Finding The Best Portable Espresso Machine For Under $75

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[@aliciawu6518]

'you probably love (espresso) if you clicked on this video.' me(who can't take caffeine): I guess I do

[@dexker]

Yes

[@cutedog7746]

Decaf is my friend

[@pinka_pm]

Same!

[@victoriakathleen01]

Me, who can't have a lot of caffeine and also doesn't like coffee: uhhh sure!

[@jirosaves_theworld]

me who need caffeine for sleep (i drink coffee for sleep tight) : i see i see

[@DavidDarnes]

If you say “scoop” 3 times into your scales James Hoffmann will appear

[@morgandrinkscoffee]

I think it’s counteracted if you still weigh out your coffee X)

[@DavidDarnes]

@@morgandrinkscoffee phew! Good to know 😂

[@TheWhiteDragon3]

@@morgandrinkscoffee [hears malicious slurp behind you] *Nothing personal, kid*

[@jennifermarchlewski1607]

James does dispise the coffee scoop.

[@artbykabirhirani]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@linuxelf]

I've very recently gotten a Wacaco Picopresso, which is the upgrade to the Minipresso that Morgan is using here. It's a MUCH nicer device, and produces quite nice espresso. However, it is $125, so a little outside the range she's using here, but seriously, I highly recommend it.

[@morgandrinkscoffee]

Interesting! Hope to get my hands on one sometime!

[@nicholasbettis5527]

@@morgandrinkscoffee I've had the minipresso for years, and I really do love it. However I really liked only liked it when I only need to pull 2 shots or so. I got the upgraded canister and used it for my girlfriend and I, and doing it four times is just a pain. Also, as a side note. You are not supposed to tamp the minipresso's grounds as you could cause damage to the device when pulling due to pressure.

[@TheErador]

@@nicholasbettis5527 dunno about the mini, but on the nano if you remove the rubber end from the nozzle to effectively make it a non pressurised filter, you can tamp fairly firm and not damage anything

[@elesnewsky]

I've had both the nanopresso (with the 2shot upgrade) and the picopresso and without a question the picopresso is way better, I was really surprised how good the shots are.

[@TheErador]

@@elesnewsky I would guess that surface area helps, wider coffee bed = much more even extraction?

[@CallMeAL1]

The cat reflecting off the microwave is the star of this show.

[@hannahkemarly6089]

came here to say this. agreed lol

[@darold1966]

Yep, I saw the tail swoosh and realized that it wasn't a reflected image of my cat tree. Lol. Happy kitty!

[@rowdyrod]

It freaked me out at first 😹

[@gaiaiulia]

There was a cat?! Well spotted! 🐈Just saw it! Aw!!!

[@Jeanelleats]

ahh i definitely wanna grab one of these for when we go camping!!

[@BaronKsatria]

You should also try Moka Pot, brew it on the campfire/stove. Yummy..

[@3DJapan]

Hopefully not the electric one.

[@grafikschwarzmarkt]

Nano- or Minipresso capsule version (Nespresso), and add the tiny but perfectly matching Wacaco thermos flask. It screws right on the nanopresso & holds water for 2 espressi. I use it for motorcycle tours - and yes, camping 💪

[@bigtable]

Omg two of my favourite youtubers I can't believe you watch her too

[@dameazize]

Third option: Find a fully boxed espresso machine on the side of the road in a rich suburb. Do some basic refurbishment (e.i. hardcore cleaning). Get free espresso machine.

[@morgandrinkscoffee]

Ironically, this is pretty much exactly how I got my very first espresso machine

[@DavidDarnes]

@@morgandrinkscoffee an espresso machine restoration would make a great video!

[@roncenti]

HA! Yes... I kind of found mine on Facebook Marketplace. Some woman sold it for $40 so I jumped into my car immediately and got it. Rich neighborhood and she bought a new one. It made a loud screeching sound when it dumped the puck. A 5 minute google - removed 3 screws - put salad oil on a large screw (I did not have any other lubricant in the house) - closed it back up and it was fixed. That was 2 years ago. I still use it at least 4 times a day. still no sound. Never had to put real oil on the screw.

[@TerryLawrence001]

Me Too. I literally found my first espresso machine on the side of the road in a rich suburb ( No Box but with a FREE! sign ). Put a new $40 pump in it and now I can't drink drip coffee anymore!

