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title: "OXO Brew Rapid Brewer - Portable Coffee Maker, Fast Manual Hot & Cold Brew, Small Handheld Brewer, Compact Travel Coffee Maker"
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# Brew hot coffee in 2 mins 50% recycled Tritan Renew carafe Cold brew ready in 5 mins OXO Brew Rapid Brewer - Portable Coffee Maker, Fast Manual Hot & Cold Brew, Small Handheld Brewer, Compact Travel Coffee Maker

**Brand:** oxo
**Price:** ₱6546
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Brew Bold, Brew Fast, Brew Anywhere — Your Coffee, Your Rules

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** OXO Brew Rapid Brewer - Portable Coffee Maker, Fast Manual Hot & Cold Brew, Small Handheld Brewer, Compact Travel Coffee Maker by oxo
- **How much does it cost?** ₱6546 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- oxo enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted oxo brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Brew Bold, Fast & Anywhere:** Get café-style coffee concentrate in under 5 minutes—no power, no fuss, just pure flavor on the go.
- • **Dual-Mode Hot & Cold Brewing:** Switch effortlessly between hot espresso-style shots and refreshing cold brews to match your mood or setting.
- • **Eco-Friendly & Reusable Filter:** Built-in stainless steel filter eliminates wasteful paper filters while delivering smooth, full-bodied coffee.
- • **Compact, Lightweight & Travel-Ready:** Sleek, cordless design fits in any backpack or carry-on—perfect for the millennial manager always on the move.
- • **Effortless Cleanup & Durable Design:** Dishwasher-safe parts (except pump) and a sturdy build mean less time cleaning, more time savoring.

## Overview

The OXO Rapid Brewer is a compact, manual coffee maker designed for busy professionals who crave café-quality coffee on demand. It brews rich coffee concentrate in just 2 minutes for hot or 5 minutes for cold, using a built-in stainless steel filter that eliminates paper waste. Lightweight and cordless, it fits easily into any travel bag, making it ideal for commutes, travel, or off-grid mornings. Durable and easy to clean, with dishwasher-safe parts and a carafe made from 50% recycled Tritan Renew, it’s the perfect blend of sustainability, convenience, and premium coffee experience.

## Description

Your perfectly crafted cup of coffee isn’t stuck behind a counter or at the end of a long line—it’s in the palm of your hand. The OXO Rapid Brewer is a compact, manual coffee maker that brews rich, espresso-style concentrated coffee on demand. Just dilute with hot or cold water or milk in a 1:2 or 1:3 ratio to create your perfect café-style cup. No plugs, no charging, no fuss. This portable coffee maker is roughly the size of a travel mug or thermos, and fits easily in your backpack, purse, or carry-on. It’s a truly travel-ready, cordless coffee machine—ideal for commutes, hotels, or your next unplugged morning. Forget expensive pods and wasteful paper filters—this small coffee maker features a built-in stainless steel filter and a tamper to level your grounds for even extraction and bold, barista-worthy flavor. To use, just add finely ground coffee to the fill line, tamp firmly, and add hot or cold water. Wait two minutes for hot coffee or five for cold brew. Then unlock the pump with a quick quarter turn and press your concentrate into the included carafe. The pump also locks securely for safe travel and storage. Pour your concentrate into a mug, cup, or glass, then dilute with your choice of water, milk, or ice to your taste. Customize the strength, temperature, and volume to create anything from an Americano to a Vietnamese-style cold brew—or even an affogato. This compact coffee maker puts the power of the café in your hands. Say goodbye to microwaved mugs, overnight waits, and overpriced barista brews. The OXO Rapid Brewer is your go-to portable single-serve coffee maker—perfect for traveling, camping, or daily use. It’s also easy to clean: everything but the pump is dishwasher safe. The carafe and water chamber are made from durable Tritan Renew, which contains 50% certified recycled content.

