WACACO Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker, Upgrade Version of Minipresso, 18 Bar Pressure, Small Travel Coffee Maker, Manually Operated. Perfect for Kitchen and Office
$69.90
Price: $69.90
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Since 2013, WACACO has been focusing on creating small, light and convenient handheld coffee machine, with performance close to home machines. At present, WACACO’s footprint has spread to more than 70 countries/regions around the world.
Our portable coffee maker makes it easy to make great espresso and other coffee beverages anytime, anywhere.
BE YOUR OWN BARISTA
Single, double or encapsulated espresso…Nanopresso does it all.
Portable Espresso Maker
Nanopresso Special Editions
WHERE WILL YOU BREW?
Pressure-brew a full cup of coffee in two minutes with Pipamoka.
Coffee Maker and Accessory
COFFEE TO-GO MUGS
Octaroma, the eco-conscious reusable thermo mugs.
Coffee Gear
No battery/electricity need/Manual operation only! Nanopresso is one of the best and most versatile espresso machines. Built around a newly patented pumping system, the Nanopresso is capable of reaching, with the help of your hands, a maximum of 18 bars (261 PSI) of pressure for unparalleled coffee extractions qualities.
Achieving the perfect espresso shot is far from easy. The Nanopresso works best with finely ground coffee that is tamped hard. Thanks to its innovative construction and easy operation, Nanopresso will help you brew perfect cups with a nice and dense crema layer every time.
It is delightfully easy to operate and simple to use. The Nanopresso requires 15% less force to pump compared to previous models (1st generation Minipresso). When necessary, every components of the portafilter are easily separated for deep cleaning.
Note: Package does not include any accessories! You can buy the NS Adapter accessory separately to make your Nanopresso machine compatible with Nespresso** Original capsules and most of compatibles. Or buy Barista Kit accessory separately for Nanopresso machine to make double espresso shots. More exclusive accessories can be found through the description at the bottom of this page or the Wacaco store.
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Customers say
Customers like the quality, portability, ease of use, and weight of the coffee maker. For example, they mention that it makes absolutely fantastic espresso, it’s compact and portable, and that the instructions are good. That said, some complain about the temperature, pump, and seal. Opinions are mixed on cleanability.
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Bruno Riguzzi –
So far I’m flabbergasted by this tiny machine
When first unboxing this tiny espresso maker I did not expect much from it. It has a plastic feel to it that does not exude quality – although it is sturdy. I had just packed my Breville Barista Express and needed a small maker urgently to use while I move to another country. Enough with the background, following is the review (be aware I’ve only had this for a couple days so will update if something changes).Portability: this thing is super small and super light. The hardened plastic exterior is justifiable when you take into consideration the weight. This is meant to travel. Other reviews that mention bad quality plastic are taking this machine out of context – while it can definitely shine in your house, it is meant to be taken out into the wild. Everything you need (except for the coffee) can be packed within the body of the machine. While I don’t have the NS capsule adapter, I gather you’d even be able to take one capsule inside the water tank. All you’d need then is hot water.Ease of use and clean: while I might be biased coming from a vastly more complex machine, this thing is incredibly easy to use. A few main steps and you got yourself nice coffee. I’d say the hardest part of the entire process is cleaning the portafilter once you’re done. Because of pressure requirements, that thing has to be packed tight. While I have not yet completed a deep clean of the machine, from looking at the steps it seems straightforward. Again, this is my opinion coming from a more complex machine. Ultimately, this is an espresso machine, not a long coffee machine. The love and patient you put into the process will return you better results. It’s not a one button operation, but the few steps required make it a incredibly pleasant experience.Coffee, the crux: Given all that has been said about this machine, it makes incredible coffee. No, it will not give you the complexity and layers of a machine that costs multiple times its price, but wow, was I taken back when I first tasted the coffee coming from it. The coffee forms an incredible crema, although not as tall as a machine with more constant pressure, but it is there and it is noticeable. The coffee extruded is creamy and packed with flavor. My only complaint, not really but more negative observation, has been that unlike other machines the crema and general texture of the coffee decays rather quickly with this machine. But…again, it’s an espresso so you should be done within a couple sips anyways.Overall, if you’re looking for a solid cup of espresso at low prices and are especially concerned with portability, I don’t think you have to do more research. Go with this machine.
