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Susie –
This perfect for work! Now I don’t have to suffer through the terrible coffee that my coworkers drink. Compact, easy to transport and easy to use
Rog2guy –
This compact little unit is capable of making espresso coffee when and about by supposedly storing hot water in the top, and freshly ground or pre-ground coffee in the bottom. There is no battery or mains charging required as the coffee is brewed manually by using the built-in pressure pump.Included in the unit is drip tray, coffee spoon (to hold the coffee initially), and brush which are all stored in the top of the unit when it is not in use, together with a small cup, and coffee strainer, which can be adjusted to serve 8g or 12g of coffee to vary the strength, both of which are attached to the bottom of the unit. A small storage pouch is also provided.To use the unit the various parts need to be removed from it, and then the coffee spoon is filled with coffee and the brush used to remove any excess and then strainer is placed over the top and whole thing inverted so that the coffee ends up in the strainer. The coffee can then be tamped down using the base of the coffee spoon, dependant on how coarse the coffee is. I used pre-ground and the coffee is quite coarse so tamping it down could not be done. The strainer can then be screwed back into the base of the main unit and the coffee cup pushed on. I then filled the top with boiling water to the appropriate mark and replaced the main cover cap and tightened it to ensure it was water tight. To see how good it was in retaining the heat, I left the unit for an hour and then checked whether the water was still hot, but unfortunately it was only really lukewarm, so quite disappointing. There is supposed be some thermal insulation but clearly insufficient to keep the water hot, which would be essential when preparing the unit before taking out and about.The coffee can be dispensed into coffee cup by first unlocking the pump at the side of the by turning it anti-clockwise. Once released it is now a matter of pumping the unit in the vertical position while holding it over the cup. This worked fine and the coffee was readily dispensed without issue, but of course it was much colder than it should have been, had the unit retained the heat from the boiling water.So overall this should have been quite a clever little unit and perfect for espresso lovers but regrettably it is not really fit for travelling since it couldn’t retain the heat from the boiling water so disappointing.
massimiliano fantozzi –
Sono stato immediatamente attratto da questa macchinetta portatile dal funzionamento manuale, che si pone come alternativa ecologica ( no batterie ricaricabili, no gas) alle classiche macchinette da caffè.Effettivamente la piccola WACACO è molto affascinante nell’aspetto, e realmente consente di ottenere un discreto caffè con un principio semplice ed efficace allo stesso tempo, ovvero sfruttando semplicemente la forza della pressione a pompa, e materiali molto ben ideati, semplici ma anche ingegnosi.La preparazione è semplice, nel video si vede bene.Ma il problema e la contraddizione è evidente…la macchinetta per funzionare necessità di acqua calda, e più calda è l’acqua, migliore sarà il caffè. Inoltre si specifica che è ideale l’utilizzo di acqua filtrata.Beh, come trovare acqua calda? E filtrata, in aggiunta? Occorre un bollitore, oppure un fornello da campeggio, oppure un bar che ce la fornisca generosamente.Ecco che allora l’aspetto ecologico viene meno….cosa cambia rispetto ad avere una moka?? Sicuramente l’aspetto della WACACO è migliore, ma una piccola moka occupa lo stesso spazio, e l’espresso che si ottiene è altrettanto buono, dipende ovviamente dal tipo di caffè che si usa…Allora devo dare una valutazione neutra, perchè il costo è abbastanza elevato ( giustificato sicuramente dalla qualità dei componenti), ed alla fine tutto il vantaggio di non consumare batterie o gas, si perde nella necessità di avere dell’acqua calda…Altro aspetto che non ho particolamente apprezzato:Dopo l’uso, il corpo si scalda parecchio, a dispetto di quanto indicato nella presentazione del prodotto. Ed inoltre, occorre aspettare che si freddi prima di svitare il contenitore del caffè, infatti la pressione rimane, e si rischiano contatti poco piacevoli con l’acqua ed il caffè ancora caldi.Ad ogni modo, personalmente rappresenta una soluzione per un buon caffè in ufficio. Mi porterò la WACACO, utilizzerò una ottima miscela di caffè selezionata, ed il bollitore con l’acqua microfiltrata.Comunque il caffè viene molto buono, ed effettivamente mi è piaciuta la modalità di preparazione, ma per quanto sopra esposto, assegno una valutazione neutra di tre stelle, come sopra già specificato.
Frank Rush –
WACACO MODEL: GR2V PORTABLE ESPRESSO MACHINE KIT includes device, cleaning brush, Carry/Storage Bag with Drawstring Closure, Stickersx2, Warranty/Support Card and User Manual in thirteen (13) different languages. Warranty is for period of 12 Months with Proof of Purchase required. Several different Customer Support Contacts methods included with documentation.The Minipresso requires ground coffee and source of boiling water to make cup of Espresso coffee. All the tools required to make and drink coffee are part of device. The coffee cup slips off the base of the unit for separate usage. The coffee is placed in outlet head and tamped with back of spoon. Clean surrounding screw threads prior to reassembly. Boiling water into water tank and cover with Tank Lid. Unlock piston from travel position with small counterclockwise turn. Pump eight (8) times for pressure. A few more times to obtain full coffee volume. Clean throughly before making another cup. Recommended- Four ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ StarThank you for looking at my Review that I hope you experience Useful, Informative and HELPFUL! 😃
GS –
This Minispresso is small but packed with features. It comes with: a cap that acts as a cup, it has a cleaning brush, a funnel, adjustable coffee basket (2 capacity), video instructions via QR code, an actual manual, and a pouch. It is not hard to figure out but I did watch the video to see what the tools were. It is manual, so you need to start off with several pumps before you see the espresso come out of the spout. Not bad for an eco friendly and compact espresso maker. … oh and one shot at a time only 😊
Lisa Peters –
I love this for personal use at home or anywhere that has hot water. I let the hot water sit in the device for 5 minutes before I pump. As you pump the pressure builds and out comes hot espresso.
