Minipresso NS2, Portable Espresso Maker Compatible with Nespresso Original Capsules and Compatibles, Manually Operated, 18 Bar Small Handheld Coffee Machine for Travel, Camping, Black

Super pratique

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Génial très pratique pour la randonnée un Thermos d’eau chaude et le tour est joué, un café parfait avec une très belle mousse je recommande d’acheter le coffret de transport tout est à porter de main machine et capsules….

Lichtgewicht, doet perfect wat ie moet doen en ziet er nog mooi uit ook. Jammer dat de case er niet standaard bij zit, die heb ik er nu apart bij gekocht.

Killer product, the pour is even better than the machine Must buy for coffee lovers

Compré esta cafetera, porque el outin nano se había pedido previamente, y a la semana se descompuso. Con esta, aunque sea manual se siente calidad y he podido hacer muy buen espresso

I am surprised how often I use it. It is not hard to make a coffee, but to properly screw it and pump, you need some strength. For me, it is not a problem, but my wife can "pump" one coffee and that is all. It is light, easy to clean, and the coffee is very good. Generally, the result is the same as from a capsule coffee maker. If you like coffee from capsules, you will like coffee from the Minipresso. So it is great, but you need to be aware of some limitations: - The Minipresso is great, but you obviously need to have capsules. Not a problem when traveling with a suitcase or to a city where Nespresso capsules are available, but I went with my wife on a more "backpack" trip in Asia for 4 weeks, and carrying ~50 capsules in a backpack was a problem, as these can be kind of squishable. - You need to check which capsules will work. Of course, Nespresso "shape," but I am talking about quality of build here. E.g., Dallmayr capsules worked really well! But Illy (which were twice as expensive) tended to tear during the process, which makes it just coffee-flavored water with grains of coffee in it. - You can use room temperature water, but again, it will make just coffee-flavored water. Not very tasty and having only around 20% of intended caffeine content. In other words, you need boiling water. If your hotel has a kettle, then not a problem, but if you are not sure if it will have it, then you either need to carry a "tourist water heater" or portable kettle. Goof thing is that after filling it with boiling water and screwing it, I never felt anxiety that it might "leak" and burn me. The machine is stable and sturdy. Still: these are downsides of the process, not the machine itself. If you are okay to accept/overcome them, then you will be very satisfied with the purchase!