[@basithardimasqi6751]

While it failed to produce any espresso, I think the third one did a good job converting your coffee into tea.

[@raccoon874]

looked more like hobo piss

[@bachirguediri2651]

My mom calls it frog urine hahaha

[@darkpatches]

It was extra strong homeopathic coffee.

[@PurpleRose8725]

So do tea bags, but cheaper. 🤷‍♀️

[@saturn446]

The fact that it's more espensive than a lot of drip machines and made something that couldn't even be called coffee

[@armanghanaat8808]

Coming over here after a weird deep dive into coffee , starting from a Tom Scott video featuring James Hoffmann and now landing here and binging your videos Morgan. Love the vibe, super chill. One thing I do kind of miss is video-stamps / seperation into segments. Makes it easier to go back and forth in the video as needed in these comparison videos! With or without it - you and your coffee rock!

[@Natdog99]

I would really love a budget espresso machine video where you kind of say what you think is the bare minimum to spend on a decent espresso machine. It would be great!

[@NerdyMaiden]

Maybe the real espresso is the friends we made along the way. Thank you for another fun and informative video Morgan!

[@ChayChaio]

I just bought the Staresso, and there are a few things that need to be said in the manual. 1) You better use the top of the plunging stick to press the coffee. 2) the grinder needs to be a little thicker than the one you use in a conventional espresso machine. 3) You CAN put 50ml of water, but it's better if you use 80ml with these metrics I'm mentioning. 4) (And this goes for all of these machines) You SHOULD pre heat the places where the water goes through, like you pre heat a cup for a regular espresso or americano. I hope this helps get your rates right. 👍🏼👍🏼

[@andhikalistya5835]

Thanks ☕

[@thatsalilgaycomrade7336]

I was just talking about buying one of these and here you made a review video. ❤️ This is why your account is amazing! Thank you, Morgan!

[@monicas2461]

Posted 25 seconds ago! You are really good at explaining things, Morgan! Thank you for the very entertaining video!

[@ex-nerd]

I've had a minipresso since they first came out (complete with all of the early-adopter issues). It makes decent espresso but has a huge amount of cleanup work (flushing it with water after, etc) ... far too much effort for a solo shot (never could get a decent doppio out of it). I went back to my trusty aeropress and the minipresso has been collecting dust in a drawer for many years. So on that note ... the one other factor that needs to be considered in this review is cleanup -- that was really the deal-killer for me with the minipresso and made me wish I'd gotten the "pod" version (as much as I hate the environmental impact of pods).

[@monty125874693]

Dunno where the Fellow Prismo fits in the "portable espresso machine" category, but I love it and been living off of it for a while now. Rest in peace our family Jura machine.

[@kktpp]

Love those Kruve espresso glasses - great video!

[@rlwalker2]

This was really good. Nice price range. At some point you might add a $10-$20 manual coffee grinder to the mix and see how that goes.

[@samanthasteyart7733]

I have the nanopresso and when I preheat the water tank, it’s lovely.

[@matte7184]

If you get the Wacaco Nanopresso, I suggest also getting the barista kit with it. The larger filter basket and water chamber allows you to make a double espresso, and the included tamper is easier to use that the back of the scoop. The Nanopresso takes a few uses to get the hang of so give it some practice. Don’t pump too fast or the pressure can blow the seal out and you’ll end up with grounds in your water. Slow but steady is the key. As for temperature, you control that with the water you put in. If you want it hotter, put in hotter water. I use this extensively when traveling, and while it takes some time, I’ll opt for this using my home roasted beans any day over most US restaurants and chain coffee shops.

[@bobmartindelcampo4377]

I used both of these and I liked the staresso better, getting the grind size just right, preheating, and a little pre infusion helped out.

[@twotgfltandahalf]

About the minipresso; I've had one for a couple of years. Bought it for a hike. First week out some moisture got into the pump-mechanism and I could not really get it to dry. Contact with support adviced me to leave it to dry on its own fully deassembled. So I did. Moisture stayed trapped for so long that any brews since have the very... interesting tang of mildew. Keep that in mind. Hikes now involved a GSI ultralite pour-over filter instead.

[@DevilboyScooby]

"If you don't tell me what to do, I will make up my own rules." 😆 Had to sub after that, no question 😅

[@badramrani8349]

I really like your content, it is rich in information and funny facts around coffee, and i think it would be very good to see more content talking about making coffee drinks and home coffee machines.