Raul –
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Me gusta mucho la acampada, y el café, por lo que esta cafetera portátil llamó rápido mi atención, y la solicité. Os cuento mi experiencia tras un fin de semana de uso:Lo que me ha gustado:- Es muy portable, cabe en una bolsita y no pesa mucho. Es además robusta, no se va a romper facilmente.- Tiene una ligera función de termo: echas el agua caliente en el depósito de agua, y te aguanta caliente cierto tiempo.- Muy fácil de limpiar: solo ponerla debajo del grifo- Muchos accesorios: dosificadora de café, compresora, cepillo de limpieza, elevador del filtro…- Y lo que es más importante, el café, muy bueno, con mucha espuma y sabor. Se nota la presión. En esto, gana claramente a otras cafeteras portátiles que he probado. Sin duda, la que mejor hace café.Lo que no me ha gustado:- El tiempo y el trabajo para que salga el café. Como podéis ver en el vídeo que os he subido hay que darle al émbolo durante un buen rato. No hay que hacer demasiada fuerza, pero ya necesitaba mi dosis de cafeína y me estaba poniendo nervioso durante el minuto que tardé hasta conseguir que saliera todo el café.- Para mis (ingentes) necesidades de cafeína, la cafetera solo me dá para media ración, más o menos el equivalente a un expreso de bar. Es un problema del deposito de agua, que es pequeño para hacer la cafetera más portátil, pero la verdad es que tuve que preparar 2 veces café para sacar adelante la mañana… Os he puesto foto de la cantidad de café que puede hacer de una vez.
G.A.Jr. –
Great little travel buddy. If you’ve got ground coffee and hot water then your a few pumps away from being well caffeinated. Great for camping and easy to clean.
LolaPi –
This little thing is very well packaged and thought out. It’s very clear that the designers took their time on this product and I’m very impressed by the engineering.Be warned that this isn’t a quick dump in your grinds and push some buttons type of device. To get a good cup you have to be very maticulous in how you use it to get good results. It also takes A LOT of effort to push the button to make your coffee. We’re talking maximum effort for a very small cup of coffee… but that’s how it’s designed on purpose… I’m not making mention as a critique of the product, more-so a warning to those who aren’t aware of just how much effort it takes to use.
John Cena –
The Good:-Makes a great cup of coffee (crema and everything)-Multiple capacities-Comes with bag-Small designThe OK:-Setup is a lot more work than most other coffee options (really espresso in general)The Bad:-Takes like 10 minutes of constant pumping to get 2 shots at max ground capacityI had to give this thing a shot with the award it got (no idea what the award actually is for) and the idea of being able to make espresso on the go. To start off they give you a great package including a bag and all the tools store internally. Filter basket accommodates 2 different ground amounts (assumably for double shots). Setup is pretty easy but a lot more work than a French press or pour over. The real drawback to this thing is the incredible amount of time it takes to extract shots, you’ll basically do it one time on full capacity. Coffee quality was great and it really does extract crema just like an espresso machine. It’s just hard to recommend something that takes 15 minutes (including setup) to create 2 shots. Personally, I’ll stick to my French press for camping but it can be a fun time waster for that guy you like to play jokes on.
Melvin J –
BLUF: This mini espresso maker is ideal for those who want a convenient, power-free way to make espresso. Just remember that you’ll need access to hot water, and the result is a single shot of espresso.This portable mini espresso maker is perfect for eco-friendly coffee lovers who need their espresso fix while camping or without access to power. It can take either 8 grams or 12 grams of ground espresso, producing one shot of espresso each time.Packed with FeaturesDespite its small size, it comes with everything you need except coffee and water. It includes a cap that acts as a cup, a cleaning brush, a coffee spoon, an adjustable coffee basket (with two capacities: 8g or 12g), video instructions via QR code, an actual manual, and a pouch.It’s a great eco-friendly and compact espresso maker. Just remember you need access to hot water and to pre-grind your espresso beans.
vardelda –
I’m always searching for a good espresso solution when camping. This one is pretty easy to use and I like the results a bit better than my aeropress. I’ve no idea about the 18 bar claims — that seems like a lot — but the added pressure does bring out more oily goodness and the flavor shows. I found I had better luck with my darker beans but even my medium roast was decent — definitely good enough for camping standards! Ok, camping standards are pretty low so that’s not really fair. This thing makes a decent cup of espresso/coffee with less effort than some competing options.
Lily –
Initially, I was on the fence with this one. The size was small, but the coffee quality wasn’t impressive. I almost returned it. Then I decided to give it a chance and took it with me for an overnight business trip.I don’t know why but every time I make coffee, it gets better. I guess you definitely need practice with this.I have decided to keep it as I often have business trips and hotel rooms don’t always have a coffee machine.Surprisingly small, too.
Northern Man –
As you can see from my photo, the espresso looks beautiful with a lot of crema on top. It fills the espresso cup – I used 12g of coffee and max water. The taste was just as good as what you’d get from a coffee shop. It was absolutely delicious and I was 100% happy with it. You can only make one shot at a time, so if you want to make latte, it’ll cost you some effort because you’ll have to go through the coffee making process more than once. But it will save you a lot of money. Most people use this for camping or travel, but I use it at home because it saves a lot of space compared to a full sized machine.
Brotherseb –
J’ai testé ce produit lors d’un week-end en camping. La notice est claire, une fois qu’on a l’habitude on va forcément plus vite. Tout se range dans la cafetière qui se range ensuite dans un petit étui fourni, c’est très très bien conçu.Il suffit de mettre le café dans une cuillère (fournie) puis de transférer le contenu dans la cafetière pour ensuite la refermer et la remplir d’eau chaude. Après quelques pressions sur la pompe, le café sort, bien mousseux. J’ai sélectionné un café moulu prévu pour les cafetières italiennes (celles qu’on met sur le feu), et le goût était parfait.Vraiment rien à redire, le nettoyage est simple à faire à l’eau et aucun risque dû à la pression (c’était un peu ma crainte), à l’ouverture de la cafetière il n’y a aucun bruit de pression quelconque, on peut utiliser ce produit en toute sécurité.Je recommande vivement ce produit qui ne servira certes pas tous les jours, mais qui dépannera vraiment lorsqu’on aime le vrai café 🙂
CRONE OLIVIER –
J’ai déjà le Nanopresso qui fonctionne toujours comme au premier jour depuis 4 ans. J’hésitais avec le Picopresso, mais ce dernier est plutot contraignant pour se faire un café, on dirait qu’on fait un mecano pour se faire une miniscule tasse de café. Le Minipresso GR2 rivalise avec la qualité d’extraction du Picopresso, mais avec la simplicité du Nanopresso. En plus, il a l’avantage d’etre supercompact! Je recommande
Dillon –
This portable espresso maker exceeded my expectations.It is very well put together and made out of quality materials. I put it to the test and the instructions were very clear and easy to use. It makes a perfect option on the go or even to just have aside in the office or on the job when you need an extra little bit of caffeine.It makes the perfect cup of espresso everytime, just need hot water, the hotter the better and simply pump, once it’s primed the espresso starts to pour out.The cleaning is super easy, everything breaks apart a to make sure you get any coffee grit out, just clean and leave to dry overnight on the counter and you’re good.10/10 product and can’t wait to pack it with me on some longer work days
Mere –
This product is so simple to use, and is compact (even smaller than the original, which I also own), you can take this anywhere you have access to hot water and want to indulge in your favorite espresso/brew! This does only make enough for one espresso, and the last couple twists of the press can be tight, but this is a wonderful and more portable alternative to a French press. This is small enough it can really fit in any purse or slingback. A solid device from a great brand.
