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product_id: 47898868
title: "DISC - Metal Filter for AeroPress - Reusable - Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Mesh Disk - for Better Tasting Coffee"
brand: "koffi"
price: "2989 som"
currency: KGS
in_stock: true
reviews_count: 6
category: "Koffi"
url: https://www.desertcart.kg/products/47898868-disc-metal-filter-for-aeropress-reusable-stainless-steel-ultra-fine
store_origin: KG
region: Kyrgyzstan
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# Compact & travel-ready design Reusable stainless steel, eco-friendly 10,000 micro-holes/cm² ultra fine mesh DISC - Metal Filter for AeroPress - Reusable - Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Mesh Disk - for Better Tasting Coffee

**Brand:** koffi
**Price:** 2989 som
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your AeroPress game — taste the difference, skip the waste!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** DISC - Metal Filter for AeroPress - Reusable - Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Mesh Disk - for Better Tasting Coffee by koffi
- **How much does it cost?** 2989 som with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.kg](https://www.desertcart.kg/products/47898868-disc-metal-filter-for-aeropress-reusable-stainless-steel-ultra-fine)

## Best For

- koffi enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted koffi brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Built to Last:** Durable stainless steel mesh resists rust and tarnish for years of premium use.
- • **Eco-Chic Choice:** Ditch disposable paper filters and save money while reducing waste sustainably.
- • **Flavor Unleashed:** Unlock richer, fuller coffee by preserving natural oils blocked by paper filters.
- • **Travel-Ready Brew:** Lock it in your AeroPress and enjoy barista-quality coffee anywhere, anytime.
- • **Perfect Fit, No Mess:** Precision-engineered to securely lock into AeroPress, eliminating filter slips and spills.

## Overview

The KOFFI® DISC is a reusable stainless steel ultra-fine mesh filter designed exclusively for AeroPress coffee makers. Featuring 10,000 micro-holes per cm², it preserves essential coffee oils for a brighter, fuller flavor profile. Its rust-resistant metal construction ensures durability and eco-friendliness, while the precision fit guarantees a secure, mess-free brewing experience. Ideal for the environmentally conscious coffee lover seeking convenience and superior taste on the go.

## Description

Upgrade your AeroPress with this reusable stainless steel filter. 10,000 micro-holes/cmÂ² allow natural oils for fuller, richer coffee. Durable, portable, eco-friendly.

Review: Very impressive - Where do I start? I will start with the couple of negatives, then move onto the positives. Negatives. 1. The fitting of the disk into the device is very tight, you worry about twisting so hard might break the plastic, but it does twist and is very secure. In fact more secure than the paper disk which has the habit of not always fully engaging, leading to a mess. With the disc there is no doubt. 2' Once the coffee is made and you need to discard the grounds. Normally the whole lot is placed over the bin and ejected paper and all. Now you have to carefully lift the disc off, being careful not to lose it in the bin. Practice will improve this manoeuvre. 3. Cleaning. The disc rinsed under the tap, but a few smaller grounds get caught under the metal ring and gauze. You just need to make sure to get them all out. Positives. 1.I was not expecting this level of improvement of flavour, the quality of taste, the fullness, rounded deep flavours, the aroma, the sheer quality of taste is unbelievable. The aerppress made a good coffee using paper filter into the upper reaches of the best coffee I've ever tasted. This is as good as coffee made in the hideously expensive machine the owner of a local Italian restaurant went to Italy to bring home. I am going to get some of his blend to check the difference. 2. No longer having to try and get one paper disc and checking and rechecking it is secured properly. 3. Convenience, the metal disc can be stored fitted and ready for use when cleaned and dried properly. 4. Did I mention the flavour? Wow! I can't believe this is the same coffee, The taste is so different, deeper, more earthy. In fact i may even switch down to a more gentle blend as I am used to the paper filter altering the depth of flavour so much. I think that covers my initial thoughts on the filter. I am very impressed. I am delighted to have the metal filter now, it drives all thoughts of a posh expensive machine out of my thinking. It now provides the standard by which other coffee will be measured.
Review: As Good as Paper Filters, Maybe Better - Does it work? Yes. Is it good value? Depends how many paper filters you get through. Does it make the coffee taste better? Not sure. Firstly the filter fits fine. It's a little harder to twist the cap on the press on but I'm not getting any issues with leaks, etc so no problems there. In terms of value for money I think this would depend on how many paper filters you get through. I could buy almost two years worth of filters for what the metal disc costs so it needs to last at least that long to offer the same value. Time will tell! Now the important bit - taste. I tried a blind taste test on a friend, invert method, same coffee grind, same temperature and he could not taste any difference. He repeated the test for me and again I could not taste any significant difference. It was certainly no worse though and a little added bonus seems to be the presence of more crema when using the disc. It's not a massive amount but certainly more than the almost none I get when using paper filters. In short it makes coffee just as good, is easy to clean, gives a little crema and as long as it lasts two years is good value for money.

