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product_id: 57384600
title: "Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker,Upgraded Version of Minipresso, 18 Bar Pressure Ground Coffee, Small Travel Coffee Maker, Manually Operated, Perfect for Trips and Camping Outdoor"
brand: "wacaco"
price: "VT29753"
currency: VUV
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Wacaco"
url: https://www.desertcart.vu/products/57384600-nanopresso-portable-espresso-maker-upgraded-version-of-minipresso-18-bar
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# manual, no battery needed ultra portable travel size 18 bar max pressure Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker,Upgraded Version of Minipresso, 18 Bar Pressure Ground Coffee, Small Travel Coffee Maker, Manually Operated, Perfect for Trips and Camping Outdoor

**Brand:** wacaco
**Price:** VT29753
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Elevate your coffee game anywhere — because great espresso waits for no one!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker,Upgraded Version of Minipresso, 18 Bar Pressure Ground Coffee, Small Travel Coffee Maker, Manually Operated, Perfect for Trips and Camping Outdoor by wacaco
- **How much does it cost?** VT29753 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.vu](https://www.desertcart.vu/products/57384600-nanopresso-portable-espresso-maker-upgraded-version-of-minipresso-18-bar)

## Best For

- wacaco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wacaco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Effortless Pumping:** Requires 15% less force than previous models, making your morning espresso ritual smooth and satisfying.
- • **Barista-Level Pressure:** Delivers a powerful 18 bars (261 PSI) for rich, crema-topped espresso anywhere.
- • **Travel-Ready Compactness:** Lightweight (0.34 kg) and sleek (6.14" tall) design fits effortlessly in your backpack or carry-on.
- • **Zero Electricity Dependence:** Fully manual operation means no batteries or plugs—perfect for remote trips and camping.
- • **Easy Maintenance & Customization:** Quick disassembly for deep cleaning plus optional Barista Kit and NS Adapter for personalized coffee experiences.

## Overview

The WACACO Nanopresso is a compact, manually operated portable espresso maker engineered to deliver professional-grade espresso with up to 18 bars of pressure. Designed for travelers and outdoor enthusiasts, it requires no electricity or batteries, making it ideal for camping or hotel stays. Its ergonomic pumping system reduces effort by 15% compared to earlier models, while easy disassembly ensures hassle-free cleaning. Compatible accessories like the Barista Kit and NS Adapter expand brewing options, making it a versatile must-have for coffee aficionados on the go.

## Description

desertcart.com: WACACO Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker,Upgraded Version of Minipresso, 18 Bar Pressure Ground Coffee, Small Travel Coffee Maker, Manually Operated, Perfect for Trips and Camping Outdoor : Home & Kitchen