[@TheErador]

I have the nanopresso, and I think it probably goes for all of them, preheat all the components with hot water whilst you faff with filling the baskets

[@urmumla]

Heyy I have a bit of suggestions if you’re looking for 2nd episode of this. The staresso in the video is their 2nd generation staresso, which is an older one. Staresso 3rd generation can fit more coffee in there, I think water tank is also bigger. Maybe you can try comparing staresso 3rd gen to 1zpresso y3 (if you can find one there’s also non-pressurised kit) and to wacaco picopresso. I think it will put up a good comparison among these 3!

[@amiscellaneoushuman3516]

I've found in the past that enamel vessels have a good balance of durability and pleasantness of use for outdoor eating and drinking. They are more expensive than plastic but that said they also last much longer (to the point of being comfortably multigenerational)

[@oli7502]

I’ve owned a couple of the waccaco products, currently using a picopresso. They all benefit from a preheat…. Just fill the tank with hot water while your sorting out the coffee then when ready discard that water and add fresh boiling water, they will preform much better…..great vid

[@nataliejones6626]

I have heard very good things about the aero press. A friend bought one for camping and ended up keeping it at work and using it everyday since she like it so much

[@WafflesCookToo]

1:41 morgan's cat in the reflection of the microwave:

[@Jeffmorgan1991]

I would love an expresso setup. My issue is space in my tiny kitchen is limited. This was a great video for me, thank you!

[@frankoverman9543]

A fun review of several options. Thanks!

[@eva-marieguder307]

this is a little off topic but i bought the everyday beige vessis and they are super comfy! thanks so much for showing them to me, i am a starbucks barista and it definitely helps to have really good shoes! also i really love your videos and your commentary! :)

[@glimps84]

Nanospresso owner here. I do a tighter grind (compared to my gaggia) and do at least 2 runs of boiling water before I do an espresso. Way better results. Loved the review

[@roxir0se11]

I got distracted by your cats tail in the microwave reflections for most of the video haha

[@danabatts9762]

😂😂Made me look!

[@Rockinitoutforever]

Haha same!!!

[@smkirk29]

Came to the comments looking for someone else who noticed 😅

[@pandisal]

been waiting for these review … now watching atm 😋

[@BrianMadrid]

Hello Morgan. I stumbled upon your video and have to say u look absolutely comfortable in what u do. I was thoroughly enjoyed your videos and look forward buying an espresso machine soon.

[@adamwilson2345]

Really enjoy your videos. Congratulations on your big win. 👏. Much deserved

[@notme123123]

I’d love to see what’s the best version of espresso you could make with these devices and your own recipe. They all sounded like they would be better with just less water.

[@flo.garner]

i have the last one, and it works great...i love the smell and the taste of the espresso that it made

[@thefitmoves]

Appreciate your review!

[@taimaishublm]

great video! i also enjoyed the cat having the time of it's life in the microwave reflection :)

[@CWVasques]

You are amazing. Lol. I chuckled a lot. Thank you for this. Subscribed!

[@bluecastle25]

I adore my Staresso!! It got me through the last few years before I could afford my Breville Bambino.

[@AltRockLover]

The more videos I watch about espresso machines or devices, the more I love my Bialetti Brikka!

[@mosheabadi]

Hi Morgan, I recently discovered your channel and since I found it I’ve loved watching every one of your coffee videos. Very helpful, informative, and enjoyable to watch. I got a PicoPresso and, if possible, would like to hear your review of it. I’ve been loving the PicoPresso and is my daily driver to make espressos for myself every day and have been able to get great espresso results from it. But I also want to hear a more professional unbiased opinion about the Picopresso to see how it actually stands up to a professional espresso machine operated by a barista.

[@MatCampbellMusic]

The time difference between the microwave and the stove are going to get so far apart that they’ll eventually sync up again lol Loved the video!

[@TerryLawrence001]

Einstein says that's not possible 😀

[@MatCampbellMusic]

@@TerryLawrence001 it’s all relative anyway 😉

[@KDHRproductions]

I have a nanopresso which is an upgrade to the minipresso and I’ve been using it for years, it’s great! There’s also a new “professional” model they’ve released

[@tbspromotions]

I’m not a coffee drinker but I love her content. Very relaxing to watch.

[@arimacquarie4813]

as a college student, thank you for opening my eyes to cheap and real espresso 🥺

[@Daniea3]

Mokkapot.

