Wacaco Nanopresso

Great travel espresso maker – I've had mine for about 18 months. I bought it for travel and camping. I only drink espresso (short black). I think it's great. You need to adapt the coffee tamping to the coffee grind. Very fine grind can block it. You also need a bit of hand strength to pump it. I've had no problems with quality of build and it looks great. It's not for the faint hearted, you need to think about what you are doing, as with all espresso.

All show and no go – Great idea but fails after half a dozen goes. cannot develop enough pressure to force the coffee through. After many weeks of providing video evidence to maker, they sent two irrelevant parts to fix the problem Gave up and bought the electric version, Thunder which did exactly the same - FAILED

Cute and portable. Does the job – Have been missing my lattes since having to work from home and staying inside due to Covid-19 rules. So I decided I needed a coffee machine. Except I don't have the bench space and I was not happy with my french press coffee. I bought this little gadget and I am quite happy with it. Now that I have the ratio of milk to coffee right, I am impressed and I am saving money buying lattes everyday. It can be a little messy using coffee grounds when you pull it apart to clean it, but you can buy an adapter so you can use coffee capsules instead. You do need to press the button a number of times to get your expresso portion but it is not hard. I am pleased with my purchase and happy with the taste of the coffee that I can achieve with it. I love that it is portable and I can store it away easily in the drawer.