Review: Works as claimed, excellent espresso-style coffee, easy to use - Works as claimed, excellent espresso-style coffee, easy to use. The instruction booklet has instructions in what seems like 20 different languages so the enclosed manual is quite bulky, but there's only 4 pages of small English - funny English - instructions. It seems intimidating at first as there appear to be lots of parts that have to put taken off, turned around, pushed in, screwed in... but after you read the directions and do it once, it really is quite obvious and you really won't need the instructions again. The website allows you to download the manual for both the unit and the barista kit which you ought to do and keep it on your phone for reference, unless you are using this thing everyday... The unit is "designed in California" and made in China and apparently, so were the instructions as they are a little "off" but nothing that you can't work through. After reading the instructions and understanding the operation, I made a great cup of coffee first time in about 60 seconds. My wife and I both thought the coffee was excellent with good crema. (And we are comparing it to our $750 Gaggia Espresso machine.) The pump was easy to operate and didn't require much effort. One tip: check which end is up carefully before starting to pump! You could be pumping a long time with nothing happening! (Learned the hard way here...) Once the Nanapresso is oriented properly (!) it doesn't take too long or too much effort to start getting the coffee flowing. It is not heavy and is quite compact and perfect for traveling, which is why we bought it. I am tired of trying to guess what kind of espresso machine they might have at our hotels (they often give precise information reliably) or finding the hotel considers 2 small espresso pods which make just one tiny cup of coffee each "enough" for my wife and I - or worse, 2 sacks of lousy "instant" coffee. OMG! But every Hoel has at least a hot water maker and cups (to make tea from those lousy 2 bags of tea they leave) and that's all you need with this. You don't have to worry about bringing or finding some place that sells whatever "pod" you need. You can buy a bag of good coffee in espresso grind almost any place in the world at a Starbucks, local coffee shop or grocery store and keep that and this Nanopress with you during you trip for excellent coffee every morning (or morning, noon and night, depending on your dependency issues...) In conclusion, this is small enough, and light enough, even with the extension tube and carrying case, to throw in your travel backpack/carry on without taking up too much room, and will allow you to have decent - great - coffee in your hotel room. For people who are used to drinking - and demand - good coffee, this is a lifesaver! Also, while I didn't have any problems with this, I did contact customer service (Hong Kong based) about a few "suggestions" as mentioned in this review and they were very prompt in responding. I will include a review of the "Barista kit" and the Carrying case here as well: "BARISTA KIT": I think it is worth it, although you get a little bit more than you would really need. You get THREE "filter baskets" (2x 16g and 1x 8g) which allows you to "preload" the coffee to make them one after the other. Frankly, that leaves you with FOUR baskets if you include the one that already came with the Nanopress, which at that point, is unnecessary. They could have left out the extra 8oz IMHO, reducing cost a little bit. The included tamper is nice and much easier to use than the coffee scoop included with the Nanopresso. For traveling, you can easily fit both large coffee filters into the unit, as well as the tamper. You can't fit the brush or the coffee scoop in, however. IMHO, the "Barista Kit" is worth buying as it allows you to make more coffee quickly. It also allows more variation in the strength of the coffee, since you have the larger coffee baskets and you can put a little less coffee in the water tank if you prefer a a stronger brew if you like but still have plenty of brew in your cup! (With the smaller water tank, your adjustment options are more limited.) (We found filling up the water tank to capacity produced a slightly weaker brew than we prefer, so the option to use a little less water but still have plenty of coffee was preferred.) There had been some comments in a review or two about "oh, my coffee isn't as hot when I use the larger water tank..." What?? Really?? "Cooled down coffee?" How long does it take you to pump a few extra pumps for a larger cup? Are you using lukewarm tap water and then waiting a half an hour before drinking??? I found no such issue with "cooler coffee." And if you're using just-boiled water, you better be careful that it does sit a bit so you don't burn yourself. No, no issue with "cooler coffee." Finally, "Wacaco Nanopresso Case, Protective Case for Nanopresso". This I don't rate so highly. It is a very tight fit for the Nanopress, regardless of whether you have the basic unit or the "Barista kit extension tube." Both units will fit length-wise into the case, but the height (diameter) of the unit (which doesn't change) makes it a very tight fit. While there is an outdent to accommodate the unit's pump handle bulge, you can't fit anything else in the container, such as the very small but very necessary filter brush. As long as there already is a bulge in the case, there really should be a small compartment to put that kind of accessory in. In that, I'll ding it 1 star. What are you going to do with the brush, besides loose it? Better yet, instead of a compartment, just making the case as little as an inch longer would accommodate the brush and maybe another accessory or two, and certainly wouldn't increase the size much at all.
Review: Excellent coffee on the go. - Very good! Perfect solution when on trip, holidays or any other place where no machine coffee is available. Tastes really well, easy to make. Recommended!

## Features

- No battery/electricity need/Manual operation only! Nanopresso is one of the best and most versatile espresso machines. Built around a newly patented pumping system, the Nanopresso is capable of reaching, with the help of your hands, a maximum of 18 bars (261 PSI) of pressure for unparalleled coffee extractions qualities.
- Achieving the perfect espresso shot is far from easy. The Nanopresso works best with finely ground coffee that is tamped hard. Thanks to its innovative construction and easy operation, Nanopresso will help you brew perfect cups with a nice and dense crema layer every time.
- It is delightfully easy to operate and simple to use. The Nanopresso requires 15% less force to pump compared to previous models (1st generation Minipresso). When necessary, every components of the portafilter are easily separated for deep cleaning.
- Note: Package does not include any accessories! You can buy the NS Adapter accessory separately to make your Nanopresso machine compatible with Ns Original capsules and most of compatibles. Or buy Barista Kit accessory separately for Nanopresso machine to make double espresso shots. More exclusive accessories can be found through the description at the bottom of this page or the Wacaco store.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0797T2FYL |
| Best Sellers Rank | #156,693 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) #616 in Coffee Makers |
| Brand | WACACO |
| Brand Name | WACACO |
| Capacity | 2.8 Fluid Ounces |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Package Type | FFP Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 4,527 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Matte |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04897066230122 |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Included Components | Bag, Nanopresso machine |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 2.44"D x 2.8"W x 6.14"H |
| Item Height | 6.14 inches |
| Item Weight | 0.34 Kilograms |
| Manufacturer | WACACO |
| Material | Plastic |
| Model Name | 14680800-Nanopresso |
| Model Number | Nano+BAG FBA |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Portable,Manual |
| Product Dimensions | 2.44"D x 2.8"W x 6.14"H |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Traveling |
| Special Feature | Portable,Manual |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Classic |
| UPC | 601263234654 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WACACO
- **Capacity:** 2.8 Fluid Ounces
- **Color:** Black
- **Product Dimensions:** 2.44"D x 2.8"W x 6.14"H
- **Special Feature:** Portable,Manual

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Color** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Does it make a lot of moise when you are pumping?**
A: No moise. Not much noise either. A bit like a miniature bicycle pump. It is not completely silent but barely noticeable.

