AeroPressReplacement Filter Pack - Microfilters For AeroPress Coffee And Espresso Maker - 2 Pack (700 count),White

They are designed specifically for an Aeropress . Use 3 filters each time

Despite some of the reviews, I received two boxes of Aeropress filters, exactly as shown in the product pictures. These ones appeared to actually be cut better than the ones that came with my AeroPress.No issues at all - still produce great coffee.

Good price for a LOT of filters.They work well

I've used non-Aeropress papers before and had no luck with them - these ones are consistent and reliable, which matters when you have hot coffee grounds squirting up the wall due to a dodgy paper.

So I've been using an Aeropress for ages. So much better than my Tassimo pod machine, so much better than my V60, and so much better than my Moka pot.Now, I've bought these Aeropress filters before and they were great, so it was a given that I would order some more when I was close to depletion, and order them I did. The boxes of filters arrived wrapped in plastic which was then placed inside another plastic bag and then taped up. There was so much plastic that I could hear turtles cry!However, I disposed of this responsibly (I'm all about the nature) and set about making a brew. It was then that I found that these particular filters were ever so slightly too large for my OG Aeropress. The edges curl up. The filters I previously had seemed to fit almost flush. Now, don't get me wrong, they are still usable and I was able to make a brew as expected, and I guess being slightly larger is better than slightly smaller, as grinds could make their way into your cuppa otherwise. Still, it's odd that a product seemingly by Aeropress for use on the Aeropress doesn't sit properly on said Aeropress...Still, £11 gets you two boxes of 350 filters, so that is a lot of coffee to be had. Cheers.

I've been using an areopress for past 3 years as fed up with filter coffee pots that tend to die after a year or so of use. I know I'm a heavy coffee drinker but after my 5th pot, enough was enough. Once I ran out of the original papers provided with the aeropress, I've tried various generic ones as they are not as good as the authentic areopress ones. None of the cheaper ones have been a great fit with some of the grains slipping thru and are not re-usable unless you want a half cup of grit. Since I reverted back to use the authentic aeropress ones, they have always been a perfect fit, no grains slipping thru and I re-use the filters 10 times before it starts to lose it's shape. I would highly recommend buying the authentic aeropress filters and plead to all not waste money on the generic ones. Aeropess although expensive is better value for money

I always get the Aeropress filters as I find the fake once are't as reliable.

Good- do the job