Ray –
Perfect gift for coffee lovers
Francisco M.A –
Decidí hacerme con esta minipresso de la marca WACACO porque soy un amante del café y me encanta salir de excursión y porque ya tenía algo similar de otra marca pero los amigos de lo ajeno se la llevaron. Esta cafetera promete ser una solución portátil para disfrutar de un buen café en cualquier lugar. Lo mejor de todo es que es fácil de limpiar y hace un café razonablemente bueno. Sin embargo, el proceso de preparación es algo laborioso y, a veces, me deja deseando más cantidad de café porque es para hacer poca cantidad y comparada con la que yo tenia es peor en casi todo, pero sobre todo en calidad de construcción y sabor y textura cremosa del café, que no llega a otras cafeteras que probé ni de lejos. Por otra parte, olvídate de las capsulas de nespreso con esta cafetera, muy mal.Ejemplo de uso: Imagina que estás en la montaña después de una larga caminata. Sacas tu minipresso, sacas tu termo con agua caliente y sigues todos los pasos para preparar tu café. Al principio te emocionas, pero rápidamente te das cuenta de que tienes que bombear el pistón durante un buen rato para conseguir que un pequeño café de poca cremosidad. Al final logras tu café, pero lo que obtienes es algo básico para salir del paso. Así que, si eres de los que necesita más café o lo prefiere mejor preparado, esto puede ser un gran inconveniente.En resumen, esta minipresso tiene cosas buenas como su portabilidad y facilidad de limpieza, pero al final, falla en lo importante y no he podido conseguir preparar un café rico, con cremosidad y con una cantidad correcta y por eso creo sinceramente que no es la mejor opción para quienes buscamos disfrutar de esos momentos en cualquier lugar. La relación calidad-precio es justa tirando a mala ya que no cumple con su función, y no esperes maravillas. No la volvería a comprar y no te la recomiendo. Si tienes alguna duda, pregúntame. ¡Que tengas un buen día!
Staida –
I kayak flatwater recreationally and I love to paddle for miles and miles until I’m exhausted, then turn around and come back downstream – or I’ll stay out for a day or two and camp along the river. This espresso maker is something I had never heard of and had no idea I needed until I noticed that it existed. I never though to search for one – didn’t know there was such a thing.I pack very light when kayaking, hiking or camping and never in the world thought I could wake up to espresso. With this I can grab my life straw, filter some river water – boil it on my BioLite and make a cup of espresso in the morning. Which is very disorienting and feels quite surreal the first time. Coffee is an easy, light way to keep some caffeine and honestly is a crazy luxury worth the cost of admission here.It’s fussy to use and difficult to learn but it does make great coffee and includes everything you need into an extremely clever design. It is not inexpensive but it is a great value.
DG –
Really neat item for espresso on the go. It packs compactly and is pretty easy to use and clean. The espresso produced from this is okay, not as good as my automatic machine, but still enjoyable especially given its use case. This would be a terrific option for camping or a neat gift idea for the coffee lover in your life.
Jon M. –
Truthfully I really wasn’t expecting much from this travel Espresso Machine and I was honestly blown away with the results! The instructions were very clear, add hot water, the espresso grinds, then pump. The results speak for themselves! a great cup of espresso and it even had the nice froth on top! If your espresso isn’t good from using this contraption it could be one of the following, your espresso grinds are old or bad quality, your water isn’t hot enough, or you’re pumping too fast. I am very happy with this product! 100% going into my travel bag whenever I am not home.
Bruce –
Ok so this will make a pretty decent expresso and its pretty easy to clean and use gor the most part but its something id say works best around a sink cause it makes things way easier. Works well cold or hot but best used with boiling water . It be nice if it held about double the espresso cause i find myself always making more then one at a time. If you get any grinds on the threads it will leak and not work correctly but other then that its a pretty great compact espresso maker
marco tiny –
Da un anno cerco di ottenere a casa un ottimo espresso. Ci riesco con un costoso macinacaffè e una ottima macchina a leva. Volevo un opzione portatile, e volevo anche mettermi alla prova con un oggetto semplice ma potenzialmente interessante. Serve un po’ di pazienza, per sintonizzarsi sulla macinatura (diversa, a seconda dei chicchi) e serve qualche tentativo anche per pressare in modo corretto il caffè. Ma con un macinacaffè discreto ( ho scelto un kingrinder, entry level ma più che decente) e 12 grammi di caffè di buona qualità mi è venuto un ottimo, vero, espresso, niente a che vedere con le capsule. Con il vantaggio che, se c’è acqua bollente a disposizione (consiglio anche di pre-riscaldare la camera dell’acqua), si può fare un buon espresso ovunque! Occorre però, lo ripeto ancora, un po’ di passione. L’oggetto la merita.
