Nano Portable Electric Espresso Machine, Travel Coffee Maker for Camping, Car Coffee Maker Self-Heating with USB-C, With Ground Coffee & NS Capsule for RV, Hiking, Office

I recently purchased the Outin portable espresso maker and have been absolutely thrilled with the results. As someone who loves high-quality espresso but often travels or spends time outdoors, this product is a game-changer. Product Quality & Functionality: The espresso shot quality is superb. It heats the water quickly and consistently, and the resulting crema is impressive for a portable machine. It's incredibly easy to use, compact, and feels durable—perfect for car trips, camping, or even just making a quick shot at the office without needing a full setup. It truly delivers on its promise of making hot espresso on the go. Exceptional Customer Service: What truly sets this purchase apart, however, is the customer support. Shortly after receiving the original unit, I contacted Outin's customer service via email regarding a minor issue. I was extremely impressed with their speed and professionalism. They responded quickly, efficiently diagnosed the situation, and proactively offered a full product replacement without any hassle. The replacement process was smooth, and the new unit works flawlessly. This level of support demonstrates that Outin stands behind its product and genuinely cares about customer satisfaction. Conclusion: If you are looking for a portable espresso maker that delivers great coffee and is backed by a company that provides world-class customer service, I highly recommend the Outin espresso maker. It's a fantastic investment for any espresso lover.

I have been using the outin nano as my daily espresso machine for ~ 6 months now, and it has become one of my favorite products across all of the things that I own. I have extensively used both the included nespresso adapter and the nano basket plus (separate accessory). For ~$200 with accessories, this little machine makes exceptional coffee that stands up as a daily driver. The nano basket makes a significantly better shot than nespresso pods, but the pods are hard to beat for convenience. The basket does require attention to grind size and mass of coffee for consistent results. Also, and unsurprisingly, there is no shot pressure control, so grind size, mass, and amount of water used are the only variables available to adjust your extraction. If you don't yet have a grinder you like, I've found that ~17.5g of Illy's classic espresso grind or decaf is a good place to start. I have not used the included espresso basket as it is significantly smaller than the nano basket and has too many plastic components for my comfort. Beyond making a solid cup of espresso, this unit really shines in it's portability- it can be tossed in a bag for car camping, road trips, or hotel stays. It is sheer luxury to be able to get back to a hotel or AirBnB late or wake up early to dependably delicious coffee. Also, for those who are nomadic, it is liberating to be able to stick your espresso setup in a bag as you move from one location to the next. More amazing, in a pinch, espresso can be made completely on battery power (as opposed to using a kettle to boil the water first), though this uses up battery life fast. I also purchased outin's stand, which seems expensive at $40, but is well built and so far sturdy enough to stand up to daily use. Also, it is surprisingly helpful, and I would not want to go back to not having it. The other necessary accessory is a scale, I have had good luck with this one: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B097Q89BZN?ref_=ppx_hzsearch_conn_dt_b_fed_asin_title_1&th=1. I do have some nits. The chief one is that if you plan to make multiple shots of espresso back to back, the metal basket gets quite hot / somewhat challenging to empty and refill. I am hopeful that they will make it possible to buy multiple baskets without needing to buy a full kit to make this issue go away. Also, my first outin broke after ~ a month from what was likely a manufacturing defect. However, Outin responded quickly to my support request and sent me a replacement unit with very little back and forth. The replacement has worked flawlessly since. Overall, I have really enjoyed my outin nano and recommend it highly.

Works as described. It'll heat your cold water and make the shot, or you can heat the water before and just make the shot. The downside is that using a Nespresso OE type pod, or the tiny 6g included portafilter, the water flows through quickly and makes a thin watery coffee. The pump motor is very powerful. But that is not the fault of the machine, it's the fault of trying to make good espresso with a tiny amount of coffee. The result from using a pod is the same as if you used a Nespresso machine, which is actually not that bad at all. If you use restraint and add less than 20ml (or less than 15ml) of water, you'll get a better shot, albeit a tiny one. You can tap the button mid-shot to stop the pump too, so just stop it when the shot looks right. The other downside is that it is relatively big and heavy. Almost certainly not for minimalist backpackers. Car or motorcycle campers and hotel travelers are the target market. The best thing to do with this machine if you want serious espresso is to also buy the Nano Basket Plus. It's an 18gr stainless portafilter add-on that you fill with good coffee properly (very finely) ground & tamped that will produce a pro-level awe-inspiring shot. That combination will absolutely replace a $2000+ Italian espresso machine on your counter. But for a very portable machine for the office or travel, this paired with good quality Nespresso pods is a major step up from hotel room coffee, or having to stumble down to the coffee shop in the hotel lobby in your PJs and slippers to get your morning fix. That is my use for it- hotel room use when I travel. Fill it with water before I go to sleep, stick a pod in there and leave it on the night stand. When I wake up, press and hold the button for a few seconds, it'll heat the water and dispense the shot into the included cup in a little over 3 minutes. Caffeinated before I even get out of bed. If you go the Nespresso compatible OE pod route, I strongly recommend the Starbucks brand. That part of the company is owned by Nestle (who owns Nespresso) so the pods are real-deal, but they have good fresh coffee in them. Honestly, the hassle of grinding coffee to make a 6gr shot is not worth it, just use the pods. The coffee only touches the lower parts that screw off, so clean up is just a quick rinse. It's mostly plastic but it seems like high grade durable plastic that'll take some abuse. There is nothing about this coffee maker that seems cheap, lightweight or under-engineered. To the contrary actually, it's heavy duty and well made. Like all battery powered tools, the battery is a wear component of this device and when the battery dies, your coffee maker dies. Unless iFixIt comes up with a tutorial on how to replace the battery. Hopefully it's a really good quality battery that will last years.

