AeroPress Coffee Maker White Paper Micro-Filters Compostable Coffee Filters Made From White Chlorine-Free Paper Fits Standard Size AeroPress

Although not designed for this purpose we use these with a Moka pot to keep the grit to a minimum and they work perfectly. No more filtering our the grounds before drinking the coffee. Read more

These filters are the right size and come in a box that has a really nice feature where you can tear part of it off to make it into a filter dispensing box. I use these with a different coffee making device than the aeropress that makes soup style espresso, and they fit pretty well in that device and help me to get a clean cup of concentrated coffee flavor with great taste. The filters do not impart any bad flavors into the cup and they appear to be very high-quality. When I’m done brewing, the filters knock out easily so cleaning is very quick. Read more

It's a coffee filter. It works as expected and fits my aeropress exactly. It's a years supply and takes up almost my space in my cabinet. So, perfect. Read more

Nobody thinks about AeroPress filters when they’re dreaming of perfect coffee. They think about fancy beans, gleaming kettles, maybe flexing a grinder that costs as much as a used car. Meanwhile, these humble little discs are standing quietly in the background, ready to save your brew — and your sanity — every single day. These filters are flawless. They fit perfectly. They don’t crumple, clog, or cause emotional damage when you’re under-caffeinated and operating at lizard-brain levels at 6:30 a.m. They just do their job, which is exactly what you want when you're one bad morning away from Googling “how to reverse a rage-spiral.” Do not — I repeat, do not — try to live the AeroPress life without a backup stockpile of these things. It’s all fun and games until you hit the bottom of the filter tube and realize you have one sad disc left. That’s when things get dark. That’s when you start eyeing your junk drawer and wondering if maybe a sticky note folded five times could “technically work.” It won’t. You’ll just be sad, and your AeroPress will silently judge you. If you love yourself even a little, you buy these in bulk and stash them like a caffeine survivalist. Future You — stumbling around with one sock on and a half-charged phone — will thank you for your wisdom when a full stack of clean filters is there to greet you. No drama. No bad decisions. Just good coffee and the silent satisfaction of having your life together in at least one small, sacred way. Read more

These work perfectly in the arrow press for making an excellent and economical cup of coffee Read more

It’s the standard aeropress filter. Works as advertised and nothing more to say about that. Should be way cheaper though for its size. Read more

Good quality but overpriced. Read more

I just learned about these little filters, which I am using with my new Moka pot, after learning this trick on Serious Eats. Perfection! I was hesitant to purchase another moka pot after a mixed experience years ago, but these filters, used in the pot, improve the experience dramatically! There is no sediment in the coffee and clean up is so much easier! They are the perfect size for my six-cup moka pot. I am grateful to have learned about Aeropress filters! Read more