[@hysteriasfire]

@@Daniea3 Requires a stove and not all students have access or want to go to the communal kitchen for a single thing of espresso

[@mefjupl8679]

@@hysteriasfire you can get a decent electric mokka pot for 40-70 bucks nowadays. Even aeropress will be 300 times better than those fakepresso shaits...

[@hysteriasfire]

@@mefjupl8679 An Aeropress is not even close to a mokkapot. They make different espresso. They are both good, I'm just saying a mokkapots probably not the way to go. Aeropress could be the way to go tho

[@Caffeine_And_Seawater]

Coffee people hate scoops, yet our Lord and Saviour, James Hoffman found, especially with deep and narrow scoops, they can be really consistent. Great vid btw. I prefer using the aeropress with prisma, until I can convince my partner that £1000+ is a reasonable price to make coffee

[@MCDreng]

Gotta respect James for that video. He shows some results that might go against his overall point but he doesn't hide the experiment - he was willing to admit that if you're familiar with your scoop and technique you can get consistent scoops, but the problem then is that there is no standard "scoop" so unless you're following manufacturer instructions on something that came with a scoop your amounts might be all off.

[@adrianscarlett]

You can increase the temperature of the drink by rewarming the machine. I have the minipresso and I usually run a small amount of water through it, then wipe it dry before use.

[@JKTF476]

I would love to see see update on this! Maybe do a video on the best espresso macine of any kind for 100$ same for grinders

[@mubbasherniaz8082]

I think a great investment for your videos could be a microphone that you could clip up wirelessly- it’ll cut out some of the echo and bring the production quality up a little too

[@milkteamachine]

I want to like these because I totally see the utility for traveling, construction sites etc but I always just feel like you can the same experience from an aeropress or a mokka pot, especially if you have to heat your water separately anyway.

[@garyabc]

True, I'm looking for a rechargeable battery powered one which heats the water.

[@hannahfyy]

@@garyabc morgan actually did a video on something like that! its not espresso but its a drill battery powered coffee maker

[@garyabc]

@@hannahfyy I'll check it out! Thanks for letting me know.

[@hannahfyy]

@@garyabc I think it was called "I bought a coffee machine at home depot" or something like that. of course :)

[@garyabc]

@@hannahfyy Thanks, found it and watched it. It seemed to be kind of a "clumsy" product and little expensive. I just ordered a portable Expresso maker called justuze. I tried to post a link but looks like it got deleted. Don't know if it's any good but we shall see

[@saturn446]

Thanks for this video! I've been wanting to start making coffee at home but it's just so costly; the machines ofc are very very pricey but then you add the grinder, and then a milk frother (bc I looooove fancy milk drinks) and then it starts to feel like I'll never get to start making it at home anytime soon. I have been able to find some deals for used machines but even then they're still in the 100s and there's the thought of "is this worth investing in?" when I'm just starting and who knows if I'll be able to stick with it and actually enjoy the process if I've never done it before. Starting out with one of these feels a lot more reasonable, plus there's the advantage of being portable seeing as I might be moving around soon.

[@philipbaltazar9220]

I have the staresso and I had to experiment a lot with grind size. From what I've noticed, slight changes can make a big difference especially with different roasts/coffees. Also make sure you pre heat the chamber!

[@lisalove1837]

what does preheating the chamber mean?

[@neodrumz]

@@lisalove1837 hi, just add boiling hot water into the water chamber and let it sit for at least 3mins prior to pushing the plunger to brew... and also add hot water into the bottom catch glass at the same time and then just throw out the water prior to brewing

[@JessietheSleepyKoala]

This was really helpful - my mother in law is a coffee drinker and I’m thinking I might get her one of these for a Christmas for when she’s travelling.

[@hoangthuctrang98]

Yasssss just what im waiting for!

[@felicianunez7662]

Love your channel Love your content Love your personality

[@amai_zing]

11:41 the cat on the shelf in the reflection of Morgan's microwave, LOLOLOLOLOL

[@BrianEagen]

We need to get you a rug with a runway, so you don't run a rut into whatever floor you do your run-up for the slide.

[@TheGPFilmMaker]

My Oat Milk Latte hoodie arrived today and it is the softest thing I have ever felt! And SO cute! Love your channel! Fantastic merch! Thanks for being so cheerful and informative!

