brewer with zero plastic parts. This one does have the expected plastic in the handle and top, while the carafe body is a Pyrex-like treated glass which handles hot liquids well. The girding around the carafe is solid stainless steel. The glossy silver top, however, is plastic made to look like metal—which came as a letdown (can you tell that I hate plastic?). At least the plunger rod and filter is solidly built metal and it works well. It takes more effort to push the plunger down, but that tight fit ensures that no grounds will get into the coffee.

The metal sleeve is poorly constructed. The glass wobbles around inside the sleeve and easily comes sliding out when pouring. The metal sleeve won't sit flat on the counter. It wobbles around.

My Bodum French Press I've used almost daily for 15 years got knocked of my counter (by me!) and broke into a thousand shards of sharp glass. I brew loose leaf tea or shredded cacao beans in a French Press often and had to get a new one. I searched for another Bodum brand press, but I guess they don't make that same one anymore. Plain. straight sided, flat bottom, firm-fitting lid and insert. I got the Bodum 32 oz Chambord because most of the others are mega-modern and I don't like the style...Sadly, the 4 or 5 times I've used it, it has leaked and it doesn't pour well. Not sitting flat on the counter, it sits on raised feet, part if its attached metal frame. It makes it wobbly. I wouldn't buy this one again.

Looks great and works well.

For a first time user, would have appreciated better instructions. I have also found it very difficult to find course ground coffee, nor do any of the grocery stores I visit offer self grinding.

Glass got broken in less of a month

I purchased this for my husband for our 15th wedding anniversary. He is so hard to shop for, he literally has everything. New Year's Eve we were at a restaurant that gave each of us a small coffee press with our dessert. It was a very cool presentation and delicious! My husband really enjoyed it so... VOILA! He has used this press once. I gave him a bag of ground DD coffee to use. He said it was a little bitter. We believe that the coffee was too fine. I'm buying him a grinder today so he can make the grounds more course. He thinks that will be the key. All in all, he loves the press. He said it gives a feeling of luxury & says it's a nice break from the Keurig. It is also very easy to clean. I recommend this to anyone who enjoys coffee.