## Features

- INSTANT UPGRADE - Simply replace your usual paper AeroPress filters with the reusable KOFFI DISC for better coffee. The DISC is designed for use with the Inverted Method. The perfect gift for any AeroPress coffee lover.
- PERFECT DESIGN - The DISC is designed to fit the Aerobie AeroPress coffee maker perfectly. Stainless Steel will not rust, high quality ultra fine mesh will not tarnish.
- BETTER TASTE - With 10,000 holes per cm sq the DISC lets through only the best flavour including natural oils which paper filters block, for a full bodied, brighter, sweeter, more organic tasting cup of coffee.
- ULTIMATE PORTABILITY - Simply lock the DISC into your AeroPress when travelling, no more bags of paper filters.
- ECONOMICAL & ENVIRONMENTAL - The DISC is the only filter you’ll ever need, saving you money in the long term and helping to cut down on waste.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01ES9169W |
| Auto Shutoff | No |
| Best Sellers Rank | 5,351 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 1 in Reusable Coffee Filters |
| Brand | Koffi |
| Compatible Models | Coffee Maker |
| Customer Reviews | 4.2 4.2 out of 5 stars (2,631) |
| Date First Available | 23 April 2016 |
| Item Weight | 10 g |
| Material | Metal |
| Model Number | KCF01 |
| Product Dimensions | 6.1 x 0.01 x 6.1 cm; 10 g |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Koffi
- **Material:** Metal
- **Number of pieces:** 1
- **Shape:** Disc,Disk
- **Unit count:** 1 count

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: Any reason why this only works with the inverted method?**
A: The Disc will work with the traditional method, however we believe it works best when used inverted. The Disc is made of mesh and is therefore more porous than paper, because of this water passes through quicker. By using the AeroPress inverted you can better control your brewing time. Also, Inverted is widely accepted as the best way to use the AeroPress to get great tasting coffee. In the 2015 World AeroPress Championship finals all finalists used the Inverted Method!-The Koffi Guys

**Q: What is the inverted method?**
A: The Inverted Method is basically a fancy way of saying 'turn the AeroPress upside down'. This allows for a longer, more controlled brew time and means an end to leaking.1. Place the plunger face up on the counter. Now turn the brewing chamber upside down and place it securely onto the plunger. You will want the stopper to rest around the #4 position.2. Add the ground coffee. Your grind should be between espresso and drip.3. Pour enough water to submerge the coffee. Stir so no grounds are left dry. Wait 20 seconds.4. Fill the Aeropress with your remaining water stopping a little bit from the top. Stir again. Wait 30 seconds - 1 minute.5. Attach your mesh filter to the AeroPress.6. Flip. Careful. You may find it easier to put your mug on top of the AeroPress and flip with it in place.7. Plunge. Your plunge should last about 20 seconds8. Enjoy. Delicious, full flavoured coffee.The Koffi Guys

**Q: Should the disc be loose in the aeropress cap? other review mention a tight fit but mine has 1mm clearence and falls out if you invert the end cap?**
A: its a good enough fit to prevent leaks but not so tight that its not usable. Any tighter and 1. it would be too hard to screw on the cap and 2. it wouldn't come out. Using this for the inverted method just takes one or two goes of practice, and that sets you up for a lifetime of aeropress use.