[@morgandrinkscoffee]

Oh, that makes my day! I’m so glad!

[@Sean3614]

Great Video I wonder how the AeroPress would compare as you can get espresso like and it has extras you can get. Maybe future video idea for another round up.

[@elliecormier7649]

I would love to see you review instant espresso!

[@rlwalker2]

I use the Wacaco Nanopresso with the Barista Kit and am very satisfied. I do question the term "portable" with any of these. In fact I never grade the first coffee; only the second coffee in a row. A certain amount of "clean up" is required between coffees and this is frequently (almost always) overlooked in any evaluation. The ads show a coffee maker used on a boat, in the woods, etc. BUT they never show any cleanup. Only the first cup and then they sign off. That said, I'm pleased with the Nanopresso setup although it also has that clean up problem.

[@jjjjjhhkl1]

Watching this vídeo I remember of a brazilian espresso "machine" called Aram. It's not that portable but is a little bit bigger than a manual grinder (and looks like a manual grinder to).

[@confusedwhale]

For all of these machines, the water chamber probably needs to be preheated like the Flare's water chamber.

[@roflepiclol]

I love the live voice in videos more the voiceover added afterwards :D :D

[@rainveil]

Perfect timing to watch morgan

[@debbiel5317]

This was a fun video! Thanks! It would be interesting if you could try those portable espresso makers with the ‘nespresso’ pods too. Also, Can you tell us where you got your espresso cup and the cute little demitasse spoon, please?

[@guillebril]

I love your videos Morgan! The only thing I don’t love is the audio quality. When I put your videos side by side with some of my other favorite KZbinrs I notice your audio isn’t that good. It’s not terrible but I think investing on a might boost your channels engagement. Keep up the good work!

[@srcze]

Yay! We have them grammmmmms! Very nice! Next step is to not apply pressure to the basket while it is on the scale in order to keep the scale healthy.

[@katewardd6081]

Ayeee I have that last espresso maker. Got it so I could keep it at my desk for work. It was a lifesaver from the nasty break room coffee. It wasn't perfect but I'd take it over the super watery stuff my job had.

[@durge12]

0.02 general kenobi! you are a bold one :D

[@Raazaaaaa]

Great video!

[@OWK000]

If you have a water kettle with a nice pouring spout you can preheat your cups, coffee pot and/or portable espresso machine with steam and keep things hotter. It's fast and easy. Hot drinks even in winter.

[@kristenwinnike]

I enjoyed this video, even though I don't really drink espresso haha. I would say that Red Bay is from Oakland, CA though as that is where their headquarters/most locations are.

[@zamilazmi1234]

I recommend you to pre-heat the cup for espresso to avoid heat loss. Then you will get the temperature you wanted

[@Amm68x]

Morgan!!!! Have you ever tried Arabic coffee? It’s traditional for most Arabs to drink it around 6:00pm after magrib time (I’m from Saudi Arabia) And it’s usually drunk with some dates kunafa, baklava or chocolate!

[@friendslovecars]

This past year I’ve done a deep dive into espresso. I have a Flair Signature and a Baratza Sette 270. This has been a magnificent combo for my coffee ritual and wallet

[@pimacanyon6208]

Thanks for that recommendation. I have been eyeing the Flair, wasn't sure about which model, but leaning toward either the Signature or the Pro. Good to know that you're a happy customer with the Signature.

[@friendslovecars]

@@pimacanyon6208 You’re welcome! If you have any questions about the setup, let me know. I’d really only suggest the Pro if you’re seeking to make a legit double shot. If not, the Signature is a gem. I do believe the pressure gauge is crucial for consistency, I’ve honed in a specific pressure profile that is masterful. As for the Sette, I bought mine refurbed and saved $100.

[@pimacanyon6208]

@@friendslovecars one more question: what's the minimum amount of coffee you can put into the Flair portafilter (is that the right term?) and get a decent single shot, even if it's on the small side? Reason I ask is that I'm a caffeine lightweight, so I know doing a shot with 15g of coffee would be a bit much. Something like 7g or 9g would be more workable for me. (OTOH, my wife could handle--and enjoy--a 15g shot. She uses a moka pot now, but would definitely appreciate real espresso!)

