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wacaco nanopresso
pocket-sized manual espresso anywhere you go
the Nanopresso is a hand-pumped portable espresso maker that hits 18 bar of pressure without batteries or electricity. it weighs 336 grams, holds 80 ml of water and 8 grams of ground coffee, and comes in around $80. it ships with a cup, scoop, brush, and pouch. an optional NS adapter adds Nespresso capsule support. the plastic build is lightweight and travel-friendly, though you will need to heat water separately before each shot.
what it does well
- reaches 18 bar of pressure with no electricity or batteries
- weighs only 336 grams, fits in a bag or backpack easily
- includes espresso cup, scoop, brush, and carrying pouch
- compatible with nespresso capsules via optional ns adapter
- easy to use and clean straight out of the box
where it stops short
- water must be heated separately before brewing
- manual pumping can be tiring over multiple shots
- small 80 ml tank limits you to one shot per fill
- deep cleaning requires an allen key
specs
- pump
- manual
- boiler
- single
- heating
- thermoblock
- best for
- home
- pressure profiling
- false
frequently asked questions
what is the Wacaco Nanopresso?
the Wacaco Nanopresso is a home espresso machine. pocket-sized manual espresso anywhere you go
how much does the Wacaco Nanopresso cost?
the Wacaco Nanopresso costs $79–$80.
what is the Wacaco Nanopresso best for?
the Wacaco Nanopresso is best for home coffee.
what are the pros and cons of the Wacaco Nanopresso?
strengths: reaches 18 bar of pressure with no electricity or batteries, weighs only 336 grams, fits in a bag or backpack easily, includes espresso cup, scoop, brush, and carrying pouch, compatible with nespresso capsules via optional ns adapter, easy to use and clean straight out of the box. trade-offs: water must be heated separately before brewing, manual pumping can be tiring over multiple shots, small 80 ml tank limits you to one shot per fill, deep cleaning requires an allen key.