AeroPress Organizer Stand, Compact Storage Original, Clear, XL Coffee Maker, and Accessories, Ideal Coffee Caddy Station, Experience Slip-Free Storage, Black

good quality

fits great for aeropress XL, looks good on the counter and no mess.

It’s not high quality… feels cheaply made. It gets the job done.

This is the first accessory I bought for my Aeropress and was not disappointed. I rinse my parts after each use and had been using a random plastic tray, then a paper towel, but didn't like the function of either of those.I looked at alternatives on Amazon, but the main thing for me is that the various components can hang to dry, smallish counter footprint, low profile, plastic (there are bamboo ones, but that conflicts with the wetness aspect). My original AP purchase was after they stopped shipping with a filter holder, so it's nice to finally have one. Certainly a bonus that it's an official accessory.Minor assembly required, so now I have another Allen key to add to my collection. There are two heights to choose from, so people with a standard or XL AP can size as needed, and standard users aren't wasting space by having a fixed height to accommodate the XL. Feels sturdy. If desired, the rubber feet are removable and just stuffed in there, held with friction.The *only* gripe -- not even worth dropping a star -- is that I'd prefer if the middle column were the same matte plastic as the rest. I don't know why they chose to make this part alone a shiny plastic.Edit: small update for an additional downside. If you are using either the official flow control cap or the one from Fellow, the seals and gaskets on those devices that keep coffee from dripping also prevent the cap from completely drying once placed on the cap mount. I'm placing my flow control cap on its side to dry completely. I don't fault the stand for this, as it was designed for the original cap.And after reading other reviews on here, I also want to respond to one that critically pondered whether the exposed filters would get wet from a hanging Aeropress: they are in separate quadrants on the stand, so there is no possibility of that happening.

Love that all the aeropress parts have a place to go now instead of just akwardly sitting on the countertop. Make sure you tighten the screw pretty tight so that the top part that holds the aeropress doesnt have any wiggle room. Build quality is good I just wish the opening was slightly wider for the part that holds the rubber plunger part.

Not horrrible.... pretty flimsy. Upper rack wobbles a lot. Honestly if you have an XL size....don't bother with this thing. It's just too expensive and unattractive. Using it for now, but it'll probably go in the trash and the Aeropress will go back in drawer where it was before.

I recently got and AeroPress XL and love it, but needed a way to keep it organized on the counter. I found this stand and thought i give it a try. Looks great on the counter and holds everything for my AeroPress. Look forward to my morning coffee.

I balked at a price that seemed high for a plastic assembly whose function was formerly filled by free pieces that came with the Aeropress. After assembling it, I was surprised by how large it is. But given how it holds everything, it makes sense. And it definitely does the job. I'm not sure the cup-like area for holding spare filters makes sense because I suspect the rinsed off unit will drip on the filters. The solid piece in the base that I presume is for the threaded strainer should, IMO, have air holes in it so people who re-use filters can leave them in the threaded strainer and hope they'll dry.