[@friendslovecars]

@@pimacanyon6208 technically the Signature can handle 18 grams of espresso, but I’ve only really experimented with 15g as that’s my comfort zone. One shot and I’m set for the day. I think you’d be fine with less (like 12g let’s say) as long as you measure your output to be double that (24g/mL)

[@pimacanyon6208]

@@friendslovecars thanks Ryan!

[@environmentNow]

I use the white battery generated with kcup pods. It doesn't make espresso and need a lot of coffee grounds in order to make coffee. I have it for an year now. Good as a desktop coffee maker

[@walkingmckinney]

Thanks for reviewing those. I will stick with my moka pot. It’s hard to beat.

[@aymene1442]

very good video as always

[@heyjude4485]

I have a staresso Maybe you could do a "pre-infusion". After your 10th pump, wait for at least 10-15sec before you pump again.

[@VahidNajafii]

Thanks for your great video. May I ask, what is your own espresso machine in your kitchen that we can see in the video? Tnx.

[@tsuipoko]

morgan ! I value your opinion more than any other pro barista!

[@sms17762000]

I have an idea that might work. In order to keep the coffee hot while brewing, I think that the water reservoirs would hold heat if they were preheated by filling it with boiling water, drain that water out after about a minute, and refill the reservoir and then continue.

[@MrHarlequin2316]

Nice comparison but would make two observations: 1) all of these manual devices need fairly aggressive pre-heating in order to get the best out of them. 2) I couldn’t concentrate on much of the Staresso review as I was fixated on your cat in the microwave. 🐈

[@LeonardChurch33]

I have a portable machine very similar to the minipresso and in the few times that I've used it I've been happy with its approximation of espresso. That being said I don't have a method of producing actual espresso so a passible substitute is the best I can hope for. Also, I got very distracted around 12:00 when I noticed that the background music went to a kind of smooth jazz variation on the happy birthday song.

[@av98]

Morgan's energy is as contagious as drinking coffee.

[@aemiliadelroba4022]

I like Kenyan and Tanzanian + Rwanda coffee beens . I make my own blend or mix with Ethiopian Yirgacheffe .❤️🤩

[@ButlerOfTheC]

I've been making some "espresso style" drinks with my aeropress that have really blown me away. Would love to see you make an aeropress video. Do you have an aeropress recipe you love? I'm super curious to know your thoughts on it. Keep up the great videos!

[@heyjude4485]

Share your recipe

[@ButlerOfTheC]

@@heyjude4485 If you look up "Do THIS to Make ESPRESSO with an AeroPress" You should find the video that I use for my recipe. I tweaked the ratios slightly. I use 18g of coffee and 55g of water but I'm still deciding which ratio I like better. It's not a perfect recipe but it's a good starting point. Hope that helps!

[@pimacanyon6208]

@@ButlerOfTheC so it's the video by Home Grounds?

[@ButlerOfTheC]

@@pimacanyon6208 Yep 👍

[@sourcererseven3858]

Yeah, also my thought: "Do these make besser espresso substitute than the Aeropress"? Because I already have that (bought it recently so I have to get to grips with actually making good coffee, let alone espresso...)

[@legionwermany]

a couple of years ago I bought a cheap clone of the minipresso for camping. I wasn't expecting much but was honestly really pleased. I think the one I got was only about $25 and I didn't expect it to last but it's been going strong ever since. probably made about 200 cups so far.

[@fatimasa161]

Brand name please

[@legionwermany]

@@fatimasa161 I'll try and find out, I looked at the original purchase and it's just marked as "unbranded" but I'll see if there's anything on the machine itself when i get home.

[@legionwermany]

@@fatimasa161 no. It's looks like there are no brand marks and if I remember correctly it came in a plain white box. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.

[@fatimasa161]

It’s ok, thanks for searching

[@izmiracaesarini4293]

I just Looking for this and boom she review it 😍😁

[@johnkoch998]

A couple of the machines screw very low on temperature. Have you tried pre-heating the brew chamber as one would with a Flair?

[@jimboshizz]

Considering you need a way to heat up the water anyway, how would you compare these to something like an Aeropress?

[@joeyprescott4332]

omg i’ve never been here as soon as you post. i’m so excited

[@joeyprescott4332]

especially for a video about a portable espresso machine 😭 i’ve been looking for one

[@karikamishra3339]

I just want to say , I love your voice ❤ It's so sweet

[@mikecoffee100]

Just another Great Video

[@assemblywizard8]

Best are cafflano compresso and the french handpresso