Planetary Design Airscape Stainless Steel Coffee Canister | Food Storage Container | US Patented Airtight Lid | Push Out Excess Air Preserve Food Freshness (Medium, Matte Yellow)

I snagged the Airscape for my coffee beans, and it’s seriously a step above! The patented plunger lid is so cool—it pushes out all the air with a satisfying “swoosh” to keep my beans fresh, and I’ve noticed my coffee stays flavorful even after a couple of weeks. Made from sturdy, restaurant-grade stainless steel, it feels high-quality and looks sleek on my counter, blending perfectly with my kitchen vibe. The clear top lid lets me see how much coffee’s left without opening it, which is super handy, though I do wish the paint was a bit more scratch-resistant. I got the set with the stainless steel scoop, and it fits inside the canister, making mornings a breeze. For about $30, it’s a solid investment for any coffee lover who wants their beans to taste as fresh as day one—totally recommend

A great size for having beans on hand. I fill this smaller bean canister from the larger resealable and vented 1kg bag so I'm not constantly re-opening the bag everyday. Pushing down the plunger is very satisfying, and opening it up every morning provides a burst of delicious coffee aroma that enhances the daily ritual.

This thing is awesome. I use to store my coffee beans in a gasket jar but air was still trapped inside. Came across this on a random ad and it changed everything for me. No more dry or stale beans. Absolutely love it.

The double vacuum seal really works. I first ordered the large and thought it was too big. The medium is much smaller. The small would be too small to store much in the way of coffee beans or grounds.

It's great! Keeps the coffee fresh and looks amazing! Only suggestion for improvement would be to add a grip ring around the circumference, of material similar to the one on the bottom, which works very well.

I bought the smaller one in a simple stainless finish to sit out on the counter and hold freshly ground coffee. I also bought two bigger ones in yellow to hold a pound each of whole beans because I always buy two pound bags.They work very well as long as you don't fill them too full. I attached pictures. If you stay at 3/4 full the interior lids work very well and the top cover stays fitted. If you go above 3/4 the top outer lid doesn't want to stay tightly in place, and if you also have their stainless scoop, you can't place the top lid on because it makes the lid pop from the way the scoop goes on top of the interior lid.They seem durable but I've only had them a few weeks so time will tell. The bigger ones hold one pound of beans each. The smaller one works well for my fresh ground coffee. It holds about four days worth. I find if you lightly tap the canister on the counter as you are removing the inner seal any ground coffee that is clinging to it will drop back into the canister so it doesn't make a mess on the counter. If you don't tap it the coffee does tend to cling to the inner lid and it can be a bit messy.I personally feel they are a pricey, but I do really like them and since I had a gift card to use this was a nice gift to myself. They are lightweight and easy to handle, but they are a bit on the slippery side so just keep that in mind when lifting them. I also love the scoop. It was a separate purchase. It's a nice weight and works quite well.I rated four starts overall because when the canisters are full the outer lids tend to pop up in some spots and I find I have to twist them a few times to get a tight fit. Once I remove some of the contents and the inner lid isn't so close to the top, the lid popping issue goes away until the next time I fill them.

Keeps coffee as fresh as any method I have found, except vacuum sealing combined with freezing. This is my 5th Airscape. Needless to say I am a very satisfied repeat customer.

This is our 2nd canister. Purchased the 1st for coffee beans and the 2nd (different color) for espresso coffee :)