Minipresso vs Nanopresso

[@fboucheros]

That couldn't be clearer! Awesome thank you now it's clear for me which version I need. Thanks!

[@ronanrogers4127]

I couldn’t decide...so I bought everything I could

[@davidlabossiere1905]

nanopressos should have just been sold with the barista kit, change my mind

[@xenaretos]

But why raise the pressure to 18 bars in nanopresso? As I understand, the 15 bars standard for automatic machines is mostly there for expediency, but the classic espresso is still made at around 9 bars. Which is why the minipresso, with its 8 bar pressure (within the 1 bar tolerance for the aforementioned classic espresso) produces this nice and smooth result that could rival the automatic coffee machines. Doesn't seem like there was a need for all that extra pressure in a hand-operated machine.

[@Yakuzachris10]

It helps with keeping the temperature up since some heat is lost during transfer.

[@xenaretos]

@@Yakuzachris10 that's odd, in my experience the nanopresso coffee turns out cooler (albeit with richer crema) with the pressurizing valve in place due to all the air being mixed in the steam. And, while I don't have a functioning minipresso, the coffee is hotter when I remove the valve which reduces the maximum pressure a bit.

[@lovestudykid]

Does the higher 18 bar pressure make a difference?

[@betweenthepines4000]

Higher bar/psi extracts from the grind better than low psi/bar. Higher pressure is what most quality machines brew at.

[@calisson47]

@@betweenthepines4000 no they don't--they brew at 9 bars.

[@SantaDragon]

Very cool invention! If I would travel more or hike, I would definitely buy it. I even think about to buy it, just because I like Espresso and I love that idea. Great job - especially the nano with the changable adapter idea.

[@bhaktiutama6480]

how about the minipresso GR2? it is better than the nanopresso?

[@SladeTakalaLamey]

So.. Am I right in thinking the nano does not come with an integrated cup?

[@alfauzan2894]

Can the NS nanopresso be plugged in with a stainless steel refill capsule?

[@calisson47]

Can you describe the comparative ease of use, in terms of hand strength required?

[@ryan_chaka]

So you can use nanopresso with capsule?

[@techforever1970]

Yes :) As long as you purchase the NS Adapter, then sure.

[@aseppermana3659]

Awesome explanation....😁, One more question. Can I use nanovessel on minipresso??

[@Wacaco]

Yes :)

[@rayajohnson481]

can I attach the barista kit ring on the minipresso? for long double esperesso?

[@IgorAnic9]

Hi, is the nanovessel compatible with the minipresso?

[@Patelutsav10]

tell me the size of the coffee grinder.

[@mustafab.7365]

is the nanopresso just for capsule? can i put it grinded coffee?

[@SardonianSmile]

Yes

[@anjymb5598]

Can we use toffee coffee's baba budangiri espresso coffee in these

[@LuisGabrielAguilarVirgen]

I own the Pipamoka, how meny bars does it generates?

[@anonymoosebutfair8417]

Can anybody tell me why this is better than a thermos flask?

[@Wacaco]

It makes fresh hot cafe quality espresso, and can do this anywhere you are. Espresso is best enjoyed fresh, not hours later as it will become more bitter and the crema will dissipate.

[@Timothy-xz1uu]

I wanted to ask why my nanopresso NS adaptor is tearing the top of the NS pods and I end up with coffee grounds coming out , where as I do not have this problem with the minipresso NS , can you help me please

[@Wacaco]

The nozzle needs to be screwed on tighter, the best way to do this is to have the metal ring attached to the nozzle, and screw the nozzle and ring on at the same time. This should allow you to twist it on tighter, creating a better seal.

[@bubbatt77]

cool review , but I think the pressure that they say 18 bar is not at extraction time ,its a commerical thing, because technically 18 bar is nearly impossible for fingers also for hand its impossible (every one can test it with a simple small 10ml syrnge, just try to push the syrnge to 0,5ml(not 5 ml ) ,with wacaco , as you try you can feel easily "the water drops exact the same volume as in the pump piston when user press to pump, normally for 18 bar pressure the user have to add 18 times the volume air for 1 volume at 18 bar, and it means that you must pump average 90 times for smallshot with very hard effort.I think its a commerical thing, device can resist maximum 18 bar air in the water tank or in the piston. but only for maximum resistance , not for extract the coffee in 18 bar or 9 bar, this device look cool but really confuses me for making espresso in true pressure.ı try with measuring the outer pressure from basket , after around 7-8 bars you can not add any air to the system with fingers you must use full hand and chest for pressing pump. any one tried to measure the pressure ?

[@karatemomof3728]

We purchased the nanopresso and we are missing the basket/filter for the Coffee. How can we get a replacement?

[@alpazim]

Can I use coffee capsules on minipresso?

[@Wacaco]

In the Minipresso NS

[@kentsuwang]

Can I use reusable filter capsule on minipresso NS?

[@juanmaperegrino]

After viewing this video, I think I made a mistake purchasing the Minipresso GR

[@ΑνδρέαςΚλ.Σοφοκλέους]

How to ORDER?

[@Wacaco]

@t​ :)

[@mikey.1205]

Such a cool product

[@robertmessmer9331]

nice

[@aloevera7422]

Make an all metal water surfaces one..

[@felicityfoo6240]

That would be a pain to preheat since metal would stuck out the temperature

[@aloevera7422]

@@felicityfoo6240 edit: internal surfaces……

[@immanuel5283]

Hi, where can i get the NS capsules?

[@marcg611]

Nespresso branded capsules..

[@immanuel5283]

Marc , ok thanks.. i already have one “Caramelito”. they said that’s the best seller here. bought at Nespresso Pacific Place Jakarta.

[@inesamokrane]

Peut-on faire un café bien pressé

[@hnzr]

I didn’t understand anything

[@B_27]

You might need repeat elementary school then. The video was incredibly simple and straightforward.

[@chirstaonguyen8157]

Mình muon mu

[@율율-e1v]

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