Coffee Maker Natural Paper Micro-Filters – Round Replacement Coffee Filters, Unbleached, Compostable Paper Filters, Fits Standard Size AeroPress Coffee Makers, 200 Count

I like using the non-bleached filters. These work perfectly and are affordable.

I used the included filters at first and was not very impressed. If I pushed too hard, the coffee would start to shoot out the sides and if I just pushed hard enough it took longer much longer than expected to push the plunger all the way down. I always checked to make sure I didn’t have two filters stuck together because it pushed so hard and slow. These filters are so much better. Now I can use it like it was intended and not take 45 seconds of heavy pushing just to get it done. These are what you should have gotten in the box instead of the ones they currently supply!

Why did you pick this product vs others?: I have two different moka express pots: a 6-cup Bialetti, and a 3-cup generic one. These Aeropress filters (purchased on the recommendation of a James Hoffman video) fit perfectly for both! The size is exactly right for the 3-cup, and they fit a little smaller in the 6-cup, but I just spray a little water to stick them on so they don’t move around during screwing the parts together/brewing. A much cleaner cup of coffee, thanks to Aeropress and master barista James H! Thickness: Just right in a moka pot.

Yes, these do the trick on my six cup Moka pot. They are just a touch big but I find that once I put them in with care they tend to stay very well. It helps to moisten them a drop or two. There is less grit in the cup when I use them. I like the idea they haven’t been bleached. A good product.

This review is for those wondering if this fits a Bialetti New Venus 4 cup moka pot. Yes it absolutely does and the coffee is much cleaner and smoother! Highly recommend. This obviously is not a replacement for the metal filter already in the unit this is in addition. Why? It reduces small particles and raises pressure for a better extraction. James Hoffman recommended this method. He was right again.

I like the principle of using unbleached filters, but I found it really difficult to force the coffee through these. I gave them to a friend who doesn’t grind his coffee as fine as I do mine, and he says they’re working fine for him.

We recently purchased the AeroPress XL recently. Once the initial small package of filters it came with got low, I went shopping for alternatives. I appreciated being able to get unbleached filters for the AeroPress XL, like the ones I used for our drip coffeemaker. Of course, these fit well, and unsurprisingly the experience is exactly what it's supposed to be from AeroPress. It can be a bit too easy to take two filters out of the box when you intend to take one, but as long as you are careful, that's not a concern.

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