Dan Trdge –
This little espresso press is impressively small, easily fits in the palm of your hand and is pretty packable. It includes a little sleeve to carry it in and the plunger you use to make the coffee pushes in and locks in place to not take up space, so you can just ulock it to pop it out when needed. There is also a little coffee grains scoop that fits into the water compartment so you can take it out and use it when needed.The unit is not for heating the water, you have to add hot water, the coffee grains, and then you can make a small cup of hot coffee. The press works well, but you will be doing a little bit of work to plunge the unit to build up pressure to force the water throuhg the coffee gains. It makes a decent cup of coffee, though, and if you are a coffee person having a cup of coffee when you are tired, drain, or worn out just might be the thing to keep you going and happy on your adventures!
Francisco J. Garcia –
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Esta es una RESEÑA de valoración para el artículo en venta en AMAZON con la siguiente descripción: WACACO Minipresso GR2, Cafetera Portatil para café molido compatible al aire libre, Cafetera Express 18 bares de accionamiento manual, Cafetera Espresso sobre la marcha, ultra-pequeño para viajes Camp. Muy buena presentación y se aprecian materiales de primera calidad en su fabricación y gran detalle en su diseño, pero para mi gusto personal un sistema algo engorroso de manejar y de limpiar, y poco eficiente para sacar 100% de sabor. empezamos porque de momento necesitas hervir agua o un sistema que la caliente a alta temperatura, este sistema de pressión es solo una filtradora de formato mecánico por embolo de bombeo de presiones a la cuba de agua para pasar el agua caliente que hemos tenido que poner primero en el deposito superior , a través del café molido que hemos tenido que medir en el cacito ( enla parte superior se vuarda un vasito del que se extrae una pequeña base plana hacia un lado para formar el soporte de un cacito medidor , lueggo ya con ese café y teniendo abierto el roscado inferior con el filtro metálico a la vista vertemos ese café encima del filtro y lo presionamos un poco con el cacito o con otra pieza de cilindro plástico qeu trae junto al cacito en la parte superior del depósito. una vez todos lo ingredientes (agua caliente y café )están ya fijados y bien roscados al cilindro base de accionamiento, pues sacamos el otro cilindro con un pequeño giro de su tapa (sale de forma horizontal a un angulo de 90 º repecto del chasis principal , , dejamos debajo suelto el vaso traslucido que trae el bloque en su zona de apoyo inferior y nos liamos a bombear el cilindro que hemos sacado hacia afuera , cuesta un poco y hay qeu tener en cuenta no desviarnos del vaso inferior para cuando coja presión y empiece a salir el cafe líquido por la zona inferior no derramarlo fuera del vasito que no es muy ancho. El cilindro de bombeo tiene muelle propio de recuperación por lo que el movimiento de bombeo es solo de presión de este contra el cilindro principal , pero claro se necesitan las dos manos . Una vez ya tienes el café fuera si el café es bueno y por ejemplo un arábiga , como es el caso , se aprecia una muy ligera capa de crema de café pero el café no se aprecia con todo su color y sabor como con otros sistemas tradicionales de cafeteras de presión , es un poco más como cafetera de filtración por chorreo superior ( las típicas que hay que poner el filtro de papel o tela superior ) que como cafeteras más específicas de presión de las de tipo cafetera Expresso tradicionales o de cápsulas que si funcionan con una verdadera alta presión de bombeo de agua muy caliente o vapor . Se indica presión de 18 bares en el anuncio de venta , pero si digo la verdad yo esa presión no me la creo. Después de esto el engorro de tener que volver a cargar agua y café para una segunda unidad de café si no estamos solos , y con cuidado de no quemarnos con el filtro y el café ya usado , o tener que lavar bien todo el conjunto y secarlo para dejarlo bien preparado para guardarlo para un próximo uso sabiendo que no van a proliferar bacterias si no hemos realizado un buen trabajo de limpieza de filtro y de la zona de paso del café . ES Todo muy compactito y de pequeño tamaño, al final parece más que estés jugando a hacerte café, que es lo que realmente haces, pero por el tamaño de los componentes y la manera de hacer el proceso parece más eso como un juego de mayores, y si te lo tomas así pues seguramente te resulta más ameno todo el proceso de extración y de limpieza posteriores. Por lo ya reseñado puede ser de utilidad para personas principalmente solitarias, (ya que cada carga de agua y café es para un solo servicio ) que tienen costumbre de acampar y no quieren utilizar otros tipos de cafetera más convencionales en los que ya directamente se calienta y se extrae el café directamente (tipo cafetera italiana o similar ) , pero yo no le veo mucha versatilidad y comodidad de uso, por eso en mi caso mi valoración para este artículo es de : 3 ESTRELLAS = [ * * * ]. Espero les resulte Útil esta reseña, Saludos cordiales.
Edu Suqueyama –
Es muy compacto aunque es solido y tiene su peso para su tamaño. Ideal para llevarlo a un viaje o camping.
Crisango –
Por ahora solo la he utilizado en la casa. Una vez le pillas el truquillo va de maravilla y el café que hace está riquísimo. Merece la pena.
