HyperChillerHC3 Patented Iced Coffee/Beverage Cooler, NEW, IMPROVED,STRONGER AND MORE DURABLE! Ready in One Minute, Reusable for Iced Tea, Wine, Spirits, Alcohol, Juice, 12.5 Oz, Black

Good product but need more capacity

I recently purchased the HyperChiller HC2M#, and I must say, it has completely transformed my iced beverage game! This little gadget claims to chill any beverage within one minute, and boy, does it deliver on that promise!First off, the improved design and enhanced durability are apparent from the moment you hold it in your hands. The construction feels solid and well-built, ensuring that it will last for a long time to come. This sturdiness is a significant improvement over previous models, giving me confidence that it can handle frequent use without any issues.The best part about the HyperChiller is its versatility. While it's marketed as an iced coffee cooler, it works equally well for a wide range of beverages. I've used it to chill iced tea, wine, spirits, alcohol, and even fresh juices – each time, I've been impressed by the quick results. Gone are the days of waiting impatiently for my drinks to cool down in the refrigerator or diluting them with ice cubes that water them down.Using the HyperChiller is incredibly easy. I just pour my desired beverage into it, screw on the top, and place it in the freezer. The chamber's innovative design ensures that the liquid comes into contact with the ice surrounding it, rapidly lowering its temperature. In just one minute, my drink is transformed into a perfectly chilled delight! It's such a time-saver, especially on busy mornings when I need my caffeine fix quickly.What sets the HyperChiller apart from other cooling devices is that it's reusable, making it an eco-friendly choice. This not only reduces waste but also saves me money in the long run, as I no longer need to buy disposable cooling pods or ice packs.The 12.5 oz capacity is adequate for most individual servings, though it would be even better if they offered a larger size for bigger gatherings or parties.The only minor downside I've encountered is that the HyperChiller needs a bit of planning ahead, as it requires pre-freezing. If you're not in the habit of prepping it in advance, you might find yourself waiting for it to cool down in the freezer when you're craving an instant iced beverage.

I kept seeing this on a Nespresso Facebook page, and after the weather for warm I found myself getting impatient with other methods of cooling my coffee down before adding ice in order to prevent it from becoming too diluted. It works great, but I do have a few minor complains. The first is that the hot coffee brews or pours down directly on to a plastic surface... Thankfully it doesn't sit on the plastic for long, so it probably isn't as bad as the occasional frozen entree heated while in contact with plastic or some other undesirable coating... The second is that the thickness of the lip on the lid means that I must be very careful how I place it under my Nespresso machine in order to prevent the coffee from rubbing down the side of it vs funneling into it. Sure, I could brew into another container, then pour it in, but that would result in yet another item to clean as well as slightly less coffee in my final prepared beverage. I guess the last point is more a user warning than an issue with the product itself - it is only good for a full cup of coffee vs am iced espresso drink. Pour a double shot of espresso in to cool it down, then pour it back out and you won't quite have a double shot in the end.After you have cooled your coffee and poured it out, rinse the inside a couple of times without taking it apart, dry off the outside, and return it to the freezer for the next use. It doesn't need to be taken apart and thoroughly washed between every single use, just once in a while.I would definitely recommend this to anyone who enjoys iced coffee and wants to make it quickly without dilution.

Oh, I've got to tell you about the HyperChiller - it's seriously a game-changer! It's the easiest and most cost-effective way to get that perfect iced coffee fix. The best part is that it uses regular water to chill, so there are no chemicals or gels to worry about, and cleaning is a breeze since all parts are dishwasher safe.Mornings are always hectic for me, and sometimes I don't have the time to prepare iced coffee the traditional way. But with the HyperChiller, I can chill my coffee in less than a minute - can you believe it? It's like magic, and it's saved me so much time and hassle on busy mornings.The best thing is that it works with all types of coffee makers - from single brew to K-Cups and drip-style models. I can brew directly into the HyperChiller or pour from the carafe - either way, I get perfectly iced coffee in no time!But wait, there's more! It's not just for coffee. I can chill all my favorite beverages without dilution - tea, juice, and even wine. Yep, you heard that right - wine too! It's like the ultimate happy hour accessory!Using the HyperChiller is a piece of cake. I fill it with water and pop it in the freezer. When I'm ready for my iced coffee, I brew directly into it or pour from the carafe, and bam - chilled goodness ready to enjoy!I can't recommend the HyperChiller enough - it's a must-have for any coffee lover or anyone who enjoys a quick and refreshing way to chill their drinks.

This is my second hyperchiller. My first plastic one split down the side. Along with everyone else's. So I bought the stainless model.I think the one I received was a return but it looked fine. Upon assembling it, I found the main outer cap would not thread onto the base. I am a machinist and am very familiar with threads and cross threading. It took me a 45 minutes to thread the top on this unit. I think because the stainless steel base has plastic threads fastened to it, there may have been a slight out-of-round to the base threads. I literally tried probably 100 times to thread the top on correctly. Finally I found that I had to press down a bit more then I would have liked and start the thread. There was a little pop sound, and then it started correctly. I did not want to cross thread this unit and have it leak because the threads are just plastic. One shot. I am confident this unit was returned because someone could not thread the top on. So far so good. No leaking. I even tried my old top from my cracked unit and it was the same issue. The problem is the plastic threads attached onto the stainless base are imperfect possibly due to a size discrepancy between pieces.Anyways I'm sure the side won't crack!Coffee on!

I love that it ices my coffee down to make an iced coffee. It works really well at doing that. However, after a couple months of ownership, I’ve notice a crack on the outside of the container. I supposed the constant melting and freezing of the water inside has a role in that. That’s the only issue I’ve found and it occurred after the return window had closed funny enough.