Review: Go for it! - First off, I'm not a daily coffee drinker, more like a once or twice a week after dinner coffee drinker, I drink it for the flavor more than a "have to" kind of thing. That being said, I need to have great tasting coffee. I have quite the collection of different coffee making apparatuses, from simple stainless steel pour overs (surprisingly tasty coffee comes from those), to French presses, a couple of different cold brew devices, a couple of different Moka pots, and an AeroPress. I also tend to grind my own beans. I love making coffee in each of these coffee making devices, but at this time, my absolute favorite is the Oxo Rapid Brewer. I find it makes pretty good coffee, and the ease of use and cleanup afterward is also a major perk. Even though I really enjoy coffee in all of my other coffee devices, I have been known to want a cup of coffee but chose to not make it only because of the fact that it was either going to take too much time/effort to get it set up and/or the cleanup afterward. Enter the Oxo Rapid brewer. I love the fact that it can make hot or cold brew, and the cold brew takes only a few more minutes than the hot. I have been experimenting with adding a dash of cinnamon to the coffee bed before tamping, I'm going to try cocoa powder next. One thing I do that is a bit extra, since I have an AeroPress, I have lots of those paper filters for it, I do use one in my Oxo Rapid brewer, only to make it easier to clean out and it helps keep the metal filter from getting clogged. I don't know for a fact that it will get clogged, I'm only going by past experience with stainless steel pour over devices, they have a very fine metal filter and eventually the very fine coffee grounds do slow the coffee from going through. I am doing this in a preemptive manner. I also reuse the paper filter a few times, I did that with the AeroPress (don't judge) and it works just fine, I rinse it and reuse it a few times with no issues. If I remember correctly, the maker of the AeroPress said in an experiment to see how many uses he could get from one, he got 100 uses out of 1 paper filter, I wouldn't go that far, but I see nothing wrong with reusing it a few times. Back to the regularly scheduled program, I find that the Oxo Rapid brewer works great for me, it makes tasty coffee, it's easy to use, easy to learn, easy to clean. It makes a concentrate which I use for a larger cup of coffee, I like to add either half and half or milk, some water and a bit of maple syrup for sweetness. I have found it makes just the right amount for me, but if need be I could share or since it brews so quickly, I could easily make 2 batches back to back. It doesn't leak, it makes more than enough for me, the unit feels sturdy, I'm not concerned about dropping it. Cleaning it is a breeze, I just knock out the coffee grounds, rescuing the paper filter, I rinse everything and let it dry in my dish drain. It is super stealthy too, no worries about disturbing anyone if I decide I want a quick cupper in the middle of the night. My only "issue" is I purchased a few bottles of coffee concentrate just before ordering this, it's hard to decide which I want to use, I am going to have to make myself use up my coffee concentrate (I don't want to waste them, they are good too). I am enjoying using this method to make my own coffee concentrate, maybe I'll hang on to one of the empty bottles and refill it with the brewed coffee concentrate. If you are on the fence about buying this, don't be, it's worth it, the price is right and the method is fun and makes a tasty brew.
Review: OXO Brew Rapid Brewer is a must buy for coffee - At some point within the 6 weeks of owning the OXO New Rapid Brewer, it has become my default method of brewing coffee. The versatility of its core mechanic brings out the flavors across roast levels - and what you get is a rich but light tasting brews with good mouth feel. The Rapid Brewer produces coffee concentrate. You then add water to dilute the concentrate to your preference. Oxo's recommended recipe is 20 grams of coffee to 160 grams of water yielding about 115 grams of concentrate. That's enough for 2 cups of American style coffee. But here's the versatility - in the mood for an espresso style drink? Then don't dilute the Oxo recipe. Or better yet try a recipe of like 22 grams coffee to 80 grams water. And wow - you get a well textured full flavored espresso like drink. Espresso-like, because the Rapid Brewer is not a high pressure system, so it isn't espresso. But the mouth feel and taste is in that region. Espresso fans would call this a "soup" style espresso - where the goal is to generate high flow rate rather than high pressure. Ideal for light to medium roasts. And the Rapid Brewer can produce cold brew coffee. Not my thing, so I've only done it a couple of times. Cold brew in 5 minutes is remarkable. The brew method is simple. Add your ground coffee either by weight or to the fill line in the basket. Screw on the clear water holder. Fill water by weight or to the fill line. Screw on the plunger. Wait ~ 2 minutes and then start pumping. Again, this is not a high pressure system, so pumping is easy and it's over quickly. Clean up is very quick. The puck in the brew basket is dry - just knock it out into trash, wipe with a towel. Unscrew the pump. Done. I see a lot of comparisons to the Aeropress. I own 2 aeropresses. Not that it's a competition - but I much prefer what I can get from the Rapid Brewer. It's a richer mouthfeel. It's a fuller flavor. I will say that I use the aeropress filters in the Rapid Brewer to get a clean brew. They fit great. So yes, I highly recommend the Rapid Brewer. For cheap money, you get a system that produces excellent coffee. I'm sippin an Ethiopian Americano style coffee as I write this review, and I wish I could share it with you all. Cheers!