KPG –
I picked this up so I wouldn’t need to wait around at the local coffee shop before hitting the road. I travel a lot for work and when I’m traveling alone, I like to wake up, clean up, and drink up in 30 mins or less and get out ASAP. I usually use the in-room coffee pot to heat up water but those tend to gross me out. So I added a potable hot water maker to my packing list. Either way, I start off with a shot or two of espresso before I hit the road and supplement that with a cup of coffee from the lobby to go. Espresso just helps eliminate unnecessary bathroom breaks if I’m out driving in rural areas and making house calls since it is less liquid.If it’s just an overnight, I might pack the coffee into the MiniPresso and forgo the extra grounds. Otherwise, I’ll bring a little ziplock with me of extra grounds. Using the cigarette lighter, I’ll boil water in my hot pot while I drive and this stays hot for several hours so when I need a break, I’m all ready to go. The downside of doing this on the road is the mess which you can eliminate if you practice enough. Obviously, if you are in the hotel room or lunch room the clean up is much easier but if you are pulled over at a rest area you may need a few napkins and a knife to get the grounds out and clean up. If traveling via air, I suggest a plastic spoon and just snap off the handle and throw that away, keeping the spoon part for a scooper and scraper. In short, having a table and 2 napkins is very helpful along with some fresh water to clean things up.If I’m traveling with colleagues who like to stop at the local coffee store, that tends to slow down the launch by 30 mins while they get all their drinks and food. When I’m alone, I’d much rather sleep an extra 30 mins or prep for the meeting. In any event, this item can save you that out of the way trip during the busiest time of the day for coffee. Plus, it allows you to get caffeinated before you even leave your hotel room.Now I also own the Wacaco PicoPresso which in my opinion is a superior product because it makes better espresso (better pressure @ 18-20 PSI), makes a legit 2 shots, and is easier to disassemble due to the metal texturing on the bottom assembly and the rubberized coating and flattened curve sides of the PicoPresso. However, the PicoPresso is also 2x the price of the MiniPresso and weighs more and is taller. So if you are on the fence, you might start here. If weight is an issue, or you want better superior espresso, go with the PicoPresso.That isn’t to say the Mini doesn’t make a good espresso but the basket is a little smaller than the PicoPresso so it probably won’t get you the full 2 shots you want. You have the option of removing a part to make the Mini a near 2 shot capacity but it still is a little short IMO. In my pictures, you see I can put the entire lower assembly of the MiniPresso fits inside the basket of the PicoPresso. The crema out of the Mini is minimal but it’s there. The PicoPresso is more like your local coffee shop. Not quite professional but 95% there whereas the MiniPresso is more like 99% professional. But like I said, if you are traveling and need to consider weight and space then the Mini has some advantages in addition to a lower cost than the PicoPressoNow, the main issue I have with the MiniPresso is tightening the filter enough where the liquid won’t come out of the side of the Mini near the upper gasket of the lower assembly. You need to keep the threads and the orange gasket totally and 100% free of grounds or the espresso won’t come out of the bottom as it is supposed to and instead will come past the seals on the side of the Mini where the lower assembly & basket screws into the pressure unit. Tightening and cleaning prevents this but my experience is that I over tighten the basket and when I’m ready to disassemble and clean, I can’t unscrew the bottom half. I’m planning to put a little rubber mason jar lid removal strip in the bag next time or maybe a few rubber bands because I just can’t get a good enough grip on it to unscrew the bottom half. This issue reinforces the need to clean it well after use.Here are some statistical differences between the MiniPresso and the PicoPressoMini:Weight: 10.9 ozHeight: 5 inchesDiameter: 2.75 inchesCost: $60Pico:Weight: 19.5 ozHeight: 4.24 inchesDiameter: 3.1 inchesCost $130
Serena –
Espresso buono e fatto in pochissimo tempo. Ovviamente è importante che si disponga di acqua calda, ma sono molto contenta dell’acquisto.
Sam –
Looks nice and does the job
Nicolas M. –
je l’ai dans ma voiture et je l’utilise occasionnellement pour prendre un café lorsque je suis dehors. J’ai dû acheter un étui séparément, mais il peut être conservé dans son emballage d’origine (ce qui est ok).Le café qu’il prépare est de bonne qualité, même s’il n’est pas le même que celui que l’on obtiendrait avec une machine à café normale (ce à quoi je ne m’attendais pas) et il faut un certain temps pour le préparer avec cette machine. Cela ne peut donc pas remplacer la maison, peut-être juste au cas où vous buvez très rarement du café.Pourtant, il fait la crème et, dans l’ensemble, il est étonnamment bon pour sa taille et sa puissance. La qualité de construction est également très bonne. Je suis satisfait de l’appareil – parfait pour préparer du café en camping ou pendant la balade (bien mieux que dans un café routier ordinaire), ou même en randonnée si vous êtes prêt à l’emporter avec vous avec de l’eau, du café moulu et peut-être du lait concentré.
Penguin23 –
This will be great on the kayak this winter. Boil up some water in the jet boil and make coffee quickly and easily!
H. Ho –
I had been on a hunt for a specific way to make my occasional coffee. My requirements: fresh ground from beans, no use of a machine (like a keureg), easiest cleanup, quickest/easiest way to make a decent brew.There are a few methods I have tried, and each one had their compromises. I have tried bag brewing, french presses, and the Aeropress. Besides the Aeropress, the other methods are left with sediment and for sure has diterpenes (substance in unfiltered coffee that raises bad cholesterol levels) because of the lack of a paper filter. The Aeropress is great because it is pretty easy to use and uses a filter, but cleanup is a bit messy and water-wasteful.With the Minipresso GR2, it is my number one way to make coffee/espresso now.First of all, the construction is really rugged and nice. It has a great heft and everything is compact. In fact, I can pre-load some grounds and store all the components in the upper hot water reservoir. This way I can immediately make a brew if I happen to be traveling or camping.I’d be lying if I said it wasn’t a process, but with some practice and use. The process is very easy for a portable method. It comes with some tools that all fit in the press itself when stored. Using the pump to press out the coffee is fairly easy but I can see it being cumbersome for those used to having a machine. Factoring that in that I use a manual grinder and have instant hot water, I can make my serving of espresso in less than 5 minutes.Cleanup is pretty easy. The puck is easily removed and tossed. After that, there are just 3 parts that you can just rinse and let dry. I would suggest maybe a more involved cleaning after several uses or if you are going to store it away for some time. You can remove the seals and do a simple disassembly and clean out the deeper parts. Otherwise just rinsing and allowing to dry seems to suffice for the most part. In all, using the Minispresso uses less water to brew AND clean up over the Aeropress.As for the filtering, there is zero sediment even without a paper filter. However, without a paper filter, diterpenes is still a health concern for me. No filters are made for this size but if you can find a 35 to 38 mm paper filter, you can easily use it with this Minipresso. I just do a radial fold of a coffee filter and snip out an octagon-ish circle to fit below the grounds. The press works just fine with a a filter in it too, just no size filter is commercially made for it.Although I feel like I have a pretty niche use for my coffee (only an occasional coffee drinker, preferring freshly grounded beans, portability, and health conscientiousness). This tiny manual espresso maker really fits my preferences. If you just want to be able to make a strong brew while camping or you are just somewhere where there’s not coffee shop around, this is a very neat and capable press.
