FELLOW Electric Atmos Vacuum Canister

Works great

Very easy to adopt. Used to store my beans in a screwtop jar. With this canister, a simple push of the button and green light to indicate the beans are sealed under vacuum. A very innovative product and well worth the price.

Interesting concept. A vacuum canister. Looks good and the coffee smells great every time the canister opens!

I mostly brew competition-grade beans. Expensive but totally worth it. However, getting maximum life from the beans can be challenging...

With most vacuum canisters as the coffee de-gasses, the vacuum is lost and the coffee continues to age. The FELLOW Electric Atmos Vacuum Canister changes the game because it also automatically tops up the vacuum as pressure levels change. This makes a dramatic difference to extending the life of the beans. Although the electric version costs a bit more, it absolutely saves money. Buying it is a no-brainer: just do it.

A little on the fence about this one. Have a few of these units — some sit around quietly for 3-4 days, others turn on every 24 hours or so. Hard to tell whether that’s proof the thing is working perfectly, or whether the sensor is flawed. Sure, beans degas at different speeds depending on how often the lid is lifted. Maybe that’s normal, maybe not. Still — the simplicity of it feels strangely terrific. One push button. And no wrestling with lids.

Awesome

Simple and works great. Like that I can just recharge it using a USB C rather than having to worry about finding a pile of AAs or AAAs. It does concern me a bit about recycling but that is presumably a long ways off.

I do not mind the twisting exercise for the old menu version but this is more convenient and effective. I may get another one in different size for homemade roasted nuts.

Works great. Zero complaints.

bought this tall guy canister, and the medium size , sure will buy the small one next time , such easy way to keep beans or other items fresh

It’s genuinely set-and-forget solution. Now I can indulge on my favourite coffee beans without a worry of losing freshness over time.

Got this as a gift for my mother. Took it out and made sure it was charged up. Looks great! And the size is great for a single bag.

With specialty coffee prices approaching (or surmounting) $100/ pound, this canister takes all the stress of storage away. Lets face it; oxygen is to coffee what your evil mother-in-law is to you.
Sure, you could get the cheaper hand twisting lid, but whats gonna happen when that container looses seal and you're fast asleep?
Evil oxygen invades.
In all honesty, these are an absolute game changer. Your coffee will actually stay fresh through the entire bag, stress-free.

The Fellow Electric Atmos Vacuum Canister is a great addition to any coffee setup. It looks sleek on the counter, keeps my beans fresh for much longer, and the opaque design helps protect them from sunlight. I liked it so much I bought a second one. Easy to use, effective, and beautifully designed — highly recommended.

My favourite coffee accessory! I like to have different beans on rotation, so keeping them in a vacuum-sealed container really helps to keep it fresher. I also appreciate that the battery life on this is not shoddy.

Super convenient and quiet,

I’ve used it for a few weeks now and it’s been great so far! Looks nice on the counter too. Vacuum works well. Definitely recommend. Only concern might be its durability (as its glass) but no issues yet.

The electric Atmos seems to work well and maintains a vacuum. My two issues: I have the larger one, and with medium roast coffee, it takes a while to be able to get 390 grams in, less than the '16 ounces' advertised. The container is very smooth. If my hands are at all damp (it's in a kitchen😏), it's very slippery.

It’s great for fresh beans that are still off gassing. It automatically maintains a vacuum and there’s no need to periodically revacuum as would be the case with a manual version.

The canister does seem to keep coffee fresh. I haven't had it long enough to judge how well it works over months. My two issues: it only seems to hold about 400 grams of beans. Also, I'd prefer if the side of the canister was a bit grippy. It can be slippery if grabbed with damp hands.

As a passionate coffee lover, I know how crucial it is to keep beans fresh for the best possible cup. The Fellow Atmos Vacuum Canister has completely exceeded my expectations. Its vacuum-sealing mechanism is incredibly easy to use, just twist the lid until the green indicator appears, and you’re set. The airtight seal effectively protects against oxidation and humidity, keeping my beans aromatic and flavorful for much longer than standard storage options.

I opted for the matte black version, which not only looks sleek but also blocks out light for added protection. While it's a bit of an investment, the quality and performance make it well worth it. If you truly care about your coffee’s freshness, this is a must-have addition to your setup!

Better then manual version. Only regret is I have to upgrade all my other canisters now!

Very fun purchase. Works and looks great! Happy to have some extra shelf life with beans at the ease of a button!

The glass* canister, specifically, has a design flaw where the lid and glass container below are much more susceptible to losing the seal or having a bad seal than the matte black stainless steel option (continue reading below why this happens). The pump automatically runs to re-seal when it loses pressure, which is a good feature under normal circumstances, but mine kept running every couple hours day and night. It's loud enough to hear from the next room over and becomes very annoying. Warranty process was relatively smooth with Fellow - they are sending me a new one free of charge and no need to return the old one. This is taking a few weeks now for shipping, so I'm out a canister and who knows if the new one will have the same problem. Save yourself the hassle and go with the matte black canister.

I own the matte black 1.2L (stainless steel) canister, and it has a machined ridge in the bottom container portion where the lid seals the canister. I believe this helps the lid seal much more effectively than the glass canister which does not have the ridge (assumed due to manufacturing limitations of the glass). I would HIGHLY recommend going for the matte black canister instead of the glass one. I know the glass might be attractive from an aesthetic point of view (which is why I bought one), but the design is inferior. I rate the matte black canister 4.5/5, with only half a point off because of the price. If you can get it on sale somewhere, definitely worth it.

The Fellow Electric Atmos Vacuum Canister is a high-quality, aesthetically pleasing storage solution for coffee beans and other dry goods. Its key feature is the automatic vacuum sealing system, which sets it apart from traditional canisters.

Pros:

Superior Freshness: The electric vacuum system effectively removes air, preserving the flavor and aroma of coffee beans for an extended period.
Effortless Operation: The automatic sealing and releasing mechanism simplifies the process of storing and accessing contents.
Sleek Design: The matte black finish adds a touch of elegance to any kitchen countertop.
Versatile Use: Suitable for storing various dry goods, including tea, nuts, and spices.

Cons:

Price: The electric version is more expensive compared to the manual Fellow Atmos canisters.
Capacity: The 700ml size may not be sufficient for users who purchase coffee beans in bulk.
Maintenance: The lid requires careful cleaning to avoid damage to the vacuum mechanism.

Overall:

The Fellow Electric Atmos Vacuum Canister is a worthwhile investment for coffee enthusiasts who prioritize freshness and convenience. While it comes at a premium price, the automatic vacuum system and sleek design justify the cost for those seeking the best in coffee storage solutions.

If you’re lazy like me, get the electric one - thank me later :). Just push the button and it seals/unseals nicely. It’s worth the extra $56 imo. I bought beans 1-3 days after roast date a few times to see if the container allowed for degassing. Beans did not degas that well and after 1.5 weeks the coffee hadn’t peaked. I now buy my beans 1.5-2 weeks from the roast date and then dump into the Atmos. Works great maintaining the freshness. Have owned this for 2.5 months now sealing/unsealing once daily and I haven’t had to charge it. So far it’s been a good purchase. Thanks 8oz!