Portable Espresso Maker- 20 Bar Mini Travel Coffee Maker with USB

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1. MRR Verified Buyer – 5 April 2024

   Great design. Make sure the cup is not attached when coffee is ready to pour. Written instructions can be confusing.
   

2. Danilo Chiri Verified Buyer – 6 May 2024

   Very happy with my new portable coffee maker. I am an espresso “addict” and it is not so easy to find a good one during my travels and I don’t have time to leave the office to find one. And I can take my favorite pods with me and keep the same taste as always, every day, everywhere. I found the perfect solution. The automatic water heating is a plus that make it easier, I don’t care how many coffees I can make on a charge, it’s just for me! It seems like a good material and a nice color, quite large and a little heavier than I expected, but I want to think that means quality. I would recommend pods instead of ground coffee, easier to clean. Also the small tank makes buyers prefer espresso instead of a full cup, but you can fill the rest of your cup with hot water and should work. Negative: I thought it was equipped with USB C (as in the description) but it has its cable which is a USB A port, it is not a problem at all, I just have to remember not to forget it before pack. PD: in the photos you can see the cable, I can’t complain. Used for a week so far, highly recommended!

   

3. D. Lippert Verified Buyer – 1 February 2025

   I purchased this, primarily, to use when I travel and I “just gotta have” that first taste of coffee after arising before I hit up a local coffee shop. I’m using the Nespresso-size Starbucks espresso roast coffee. Here is my experience and my impression: Very well built. Assuming the electronics and other internal components are built as well, I expect years of service from this espresso maker. The coffee of the espresso was top-notch, with a nice crema. James Hoffman would, I’m sure, disagree as to the quality but it’s just fine, and I’m a bit of a coffee snob. The machine came charged, I think, as it only took about 7 minutes, after plugging in, for the red light to turn to green. This was with a USB-A wall plug and I assume it will take longer to charge using the accessory outlet in the car. After making one espresso, I plugged the machine back in and recharge time was about 40 minutes. Brew time is about 5 minutes, using cold water to start. Instructions are a gas to read, so a little bit of ability to problem solve is a good thing when your unit arrives. The instructions are only in English, and pigeon English, at that. So that makes them fun to read. e.g. “Caution: Can’t Wash Host Part” means, I think, “don’t submerse the unit, wash only the parts that come in contact with the coffee and finished product.” There is a pretty good pictorial with images so you can figure out what goes where, depending upon the type of coffee you’re using. (K-Cup, Nespresso or loose coffee). Overall, I am very happy with my purchase and not only look forward to taking this on the road but, also, makihng myself a home espresso now when the spirit moves me. I wish it came with a case or, at least, there was the option of purchasing a case that fit. I’ll probably make one to help protect it in the event of a fall.

   

4. William Verified Buyer – 25 February 2025

   About this espresso maker for my wife and she loves it