N We –
Die Bedienung ist einfach und das Gerät lässt sich leicht reinigen. Beim pumpen kommt der Kaffee, anders als bei einer herkömmlichen Maschine nur stoßweise. Ich war erst skeptisch, hatte jedoch keine Einbuße in Sachen Geschmack und Konsistenz. Wichtig natürlich – die richtige Bohnenwahl und der perfekte Mahlgrad. Ich empfehle den Espresso Kocher weiter für jeder der Lust hat sich draußen etwas Komfort zu gönnen. Gibt wohl noch eine Version zur Kapselverwendung, falls man auf Kaffeepulver verzichten möchte.
Tiffany –
This has made it’s way into my travel coffee kit REPLACING my Aeropress!I love this little device. It comes with clear instructions, which you will need. After you use it a handful of times you’ll get the hang of it and make some good coffee, but it takes a little to get used to the steps.Clean up isn’t hard at all, which is a bonus!Here’s to americanos on the go!
Trasig –
liten och smidig gör ok espresso
M. P –
Minipresso GR2 recommandé avec réserveConditions du test : utilisateur quotidien d’une machine à expressoRemarque éventuelle : utilité réelle qui me semble très légère puisqu’un seul café peut être préparé avec le réservoir intégré, et il est donc nécessaire de pouvoir chauffer l’eau si l’on doit en consommer plus …⬆️ très bonne qualité de fabrication⬆️ format compact⬆️ étanche⬆️ saveur du café certes moins riche mais très correcte⬆️ machine à fonctionnement manuel …⬇️ … qui se révèle fatiguant à l’usage à cause du grand nombre de pompage à effectuer⬇️ … et sans batterie, impossible de chauffer l’eau nécessaire⬇️ très faible contenance du réservoir, équivalente à une tasse d’un expresso double
El material no está como me he esperado,se vea todo por la noche,por dentro y por fuera ! –
Es fácil de usar ,el café tiene un buen sabor ,lo único que no me gusta,es que tiene poco capacidad para la agua y también para el café!
masterac –
Adepte de la randonnée mais ne buvant pas de café, j’ai beau etre bien équipé il me manquait un petit truc pour satisfaire ceux qui m’accompagne, alors quand je suis tombé sur ce produit j’ai dis banco, pas de batterie (donc pas de charge) compact, jolie, bien conçu, je ne demande rien de plus, reste plus qu’a essayer.
Ty –
This thing had me sorta stumped on first impressions. Simple but I guess that’s the beauty of it being that as few parts that can go wrong and pretty much just needing hot water in a thermos and some pre ground fine coffee for a quick fresh cup that smells great!While this isn’t going to replace any home kit but for camping or backpacking (or just helping family move when the new place doesn’t have power on yet) is just where this thing really shines while being just that extra bit kinda fun to show off!
David Gutierrez –
Es mi tercera máquina de Wacaco que compro y no me decepciona, según mi punto de vista es una muy buena combinación entre la nanopresso y la picopresso. Sencilla de usar, compacta, portable y con el excelente diseño al que nos tiene acostumbrada la marca. Recomendado 100%
Mohammadreza Rostami –
it is the best portable coffe maker and it is really worth it
pablo torres –
Funciona impecable
Isabel G –
Is perfect! For camping for Shabbat too is amazing for me, a love it
RustysBronco –
Was overpriced. Did what other coffee makers can do, but made it a bit more complicated. Might be better if battery operated and self heating.
Ramón Bae –
it’s very good more than i imagined. today i can enjoy coffee where i am.
S Lee –
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I’ve always wanted a portable hand powered espresso machine and the WACACO’s GR2 machine is a little engine that could! Its compact size contains everything you need except for the coffee grind and hot water. Toss it all in the tote bag and into your backpack or suitcase and voila! You have a very portable and personal espresso machine.Whether in the woods or at hotels, I’ll be toting this thing along. At times, at hotels, I am just perplexed with the coffee machine and the quality. I rather use their grind or preferably one that I’ll just bring along in a ziplock bag, boil some water, and make my own quality brew (although I may still have to use the hotel machine to boil water or get some hot water elsewhere).On a roadtrip, I can also just boil some water to have in a canteen and rather than have a large coffee mug that will be hours old, just pull over at a rest stop and boil a fresh perk me up espresso. Add some more hot water and cocoa and make a mocha.As per camping (backpacking or car camping), it’s academic. Bring it along and enjoy!Everything is well thought out and as a coffee enthusiast, this is possibly the most exciting thing I got this year. Small thing, but big improvement for my get up and go lifestyle. Man, I feel all over the wall right now, perhaps due to the multiple…3 or 5 shots of espresso shots I had testing this thing out and my hands are shakkkkkkinnnng allll over the keeeeeyboard so I’m going to sttttttop…already. Just get it…you won’t regret it unless you’re into stacking coins on the edge for fun!
sierramike –
En picnic ou en camping, il y a un petit élément de confort qui fait cruellement défaut : le café ! Quoi de plus amusant et réconfortant que de pouvoir se faire un bon expresso sans électricité avec juste de l’eau chaude ? Si vous avez un petit réchaud, il vous suffira de faire chauffer un peu d’eau de la cascade dans une gamelle et de la verser dans cette cafetière manuelle, après avoir placé du café moulu. Une pression du pouce et “voilà”, un expresso ! De plus, la cafetière est compacte, et semble solide et bien construite. Pas vraiment nécessaire, donc parfaitement indispensable !
Rafael –
Essa pequena máquina entrega muito e produz uma crema consistente e rica, tudo usando apenas a força das suas mãos. Genial! Com um design muito simpático e compacto. Recomendo comprar os portafiltros extras e ser feliz. O único defeito é que, se não pré-aquecer, o café ficará morno. Para um café quente, pré-aqueça passando água fervida sem o café, depois faça a extração normalmente.
Victor Novitchi –
It’s really compact and small, which is great. super easy to use.However, it occasionally leaks a few drops of water. Mine only works with the 12g basket, not the 8g, and at one point, the drip mechanism at the bottom came loose, so I had to reattach it.Honestly, I’d recommend saving up a bit more for something more durable, but the concept itself is great!
rjl9 –
I bought this thinking it would be comparable to the picopresso. Man was I wrong. Just buy a picopresso. It is night and day. I would say this is closer to concentrated coffee instead of real espresso. It’s also very plasticy. It feels flimsy compared to the picopresso.
Foltier –
Utilisation facile. Café excellent
Mohmed Abou Alngah –
منتج جيد
Emiliano Dalmagro –
It’s ok.You use boiling water but the coffee it is not hot like i want.