Wow! For someone who heavily tends towards setting up my coffee the night before, and having the machine run around wake up, this is pretty fantastic as a change from either making a ~20 minute stop during a busy day for a coffee, or from using some instant in cold water. So, less experience, and more get it done. For a good, slow day I'll do a pour over, but espresso for me has lived in the realm of go to a place and pay a human. I got some pods from a familiar brand as well as tried out some espresso grind (freshly ground) coffee. The pod looked better, and while it's got all the usual characteristics of a dark roast, by itself I would say it turned out well. With creamer, like I take my coffee, it was definitely something I could drink daily let alone be quite happy when out for a long day such as a good hike. Tried again with my own ground coffee, by itself it was unpleasant and with creamer it was as good or better than my morning coffee. Both were greatly improved as a mocha with a dash of hot cocoa mix, so could be me that's off. Noise is a bit loud, you would really notice this out in nowhere. No, it's not coffee grinder loud, but it's louder than my drip coffee machine. Size is good, like a larger water bottle, here is hoping to see future revisions since it feels like size could come down. Weight feels pretty good too. For day hikes, I'll definitely bring this along. For short camping trips, this could definitely be plan a for waking up in the morning. And where this will see the most use for me, day trips with my young kids. Leaving a zoo or a park, where my emotions and energy are falling and fast, this could mean adding some coffee to this, popping in a pod, setting it to make a shot while I then move on to getting the kid a snack and comfortable before we head home. Absolutely going to change those outings if it holds up. Haven't done a deep clean yet, feels like running water through it for a thorough clean could be a challenge. But the parts I used would be good enough with a quick wipe down, so I feel like it will be easy enough. Wish it came with a bag, but glad I've got one. Definitely recommend it for those on the go wanting a little hot water. Oatmeal? I'm hoping it's as durable as it feels, would love to still be using this in years to come.

Here is the good: it is small, it makes great coffee, it is battery powered Here is the meh: the maximum allowed liquid quantity is just too small. Need to be able to make two espressos. Here is the ugly: really the battery capacity needs to be doubled. The fact that it only makes 2 espressos on a charge is frankly ridiculous and I had an instance where the machine quit on the second cup. To add insult to injury - if you plug it into the charger you can't complete the brew. It does not work when it is out of juice and charging. So you need to open it up, drain the water and carry it to the charger (with the ground coffee inside) ... it is just weird like that. Need to make at least 4 brews with the knowledge that once the battery starts to age you get at least the 2 promised brews. Need to operate while plugged into the charger. The worst thing to happen is when you making coffee for a special someone and the whole rig stops working in the middle of the process and you simply don't have the 20 minutes to wait for it to get charged.

Excellent portable coffee maker! It’s compact, easy to use, and makes surprisingly great coffee wherever I go. Perfect for travel, work, or even keeping in the car. Highly recommended for coffee lovers on the move.

Wow, I really like this espresso maker. Since I started making my own espresso with a larger tabletop machine, I was looking for a way to make espresso on the go, for example at work or in a hotel when traveling. I am so impressed with this tiny machine, that now I am using it at home at my desk all the time, even though I could go into the kitchen and use the larger machine. There is no perceivable difference in the quality of my espressos. The machine is very well designed and the material feels high quality (especially the plastic parts) and very sturdy. It has a nice large water reservoir, that is able to hold enough water to make a double shot and even a lungo (extra water on top). The quality of the espresso shots is amazing with nice rich crema on top every single time. I did get the additional basket plus, so I can pull double shots and I highly recommend to add this to your Nano. The most amazing part is the battery life. I tried once or twice to make an espresso from cold water and that eats a good portion of the battery, but it also heats the water from room temperature to make a perfect hot espresso. But when you use already heated water from a kettle, you can go with this machine almost indefinitely. I have used it daily for a few month now and so far have not needed to recharge it. That's amazing. Overall this is an amazing portable espresso maker and all their accessories are worth looking at as well.

Awesome product. I’ve now used it for about a year and love it every morning. I use the large basket sold separately and it makes amazing espresso. I highly recommend preheating the water if you can as it makes the battery life last about a week or more. The unit is very compact and easy to use. I’ve had 2 major issues with it though. 1st, I had an issue with the heating mode not working on it and giving error lights. Their support is amazing and set a brand new unit with little hassle. 2nd, I had an issue with the basket screen breaking off. Their support replaced that as well with a small fee. I highly recommend whether for everyday use or on the go!