Puqpress Mini Automatic Tamp Station vs. PuqPress Q2 | Crew Comparison

[@SabreeBlackmon]

As someone who types for a living, I can say 100% I don't need to add additional stress to my wrists. I also broke my right wrist a few years ago so it gets cranky easily. Once I get a 58mm machine I will absolutely get this too. Thanks for the comparison!

[@Tanuki5]

If you want it and you can afford it and it adds to the quality of your life... get it. You don't need and injury or some excuse to get it.

[@Satine_Moisant]

I'm a person with slow-progressing ALS and on the ragged edge of being able to use my La Pavoni Europiccola lever espresso machine and unable to generate 32 lbs of downward pressure, so I have to grind fine and tamp light. I really need the Mini!!

[@ErrolMortland]

I'm trying to imagine the mini burning out & voiding the warranty if I did 102 tamps...

[@chadgregory9037]

It's only $850... live a little!

[@dragosionvlad]

will this work with Lelit 58.55mm tamper size?

[@MaeV808]

RSIs are no joke . Even regular gaming, typing, texting, office work can result in RSIs. A puqpress is a great idea even for home use. Prevent injuries before they happen.

[@Dejan_23Unlimited]

For shop 1000% For home : if you are making 6 cups or more each day, if you can afford $790 than yes

[@aidenyang747]

It’s so expensive

[@andreaszakos4952]

First here in 56 sec ;-)