## Features

- Why the OXO Rapid Brewer?: Brew bold, concentrated café-style coffee in under 5 minutes with this compact, lightweight, travel-ready manual coffee maker—no wires, no waiting, just better coffee wherever you go.
- 2 minutes for hot, 5 for cold: Brew hot or cold concentrated coffee in minutes with this compact manual coffee maker—perfect for any mood, taste, or travel setup.
- Built-in stainless steel filter: No messy paper filters needed—brew smooth, full-bodied coffee with the reusable metal filter.
- Compact and travel-ready: Lightweight, cordless coffee maker fits easily in your backpack, bag, or carry-on—ideal for travel or daily use.
- No power needed: Brew at home, in a hotel, or off the grid using hot or cold water—no plugs, no charging, just great coffee anywhere.
- Craft coffee your way: This compact coffee maker creates rich concentrate for Americanos, cold brew, affogato, and more—just add water or milk. The possibilities are limitless.
- Rainmaker showerhead: The rainmaker showerhead evenly distributes water across the entire coffee bed, ensuring maximum flavor extraction.
- Dishwasher safe: All parts, except the pump, are dishwasher safe.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0DC8JYJQX |
| Best Sellers Rank | #17,477 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #104 in Coffee Makers |
| Brand | OXO |
| Brand Name | OXO |
| Capacity | 160 Milliliters |
| Coffee Maker Type | French Press |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 out of 5 stars 823 Reviews |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Carafe |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 3"D x 3"W x 10.5"H |
| Item Height | 10.5 inches |
| Item Type Name | Rapid Brewer |
| Item Weight | 480 Grams |
| Manufacturer | OXO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | Rapid Brewer |
| Model Number | 8722500 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Dishwasher Safe — All parts, except the pump, are dishwasher safe. |
| Product Dimensions | 3"D x 3"W x 10.5"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Traveling |
| Special Feature | Dishwasher Safe — All parts, except the pump, are dishwasher safe. |
| Specific Uses For Product | Cold Brew, Hot Coffee |
| Style | Rapid Brewer |
| UPC | 840097786186 |
| Unit Count | 1.0 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** OXO
- **Capacity:** 160 Milliliters
- **Color:** Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 3"D x 3"W x 10.5"H
- **Special Feature:** Dishwasher Safe — All parts, except the pump, are dishwasher safe.

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size, Style** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Go for it!
*by W***� on September 8, 2025*

