Sometimes I get frustrated with this design flaw and put every ounce of strength I have on it and coffee goes flying out of the top

I made the mistake of ordering a French press with a design flaw and can't afford to constantly buy new

My only complaints are minor design flaws

The black plastic piece that the rod fits through and which holds the assembly in place, is stripped (this seems to be a major design flaw... not sure how a plastic piece is supposed to stand up to continued high temps - I mean, even car seats expire these days for that reason).

Pot has annoying design flaw (a decorative indentation for the prong of the handle to rest in, forcing you to mind the orientation of the lid while inserting the strainer)

This product has one design flaw which makes it annoying

so I can make my coffee as strong as I like it

The Ability to CountStep 1: Measure out 60g of your favorite coffee beans and grind to a coarse grind (about 60-70 turns with the Morning Grind Grinder on coarse setting)

I am used to large mugs of Brown Gold, so this size disappoints as to quantity filling only 75% of one 12 oz mug, which may be OK for you if you add creamer or milk, but I have been taking mine black for nearly a year now

It broke as I was putting the handle back over the rim, and did a little damage to me

Works as I knew it would

The coffee grounds only need to be coarse ground as to not clog the filter.

So I’m really confused as to why it is advertised as an 8 cup.