Fellow Atmos Vacuum Coffee Canister & Food Storage Container - 0.4 Liter Canister holds up to 6 oz of Coffee Beans - Airtight Food Storage Containers - Coffee Containers - 0.4 Liter - Clear Glass

This is the best coffee bean storage container. It keeps my beans fresh for a long time. It’s easy to use, easy to store, and super durable. I highly recommend this if you love having fresh coffee from home.

I like it. Holds a bag of 12oz whole beans.The vacuum seal works, disregard the stupid video someone posted showing that it doesn't.It's a nice container.

I have bought 3 of these and wanted a fourth. I absoluty love these containers. They work great so far and are clearly made well.That all said, the last one I received today was used. Smelled like old coffee and not packed as a new item. Listen, I have no problem with Amazon selling a an item that’s been returned BUT THIS HAS TO BE CONVEYED to the buyer. It’s not fair and is bad business; which leads me to go out of my way to now write a bad review. Items that are used to hold food especially should never be resold as new. We have no idea what the last person did with it or put inside of it. I immediately started a return and may just buy it from fellow directly along with some bags of coffee I wanted. I like the fast shipping Amazon has, but I’ll at least know buying from Fellow directly will be a brand new item like I paid for; for the same price too.This is not the first time I have opened what I was expecting to be a new item and come to realize it’s been used. I have seen this issue in other reviews I’ve read as well. So my issue is less to do with Fellow and more to do with Amazon. Amazon, If I’m buying from you for the convenience, but your causing me an inconvenience, then why should I buy from you?

I love this item so much for my coffee beans. I like the design for the pump where you have to twist the lid to get the air out and how it has an indicator for when it is done. I bought to keep my espresso beans fresh and then proceeded to buy 3 more for my other coffee beans. I found out about these from coffee accounts that I follow on social media. They are pricey for one, but I do think they are worth it for coffee canisters that you refill your machines with that get more use then just preserving the freshness of not your immediate restock.

It’s nice when it’s decently full but when you’re down 2-3 servings of coffee beans the seal loosens by the next day.

I like these canisters because they keep freshly roasted coffee beans at peak freshness until I've used them up (usually 10 days from opening a bag). Some say the seals don't hold, but that's not ever been my experience (with three of them, over four years) -- what happens is the beans outgas CO2, which is a gas actually protective of coffee bean freshness. Freshly-roasted beans outgas quite rapidly, but this process slows down considerably (even for a year or more). The only reason for outside air to enter through the seal is if bean chaff or other small particles get stuck in the rim of the canister by the lid - hard to see, but running a fingernail covered with a facial tissue gets this crud out (usually, if you're pouring beans out of the canister vice spooning them out. Mine have worked wonderfully. The 700cc size canister will usually hold the coffee from a 12oz bag - in cases where it doesn't, using some of the coffee right away solves this problem (I never open a bag unless I'm going to use some right away anyway).

Tje container does not hold a seal longer then 24 hours many days I seal it before going to work and when I come home the seal or green button has released. It is a nice looking set up but does not work well enough so I have to return it unfortunately. Because I a a opus grinder which works perfectly

Pros and cons:Pros:The vacuum container works - it actually pulls the air out of the container.Cons:- Vacuum holds for 2 to 3 days. That's expected - nothing is leak-proof and you can't hold vacuum without either actively pumping or using getters.- More importantly - people with small hands beware: Pulling vacuum requires that one hand holds the glass container while the other rotates the lid to pull the air out; the problem is that the glass container is too wide - I'm a male with an average hand size and holding it takes some effort. making the diameter 1" smaller would have a made a big difference.- If this is not practical make the glass non-slip; either by treating the surface or by wrapping it with some non-slip material.