**Q: Mine squeaks when you pump it. Is that normal?**
A: Yes.

**Q: Does the price make it a better option than an AeroPress?**
A: Similarity
1.They all use coffee powder.
2.They need manual operation, no battery, no electric power.
3.They all can't heat, need add boiling water.

difference
1.Nanopresso include cup.
2.Nanopresso is great for a expresso and the Aeropress for a good cup of black coffee.
3.Nanopresso can make a great espresso with a rich crema.
4.If you have Nanopresso and want to use coffee capsules, you can purchased a NS Adapter separately.Don't purchase a new coffee machine.
5.Nanopresso's price is more expensive than AeroPress.

**Q: how do you clean it after use?**
A: Just open and clean is great amazing

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Works as claimed, excellent espresso-style coffee, easy to use
*by G***K on August 24, 2024*

Works as claimed, excellent espresso-style coffee, easy to use. The instruction booklet has instructions in what seems like 20 different languages so the enclosed manual is quite bulky, but there's only 4 pages of small English - funny English - instructions. It seems intimidating at first as there appear to be lots of parts that have to put taken off, turned around, pushed in, screwed in... but after you read the directions and do it once, it really is quite obvious and you really won't need the instructions again. The website allows you to download the manual for both the unit and the barista kit which you ought to do and keep it on your phone for reference, unless you are using this thing everyday... The unit is "designed in California" and made in China and apparently, so were the instructions as they are a little "off" but nothing that you can't work through. After reading the instructions and understanding the operation, I made a great cup of coffee first time in about 60 seconds. My wife and I both thought the coffee was excellent with good crema. (And we are comparing it to our $750 Gaggia Espresso machine.) The pump was easy to operate and didn't require much effort. One tip: check which end is up carefully before starting to pump! You could be pumping a long time with nothing happening! (Learned the hard way here...) Once the Nanapresso is oriented properly (!) it doesn't take too long or too much effort to start getting the coffee flowing. It is not heavy and is quite compact and perfect for traveling, which is why we bought it. I am tired of trying to guess what kind of espresso machine they might have at our hotels (they often give precise information reliably) or finding the hotel considers 2 small espresso pods which make just one tiny cup of coffee each "enough" for my wife and I - or worse, 2 sacks of lousy "instant" coffee. OMG! But every Hoel has at least a hot water maker and cups (to make tea from those lousy 2 bags of tea they leave) and that's all you need with this. You don't have to worry about bringing or finding some place that sells whatever "pod" you need. You can buy a bag of good coffee in espresso grind almost any place in the world at a Starbucks, local coffee shop or grocery store and keep that and this Nanopress with you during you trip for excellent coffee every morning (or morning, noon and night, depending on your dependency issues...) In conclusion, this is small enough, and light enough, even with the extension tube and carrying case, to throw in your travel backpack/carry on without taking up too much room, and will allow you to have decent - great - coffee in your hotel room. For people who are used to drinking - and demand - good coffee, this is a lifesaver! Also, while I didn't have any problems with this, I did contact customer service (Hong Kong based) about a few "suggestions" as mentioned in this review and they were very prompt in responding. I will include a review of the "Barista kit" and the Carrying case here as well: "BARISTA KIT": I think it is worth it, although you get a little bit more than you would really need. You get THREE "filter baskets" (2x 16g and 1x 8g) which allows you to "preload" the coffee to make them one after the other. Frankly, that leaves you with FOUR baskets if you include the one that already came with the Nanopress, which at that point, is unnecessary. They could have left out the extra 8oz IMHO, reducing cost a little bit. The included tamper is nice and much easier to use than the coffee scoop included with the Nanopresso. For traveling, you can easily fit both large coffee filters into the unit, as well as the tamper. You can't fit the brush or the coffee scoop in, however. IMHO, the "Barista Kit" is worth buying as it allows you to make more coffee quickly. It also allows more variation in the strength of the coffee, since you have the larger coffee baskets and you can put a little less coffee in the water tank if you prefer a a stronger brew if you like but still have plenty of brew in your cup! (With the smaller water tank, your adjustment options are more limited.) (We found filling up the water tank to capacity produced a slightly weaker brew than we prefer, so the option to use a little less water but still have plenty of coffee was preferred.) There had been some comments in a review or two about "oh, my coffee isn't as hot when I use the larger water tank..." What?? Really?? "Cooled down coffee?" How long does it take you to pump a few extra pumps for a larger cup? Are you using lukewarm tap water and then waiting a half an hour before drinking??? I found no such issue with "cooler coffee." And if you're using just-boiled water, you better be careful that it does sit a bit so you don't burn yourself. No, no issue with "cooler coffee." Finally, "Wacaco Nanopresso Case, Protective Case for Nanopresso". This I don't rate so highly. It is a very tight fit for the Nanopress, regardless of whether you have the basic unit or the "Barista kit extension tube." Both units will fit length-wise into the case, but the height (diameter) of the unit (which doesn't change) makes it a very tight fit. While there is an outdent to accommodate the unit's pump handle bulge, you can't fit anything else in the container, such as the very small but very necessary filter brush. As long as there already is a bulge in the case, there really should be a small compartment to put that kind of accessory in. In that, I'll ding it 1 star. What are you going to do with the brush, besides loose it? Better yet, instead of a compartment, just making the case as little as an inch longer would accommodate the brush and maybe another accessory or two, and certainly wouldn't increase the size much at all.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent coffee on the go.
*by N***. on January 17, 2026*