**Q: What diameter are these filters?**
A: Aeropress microfilters are 6.3 cms round so this metal koffi filter is 6.2 cms round had no problem's uptil now with it

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Very impressive
*by R***N on 15 June 2016*

Where do I start? I will start with the couple of negatives, then move onto the positives. Negatives. 1. The fitting of the disk into the device is very tight, you worry about twisting so hard might break the plastic, but it does twist and is very secure. In fact more secure than the paper disk which has the habit of not always fully engaging, leading to a mess. With the disc there is no doubt. 2' Once the coffee is made and you need to discard the grounds. Normally the whole lot is placed over the bin and ejected paper and all. Now you have to carefully lift the disc off, being careful not to lose it in the bin. Practice will improve this manoeuvre. 3. Cleaning. The disc rinsed under the tap, but a few smaller grounds get caught under the metal ring and gauze. You just need to make sure to get them all out. Positives. 1.I was not expecting this level of improvement of flavour, the quality of taste, the fullness, rounded deep flavours, the aroma, the sheer quality of taste is unbelievable. The aerppress made a good coffee using paper filter into the upper reaches of the best coffee I've ever tasted. This is as good as coffee made in the hideously expensive machine the owner of a local Italian restaurant went to Italy to bring home. I am going to get some of his blend to check the difference. 2. No longer having to try and get one paper disc and checking and rechecking it is secured properly. 3. Convenience, the metal disc can be stored fitted and ready for use when cleaned and dried properly. 4. Did I mention the flavour? Wow! I can't believe this is the same coffee, The taste is so different, deeper, more earthy. In fact i may even switch down to a more gentle blend as I am used to the paper filter altering the depth of flavour so much. I think that covers my initial thoughts on the filter. I am very impressed. I am delighted to have the metal filter now, it drives all thoughts of a posh expensive machine out of my thinking. It now provides the standard by which other coffee will be measured.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ As Good as Paper Filters, Maybe Better
*by V***O on 1 December 2017*

Does it work? Yes. Is it good value? Depends how many paper filters you get through. Does it make the coffee taste better? Not sure. Firstly the filter fits fine. It's a little harder to twist the cap on the press on but I'm not getting any issues with leaks, etc so no problems there. In terms of value for money I think this would depend on how many paper filters you get through. I could buy almost two years worth of filters for what the metal disc costs so it needs to last at least that long to offer the same value. Time will tell! Now the important bit - taste. I tried a blind taste test on a friend, invert method, same coffee grind, same temperature and he could not taste any difference. He repeated the test for me and again I could not taste any significant difference. It was certainly no worse though and a little added bonus seems to be the presence of more crema when using the disc. It's not a massive amount but certainly more than the almost none I get when using paper filters. In short it makes coffee just as good, is easy to clean, gives a little crema and as long as it lasts two years is good value for money.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Left a metallic taint in my coffee at first
*by M***. on 4 August 2017*

I wouldn't describe myself as a coffee connoisseur but I'm the sort of person who much prefers to make a pot of tea with leaves rather than use tea bags - after all, who really wants a bit of soggy paper in their hot drink. I use the so-called 'inverted method' and buy beans some of the time and like ground Rwandan from Waitrose at the moment. I've got a couple of Bialetti stove-top machines too, but I'm enjoying my Aeropress for when I want a longer drink than an espresso. So, I thought, this thing is right up my street. I wanted to like it and it makes better sense than using paper each time, but the thing is that rather than making the coffee taste better, I could taste a metallic taint in the coffee which was unpleasant, to the extent that I actually chucked a few cups of coffee away when trying it out rather than drink it. Maybe it's like when you get a new kettle, they taste nasty at first - but I've cleaned it with washing-up detergent in case it had grease on it, and tried the 'new kettle' trick of boiling with bicarbonate of soda - no difference. I did a blind taste-test with my wife, one with the paper and one with the metal filter, and she detected the metal filter straight away and wanted to drink the paper one. Rather disappointing! On the plus side, it appears well made from high quality materials and it works - in that it filters the coffee and is reusable - but unless this taint goes away, it's no good to me. Edit: ok, to be fair I've been using this for a couple of weeks and I no longer notice any metallic taste. As far as convenience goes, the metal one works better for making the coffee but the paper ones have the edge when it comes to cleaning up afterwards.

## Frequently Bought Together

- KOFFI ® DISC - Metal Filter for AeroPress - Reusable - Stainless Steel Ultra Fine Mesh Disk - for Better Tasting Coffee
- AeroPress Coffee and Espresso Maker - Quickly Makes Delicious Coffee Without Bitterness - 1 to 3 Cups Per Pressing,Black
- AeroPress Filter Papers, Pack of 350, White

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