DiscriminaTor –
Works every time with this simple trick. Excellent espresso on the go, easy to use and clean
UPDATE-Now that I’ve used it on a daily basis for a couple months, I did run into a few times when it would not pump any water/coffee for no apparent reason (same exact coffee and grind, same pumping technique, etc). I contacted support- they emailed me several videos to test out various parts of the machine, which all checked out but I still had occasional troubles. However, in my experimentation with the machine I’ve been able to achieve a 100% success rate by using this simple trick-1. “Prime” the pump part of the machine by pumping it a few times -to get rid of all water remaining inside.Do this everytime BEFORE you assemble all the parts and add water and coffee to make a fresh espresso shot.2. If it still fails to pump, clean the filter parts as per the instructions supplied. You might have to unscrew the metal plate for “deep” cleaning, should the “regular” cleaning not be sufficient.Unfortunately, unscrewing the metal plate requires an Allen wrench which isn’t supplied, so do this BEFORE you leave on a (camping) trip or make sure to bring a wrench with you, so you can clean it in the field.BONUS TIP – to make a long shot, just add more water into the reservoir after pumping the first shot and pump a second shot.ORIGINAL REVIEW-I was at first a little skeptical of a small handheld espresso maker, but after using it for over a week I’m very happy (and I rarely rate any products 5-stars). Love the fact that I can use ground coffee- unlike Minipresso that only uses pods.Despite some reviews that state it’s difficult to use and/or clean, I’ve had no problems whatsoever using this contraption. It’s really well-designed and thought through, down to the scoop/spoon and how it nicely fits into the filter for precise and mess-free measurement/pouring of ground coffee. Tamping is just as easy using the back side of the same said spoon. All the parts fit nicely together and feel very sturdy and solid when assembling and disassembling the machine.Clean up is basically a quick rinse of all the parts. The instructions do recommend a more thorough cleaning at intervals, but I don’t see those being much more involved.Of course, if you have no access to running water, say when camping, things would get a little more complicated, but so does everything else while camping. A separately sold Nespresso pod adapter could probably take out some of the added inconvenience at a camp site, but personally I find one-time pods extremely wasteful and Earth-unfriendly (throughout the whole life-cycle- from production all the way to disposal).Needless to say, you must use properly (i.e. finely) ground Espresso-style coffee beans you like. Using coffee meant for regular (e.g. drip) coffee makers will leave you disappointed and may not work well in this machine.Very happy so far.
Chris –
Surprisingly good results in a small package
I heard about these awhile back, and with vacation coming up decided to grab one. Package showed up the next day, and I proceeded to make two “worst case” shots (pre-ground La Llave espresso + hottest tap water the heater would allow). Both shots turned out perfectly fine – at least within realistic expectations. Crema was thin, and overall flavor was relatively mild (for espresso) but pleasant. Sure could do a lot worse for coffee on the go. Overall I really like the design, it is very simple, compact, and seems robust enough for the trips I plan on taking it on. I think for others with a legit addiction to espresso, this and a brick of decent cuban espresso could work really well when other options are sparse or non-existant.
Michelle Savell –
What it is and what it isnât
Just took this on a 10 day sail. It was fine for being a portable maker. Espresso was only as hot as you can get the water but it was effective for what we needed. Easy to clean and an acceptable espresso compared to not having any. I did see some negative reviews by folks who were using this daily. Product is not meant for that. If this is how you would choose to save money on espresso you probably should redirect your money towards more important bills. Especially since you can buy something for $125. But we will use this again for sure for camping, hiking and boating. That is exactly what it is meant for. If I were using this at home on a regular basis it would be because of catastrophic earthquake or zombie apocalypse.
new customer –
Highly Recommend
Loved the one we bought last year for home and travel so purchased another for our cabin. Makes a great cup of coffee quickly and easy to clean all parts.
Sandra –
Fácil , práctica y el café buenÃsimo!!!! A ver cómo se porta en el viaje!!!
Patricia Q. –
El café q hace no está mal. No es un expreso pero da el pego.
david –
Ojo. Leerse bien las caracterÃsticas. Hay que tener el agua caliente previa
MT –
This is an amazing little portable espresso maker. Easy to travel with and to use.
Barbara –
Ho acquistato questo prodotto per regalarlo ad un amante del caffè piaciuto molto ben fatto e funziona bene l’oggetto é un po’ insolito ha creato molto interesse non ha bisogno di batterie ma é indispensabile avere dell’acqua molto calda il café é venuto buono al primo colpo consiglio anche come regalo