First off, I'm not a daily coffee drinker, more like a once or twice a week after dinner coffee drinker, I drink it for the flavor more than a "have to" kind of thing. That being said, I need to have great tasting coffee. I have quite the collection of different coffee making apparatuses, from simple stainless steel pour overs (surprisingly tasty coffee comes from those), to French presses, a couple of different cold brew devices, a couple of different Moka pots, and an AeroPress. I also tend to grind my own beans. I love making coffee in each of these coffee making devices, but at this time, my absolute favorite is the Oxo Rapid Brewer. I find it makes pretty good coffee, and the ease of use and cleanup afterward is also a major perk. Even though I really enjoy coffee in all of my other coffee devices, I have been known to want a cup of coffee but chose to not make it only because of the fact that it was either going to take too much time/effort to get it set up and/or the cleanup afterward. Enter the Oxo Rapid brewer. I love the fact that it can make hot or cold brew, and the cold brew takes only a few more minutes than the hot. I have been experimenting with adding a dash of cinnamon to the coffee bed before tamping, I'm going to try cocoa powder next. One thing I do that is a bit extra, since I have an AeroPress, I have lots of those paper filters for it, I do use one in my Oxo Rapid brewer, only to make it easier to clean out and it helps keep the metal filter from getting clogged. I don't know for a fact that it will get clogged, I'm only going by past experience with stainless steel pour over devices, they have a very fine metal filter and eventually the very fine coffee grounds do slow the coffee from going through. I am doing this in a preemptive manner. I also reuse the paper filter a few times, I did that with the AeroPress (don't judge) and it works just fine, I rinse it and reuse it a few times with no issues. If I remember correctly, the maker of the AeroPress said in an experiment to see how many uses he could get from one, he got 100 uses out of 1 paper filter, I wouldn't go that far, but I see nothing wrong with reusing it a few times. Back to the regularly scheduled program, I find that the Oxo Rapid brewer works great for me, it makes tasty coffee, it's easy to use, easy to learn, easy to clean. It makes a concentrate which I use for a larger cup of coffee, I like to add either half and half or milk, some water and a bit of maple syrup for sweetness. I have found it makes just the right amount for me, but if need be I could share or since it brews so quickly, I could easily make 2 batches back to back. It doesn't leak, it makes more than enough for me, the unit feels sturdy, I'm not concerned about dropping it. Cleaning it is a breeze, I just knock out the coffee grounds, rescuing the paper filter, I rinse everything and let it dry in my dish drain. It is super stealthy too, no worries about disturbing anyone if I decide I want a quick cupper in the middle of the night. My only "issue" is I purchased a few bottles of coffee concentrate just before ordering this, it's hard to decide which I want to use, I am going to have to make myself use up my coffee concentrate (I don't want to waste them, they are good too). I am enjoying using this method to make my own coffee concentrate, maybe I'll hang on to one of the empty bottles and refill it with the brewed coffee concentrate. If you are on the fence about buying this, don't be, it's worth it, the price is right and the method is fun and makes a tasty brew.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ OXO Brew Rapid Brewer is a must buy for coffee
*by G***N on September 21, 2025*

At some point within the 6 weeks of owning the OXO New Rapid Brewer, it has become my default method of brewing coffee. The versatility of its core mechanic brings out the flavors across roast levels - and what you get is a rich but light tasting brews with good mouth feel. The Rapid Brewer produces coffee concentrate. You then add water to dilute the concentrate to your preference. Oxo's recommended recipe is 20 grams of coffee to 160 grams of water yielding about 115 grams of concentrate. That's enough for 2 cups of American style coffee. But here's the versatility - in the mood for an espresso style drink? Then don't dilute the Oxo recipe. Or better yet try a recipe of like 22 grams coffee to 80 grams water. And wow - you get a well textured full flavored espresso like drink. Espresso-like, because the Rapid Brewer is not a high pressure system, so it isn't espresso. But the mouth feel and taste is in that region. Espresso fans would call this a "soup" style espresso - where the goal is to generate high flow rate rather than high pressure. Ideal for light to medium roasts. And the Rapid Brewer can produce cold brew coffee. Not my thing, so I've only done it a couple of times. Cold brew in 5 minutes is remarkable. The brew method is simple. Add your ground coffee either by weight or to the fill line in the basket. Screw on the clear water holder. Fill water by weight or to the fill line. Screw on the plunger. Wait ~ 2 minutes and then start pumping. Again, this is not a high pressure system, so pumping is easy and it's over quickly. Clean up is very quick. The puck in the brew basket is dry - just knock it out into trash, wipe with a towel. Unscrew the pump. Done. I see a lot of comparisons to the Aeropress. I own 2 aeropresses. Not that it's a competition - but I much prefer what I can get from the Rapid Brewer. It's a richer mouthfeel. It's a fuller flavor. I will say that I use the aeropress filters in the Rapid Brewer to get a clean brew. They fit great. So yes, I highly recommend the Rapid Brewer. For cheap money, you get a system that produces excellent coffee. I'm sippin an Ethiopian Americano style coffee as I write this review, and I wish I could share it with you all. Cheers!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ it works and is awesome, but how the heck DOES it work? seriously, i want to know.
*by R***N on October 2, 2025*