Very good! Perfect solution when on trip, holidays or any other place where no machine coffee is available. Tastes really well, easy to make. Recommended!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Spectacular once dialled in, and with some extra gear
*by U***E on November 10, 2025*

This thing is spectacular if you want espresso while travelling and you want it enough to make some effort. I have a Breville Infuser at home and use the nanopresso when traveling, because I got fed up with hotel room coffee machines, or over-priced bad espressos in coffee shops. It did take me some time to get it dialled in but I did that at home. I travel for work most weeks so have been using this 2-3 times per week for a year or two so wanted to post some of my tips to get the most out of this, to deal with issues other reviewers have with the temperature of the espresso, and cleaning. 1. I have the double espresso kit with the bigger basket and the extender. However I do not need the bigger water tank because that would be too much water. The pressure is perfect with 16 g in the basket, which wants 32 g of coffee output. If I fill the small water tank I get 32g output with a tiny bit left in the tank, so I don't need the bigger tank. 2. Sometimes I had trouble with the pressure being too high, and then absolutely nothing would come out. This turned out to be because I had too much coffee in the basket - it's very sensitive to that because of the pressure gauge. So now I carry a tiny coffee scale with me to weigh the coffee grounds and the output. 3. If I have time (ie if I don't have to get up at 5am) then I prime the machine with hot water first. This really helps, but it's also perfectly fine it I don't. I also carry a Yeti espresso cup and I prime that with hot water too. Then I pump my espresso into that instead of the plastic cup that comes with the Wacaco, and the temperature is great. If I don't have time I get the whole thing set up with grounds the night before so that all I have to do in the morning is pump water through it. 4. I experimented with carrying around a hand grinder so that the coffee would be freshly ground, but decided it wasn't worth the effort. (The effort was huge.) So now I grind coffee at home and take it with me. My trips are usually 2-3 days long so the coffee is usually no more than 3 days ground - not ideal but the hand grinder wasn't worth it. I also tried a portable electric grinder but decided that wasn't worth it either. 5. To wash it I run everything under the tap and then dab it vaguely dry with tissues. Depending on my schedule I often then have to pack it up damp but I have not had any trouble with that. If I'm not travelling for a few weeks I open everything up at home and clean it properly, but otherwise I just take it on my next trip and it's fine. 6. I find the hard case to be crucial. Before I had the hard case, I cracked the body somehow in my suitcase, so that it wouldn't build pressure properly any more. I bought a new one and the hard case. It doesn't fit with the double espresso extender on it, but I'm already carrying another pouch with gear so I just put it in the pouch with the scale and the ziplocs of coffee grounds and the tamper. I fit the basket in the actual machine. (The double shot basket fits inside the single shot water tank.) 7. I also have a little folding tray that I open up in my hotel room to put all the gear onto so that I can carry it back and forth between the hot water machine and the sink if I need to, and just to keep everything together. I cover it with kleenex first because things do get a little messy. 8. I recommend watching a video for how to get the coffee puck out of the basket. Before I did that I was scooping it out with a spoon, which was tedious. It's still a bit tedious, but less tedious as I can get it out as a puck. I would never use this at home instead of the Breville, but while traveling I find this effort completely worth it because I care enough about my espresso. This makes better espresso than almost every coffee shop I've been to in the US. The only place I wouldn't bother with this is Australia, where they seem to have amazing espresso in every random coffee shop I walk into. I wouldn't do this while camping, but then again, I wouldn't go camping.

## Frequently Bought Together

- WACACO Nanopresso Portable Espresso Maker, Upgrade Version of Minipresso, 18 Bar Pressure, Small Travel Coffee Maker, Manually Operated. Perfect for Kitchen and Office
- WACACO Nanopresso Barista Kit, Accessory for Nanopresso Portable Espresso Machine, Double Espresso, Lungo
- WACACO Nanopresso NS Adapter, Accessories for Nanopresso Portable Espresso Machine, Compatible with NS Capsules, Perfect for Traveling, Camping or Office Use

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