Tommy V –
I have tried to use this several times. Though, every time I pump the thing, water and espresso grinds seep out where the bottom piece screws into the main unit. There are no directions. There is a QR code that links to a video that doesn’t help me. Perhaps a trouble shooting video or section on the website would help. I seem to have more pieces than are in the video. Honestly, I don’t have time to deal with a learning curve to make a 2oz beverage. I love espresso, but this thing is just frustrating. At this point I am rather disappointed as I see many other reviews that have succesfully used this. I wish there was a step by step that doesn’t place slick video flashiness over a simple how to. I will try a few more times and update my review. Overall the unit seems quite clever, compact, and very well made! I am sure this is user error. If I get this to function correctly, I will post the step by step video myself.
Sil –
Muy buen producto
NiceShine Customer –
Able to make espresso with limited space availability
Francisco –
excelente !!
Aneth –
Excelente producto
Luca –
Non costa poco, ma sono rimasto piacevolmente sorpreso dal risultato. Ottima soluzione per sostituire il caffè fuori casa delle macchinette. La qualità del caffè macinato è indispensabile, risultato molto vicino a quello del bar. Se dovessi proprio trovare un punto debole direi che il caffè non esce bollente, ma ben caldo ( suggerisco di scaldare anche la tazzina con l’acqua calda a disposizione).
Jesse –
This is a great product. It feels sturdy, looks good and makes a great espresso. It took a couple cups to get it figured out but now I use it a couple times a week. It even gives you a decent Creama.It is a little bit of a task to clean, but I have found that the best way to clean it is to dispose of your used beans, put the unit back together, and run two more shots of hot water through the unit. After that remove all pieces and give them a wipe with mild detergent in the sink, and then set on a mat or towel to dry.Honestly I have only had the Minipresso since December and if it broke tomorrow I think I would give it a second go, but I would say that’s not going to happen.
BOULE72 –
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Machine bien finie, mais après quelques utilisations pas plus de six ou sept, le petit bras piston ne fonctionne plus 😞 !!! le café ne coule plus…. très très décevant.
Diego Cortes –
Exquisito el cafe
Cameron Neve –
Great little machine, makes a fantastic espresso. Ideal for coffee at work if the canteen is pants! Comes apart easily for cleaning too
Rassiel –
Ok
Hisham rojbani –
It actually makes a very nice espresso, rich with flavor and cream, depending on the coffee you use. I tried Lavazza anf Illy so far. The design it self is well thought, it’s portable and light. It looks durable, and I can’t tell how durable since I have Just bought it.Overall, Money well spent.I totally recommend it.
Giuseppina lauretta –
L’ ho comprato per una vacanza in America. Sono in viaggio da 8 giorni e si è rotto. Dalla guarnizione fuoriesce acqua. Pessimo
edoardo –
Ottimo per un caffè fuori casa che non come al BAr, ottimo design e qaulità costruttiva, consigliatissima
Smuckers743 –
I was shocked when I opened the box to find that this product had clearly been used. It was wet inside with coffee grounds all over it—absolutely disgusting. This is completely unacceptable. I will be returning it immediately.
Eric Nantel –
I’ve purchased just about every Wacaco espresso machines and really pleased with this one too.Minipresso (original)NanopressoPicopressoPipamoka (why not..)Minipresso GR2 (just now..)The GR2 use some of the design of the Picopresso with it’s lid and stacking accessories.I found that maintaining a steady extraction without interuption is harder than with the Nanopresso.I needed one to “stay” in the truck as an “emergency” coffee kit and it seems perfect for that. Less expensive than the Nanopresso and better than the Minipresso GR.I paired it with a cheap 32cad grinder since the basked is pressurized, grinding is less of a concern..
Veronica –
Impresionante!!!! para tomar verdaderos expressos
Danny r3d –
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Soy Barista y he probado diferentes maquinas y métodos para hacer espresso en casa, y ste dispositivo es simplemente perfecto, ya qué se acerca bastante a los resultados qué obtendría con una cafetera profesional. Usando el tipo de molienda adecuado, la carga sale con buen cuerpo y un sabor equilibrado. Lo recomiendo bastante
Kram19931 –
This makes a great cup of espresso. It is the perfect pick me up on the go.
Mcc –
Buena cafetera portátil, nos ha sorprendido gratamente. Sin batería y siempre preparada apenas tengas agua caliente a tu alcance.
Donna Maratea –
Great tasting espresso! I just wish it made a bigger cup.
Gal –
Great little thing, it’s a shame it produces only one small espresso and not larger enough for cappuccino.
neville thathiah –
Ho avuto modo di provare questo prodotto un paio di volte finora e devo dire che l’impressione è molto positiva. Dal punto di vista estetico, è realizzato con grande cura: il design è moderno e ben rifinito, trasmettendo una sensazione di qualità fin dal primo utilizzo.Una delle caratteristiche che ho apprezzato di più è la sua estrema compattezza. Tutti i pezzi si incastrano alla perfezione, rendendo il montaggio e lo smontaggio semplice. Inoltre, rispetto a una classica moka, è molto più leggero, il che lo rende particolarmente pratico da portare con sé, soprattutto in viaggio o in campeggio.Un altro punto di forza è la versatilità: la possibilità di scegliere se preparare un caffè per una o due persone lo rende adatto a diverse esigenze, senza sprechi. Anche i materiali utilizzati sembrano essere di ottima qualità, resistenti e ben lavorati, garantendo una buona durata nel tempo.Nel complesso, un prodotto che mi ha soddisfatto e che consiglierei a chi cerca una soluzione compatta, pratica e ben fatta per gustare un buon caffè ovunque si trovi.Unica pecca: abbastanza costoso per farsi un caffe.