i love this thing. originally, i was looking for something that would allow me to be completely off-the-grid when it comes to making coffee. i live in a corner of the world where power is not guaranteed from moment to moment, so boiling water or running the grinder (i have a manual to cover that) may not always be an option. i had heard that this thing makes excellent coffee even with cold or room-temp water in 5 minutes and thought, ok sure, i dunno how thats going to work, but ill give it a shot. and i will admit, i was skeptical. tbh... i STILL dont entirely understand how it does what it does with cold water (and i do mean COLD, 33 degree water even)... but damned if it doesnt work, and produce some fine tasting cups of coffee to boot. a little experimentation was required to get the best (for my tastes) results, but now that ive got it dialed in, i am very impressed with the results. speaking of, its a bit difficult to describe what comes out of this thing. made cold, its not exactly like a 12-24 hour cold brew... its certainly not espresso, and its not really like a traditional hot brew (pour over, filter, french press, or otherwise)... i dunno HOW to put it, exactly. first, when they say it produces a concentrate, they arent just whistling dixie, you do NOT want to drink this stuff straight. right from the press its black as coal-tar and half as thick, and will definitely put hair on your chest. however, cut down with ice, milk, and cold water, and damn thats a tasty cup. or, several really. depending on how strong you like your coffee, youre going to want to cut it down AT LEAST 2 parts to 1... and probably as much as 3 or 4 parts to 1. however, that said, i would NOT follow the box instructions for making it cold. it wants WAY too much coffee, most of which is wasted by their recipe. they recommend 40g, but using 25g yields something indistinguishable from the 40g dose. however, for this to work, youll want it a bit finer than they recommend. on my electric 36-step grinder, i put it on one step up from the absolute finest grind, but your mileage will vary depending on your grinder. its not espresso-fine, but its damn close to it. i put the 25g into the basket, needle it, level it, then tamp the holy hell out of it, like HARD. i then add the recommended amount of water and let it sit the 5 minutes. at the end of the 5 minutes you should have juuuust a bit in the cup, 1/8 to 1/4 inch at most. any more than that, and you need to go finer. at this point, pump it 5-6 times and it will run about 2/3 of the water through. 2-3 more will get the last of the water through followed by a satisfying hiss that lets you know youre done. of course, your tastes may be different than mine, but personally i find this gives great super-drinkable results without using as much coffee. made hot, i do pretty much the same (25g, same grind) but only the 2 minutes. youll have a fair bit more drip through in that 2 minutes as well, but thats fine dont sweat it. itll pump through quite a bit easier as well. but, again, the end result is a really tasty super-drinkable concentrate. itll taste a bit different than the cold, but pretty close. and probably, the closest thing id compare it to is what you get out of a moka pot, although a LOT stronger. ive also found its GREAT for cooking. the concentrate packs a TON of coffee flavor without a ton of liquid, allowing for a lot of versatility. i made a coffee cheesecake with a cold concentrate made as above and it was OUTSTANDING. im really looking forward to experimenting with this aspect of the brewer. its also quite ergonomic, stores compactly with everything self-contained (dont forget to stow the tamper in the water chamber) making it great for travel. im going to knit a little drawstring cozy for it for when i want to toss it in my day bag or suitcase :) tl;dr: if youve fallen down the rabbit-hole of weird coffee stuff, you owe it to yourself to put this in your collection. its fast, portable, power-free, versatile, and just... oddly cool and interesting. in the grand spectrum of coffee gear, the price is right too, so you cant hardly go wrong. and hey, if you dont like it, repack it and gift it for christmas to someone :)

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