FellowAtmos Vacuum Canister for Coffee & Food Storage - Airtight Sealed Container, Matte Black, Small Coffee Bean Storage, 0.4 Litre Jar

Been getting into doing my own coffee grinding (with my newest hand grinder) and watched a few videos on how to store my beans (been doing the freezer method for some time).After looking into better vacuum containers, I found the Fellow containers much easier and more stylish than ever. Especially since I have a few beans I am trying out, I wanted to explore how best to store.As you can see, the little button (the depression with the internal green) is the physical manifestation of how much pressure is in the container. A few twists of the top and you suck out the air from the container. Push on the large button and the air returns.Is it worth it? Absolutely. Keeping the beans fresh and in a vacuum state retains freshness and flavor, much better than in the freezer. And using it with the black matte versus the clear, I love that it is keeping the light away from the beans as they are utilized.For those who have had loss of pressure, I am surprised since I went away for a week and returned with the seal properly in place after the period.Worth the price? If you like the style and function, then yes.

Really nice aesthetically - Matt back generally can’t go far wrong I guess. But very neutral- just a smooth unadorned cylinder. Vacuum mechanism works really well, and not as irksome as you might think. Good indicator of vacuum though in truth you can tell as the lid gets stiffer to rotate. I’d go with the medium for 250g of coffee as 250g in the large can just take a fraction too long to vacuum - with 500g it’s quicker but depends on how much coffee you need on the go.But def would buy more. Not cheap but I think it’s def worth it - you’re not going to need to replace any time soon.

I honestly thought this product was bad at best, fraudulent at worst. It turns out I was using it entirely wrongly.To use it you don't apply any downward pressure. Just lightly twist the top back and forth for about 10 seconds. There's a soft stop limit to the amount you can twist - when you hit this limit, twist in the other direction, then back, then forth.10 seconds later the indicator pops downward and the vacuum is sealed. Satisfying.It looks great with a nice matt finish. Why would you buy the see-through one for coffee??

I purchased this product (not cheap) for a review on my coffee forum, and also to use at my home coffee machine, after 4 days it would no longer seal. I contacted the company, and their initial response was for me to take it apart as it may need cleaning out! I mentioned that after having it for 4 days it is possibly faulty. After many emails they agreed to replace it, it has now been, 40 days since my initial email and 22 days since they agreed to send a replacement. And lo and behold I have received nothing. Absolutely appalling customer service, I now have no container and they have not even considered refunding. I urge you not to use this company.In my opinion I would suggest buying Airscape kilo or Coffee gator as a better alternative. @fellow you should be ashamed.

I like fresh coffee so got this so I could keep beans fresher than without, it definitely works and my coffee tastes much better after a while when otherwise it would taste bitter. It looks good next to my coffee machine. It's easy to use and doesn't take long to pull a vaccum. It has a good seal and never seems to leak. Would reccomend getting this for coffee or anything else that benefits from vacuum storage.

It feel really good quality and durable. Coffee seems to stay fresh too

They fail. I have two, and most mornings I find the seals have failed and there’s no vacuum. Sort of defeats the whole raison d'être, doesn’t it? A simple jar would do the same job at a fraction of the price. Disappointing. Beware.

just don't overfil this thing otherwise the thing won't get airtight, serves my needs well though, I use it for storing a good amount of regular ground coffee, leaving my glasss storage jar for the posh stuff.