Victor Hugo Leon Narvaez –
I loved it
In Hoc Signo Vinces –
I love it. First try got me a strong espresso with crema. Used 12 grams of dark roast, 18 clicks on my Kingrinder P1. 1:2 ratio.Added a picture of my probably 5th espresso (i added Torani Dark Choc sause) using GR2. Put it inside a small plastic bowl containing microwaved hot water as an attempt to keep the cup hot.
et –
このような手動のポンプ式は初めてでして、思ったより何度もポンプしなければいけないのですねwそれなり力もいります。しかしその分というのか、非常の美味しいエスプレッソが出来上がります。多少冷めていても、ちょっと電子レンジで温めると美味しいです。さらに、カフェラテを自宅で作ってみたところ、お金とれるのではないかと思うくらいのクオリティになりました。少なくともス○バより美味い。
うさまるこ –
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珈琲の沼にハマって遂にエスプレッソに手を出しましたWACACO Minipresso GR2エスプレッソマシーンコンパクトで1万円以下で買える電源いらずなエスプレッソマシーン開封してパーツを分解して洗浄見様見真似で淹れてみましたタイムモア ナノ2で挽きました粉は10クリックできめ細やかにミルをいつもの4倍挽いた気がする粉を付属のスプーンの裏で押し固めるのが下手でこぼしたけどなんとか綺麗にできましたお湯は何度がいいんだろ？とりあえず90度にしましたプッシュする力は全然いらないから小学生でも押せそう※後日さらに粉を細かくしたら 手のヒラで力強く押さないとダメでした8プッシュくらいすると抽出されて30プッシュくらいでデミカップ１杯分が作れます海外のレビューにあるみたいにちょっとぬるめすぐ飲むにはちょうどいいのかなお湯足してアメリカーノにするなら気にならないとおもいますさて、使用後の清掃は粉が湿って押し固まっているのでほぐさないと取れませんパッキンがあるから尖ったのではやらない方がよさそう掃除のやり方も勉強しなきゃです何はともあれ電源いらずなので自宅だけじゃなくキャンプでも使えそう朝の焚き火にエスプレッソなんて最高登山にももっていけそうだから低山の日帰りの時は山頂で楽しめそうです楽しみがまた一つ増えました(｡･ω･｡)
Foster C. –
Buena espuma fácil de usar.. pocos usos actualizó sino tiene buena durabilidad
Michael R Untalan Jr –
I Love It!!!!!!!! Nice Creamy BLACK expresso the way I like it . I just wish it was a tad bit bigger to make a littler more . Way worth it for the price
FIDEL –
Excelente
Huivojoai –
Love it so much that it allows me to make a crema rich espresso quick. And most importantly, compared to the Moka pot I was using, it doesn’t use gas and keep it consistent every time as long as I use the same grind size regardless of the minimal coffee tamping difference.
Katja –
Nach einem Monat täglicher Nutzung kann ich dieses Gerät guten Gewissens allen Kaffeeliebhabern empfehlen, die unterwegs nicht auf Qualität verzichten möchten.Espresso-QualitätMit wirklich fein gemahlenem Kaffee (frisch gemahlen oder speziell für Espresso) bereitet die Minipresso einen aromatischen Espresso mit schöner, dichter Crema zu. Der Geschmack ist überraschend gut – intensiv mit deutlichen Nuancen der verwendeten Kaffeemischung.Erfahrungen & Tipps– Kaffee muss sehr fein gemahlen sein – mein erster Versuch mit normalem Filterkaffee endete mit einem wässrigen Aufguss– Wasser sollte heiß sein (ca. 90 °C) – Vorwärmen der Tasse empfohlen– Kaffee gut andrücken – das ist der Schlüssel zu einer perfekten CremaVorteile✔ Einfache Handhabung – nach ein paar Versuchen geht es flüssig✔ Robuste Verarbeitung – keine Lecks✔ Leichte Reinigung – nur Wasser nötig✔ Perfekte Größe – passt in jede Tasche✔ Vollständig unabhängig – kein Strom erforderlichEinschränkungen➖ Erfordert speziell gemahlenen Kaffee➖ Bereitet nur eine Portion pro Durchgang zu➖ Kein integriertes MahlwerkIdeal für:– reisende Kaffeeliebhaber– Fans minimalistischer Lösungen– alle, die eine Alternative zu Instantkaffee suchenHervorragende Espressoqualität für die Größe – erfordert aber Vorbereitung und etwas Übung. Trotz kleiner Einschränkungen ist sie zu meinem ständigen Reisebegleiter geworden.
U4 Nature –
Es portátil, no pesa mucho, y si sigues mis consejos, te hara un buen expresso…El café recomendable que sea en grano, y molido fino con un buen molinillo. Pesar los granos antes, y elige entre 8 y 12gr. según la cesta elegida (con o sin el adaptador que rige el tamaño). Pre calentar tanto el deposito, como el conjunto de cesta, y el vaso (tapado). De lo contrario, el café saldrá tibio! Yo uso una taza de Inox de doble pared de unos 80ml.Una vez hecho esto (esperando unos minutos), sacar el agua del porta filtro mediante el bombeo, llenar el porta filtro con el café molido, volver a enroscar el porta filtro al deposito, y volver a llenar el deposito con agua caliente. Tanto para el pre calentado, como para hacer el expresso, el agua debería estar recién hervida.Ahora puedes empezar a bombear y así llenar de presión el deposito. al bombear unas 7-8 veces llenas de presión y esperas 5 segundos (al octavo bombeo), y luego bombeas de nuevo para que empiece a sacar café. Para cuando veas que el café sale demasiado clarito (sobre extracción).Si el grano (tueste oscuro) de café es bueno, obtendrás un buen expresso estés donde estés. Muy recomendable para los que vamos al monte, o queremos un buen café en el trabajo.
Fabio Dias –
My espressos are getting way better than many others that I made on automatic machines. If you use fresh roasted beans and a good grinder, you won’t get it wrong. Took me a while to hit the right spot, but once I got it, I was amazed with the result. Highly recomended!
Saud –
This is the real deal. The shots I made were creamy and just delicious. Highly recommended.
Kenny –
Works ok not brilliant
CAROLINA DURÁN ARIAS –
Producto de buena calidad, funciona muy bien.Cumple con lo prometido
Everardo Garcia –
Productos de muy buena Calidad y sus instructivos también están muy claros.
Lexi Fujinaga –
THIS IS THE BEST TIME OF MY LIFE. Works so well above and BEYOND expectations!!!
oscar valdez –
el producto llega usado
Laura Roca –
Fue un regalo. Le encantó. Hace buen café. Ideal para la montaña.