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Handpresso Wild Espresso Maker for Coffee Pods

3.8 out of 5 stars 86 ratings

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Brand Handpresso
Colour Black
Special feature Removable Tank
Coffee maker type Espresso Machine
Filter type Reusable
Capacity
1 Cups
Material
Plastic
Item weight
0.49 Kilograms
Wattage
1050 watts

About this item

  • <ul>
  • <li>The world's smallest, portable, non-electrical 16 bar espresso machine</li>
  • <li>Uses all brands of E.S.E Pods available in most major supermarkets</li>
  • <li>Product Dimensions:25x12.7x9.7 cm</li>
  • </ul>
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Technical Details

Brand ‎Handpresso
Model Number ‎48200
Colour ‎Black
Product Dimensions ‎22.1 x 9.91 x 7.11 cm; 486 g
Voltage ‎230 Volts
Auto Shutoff ‎No
Special Features ‎Removable Tank
Item Weight ‎486 g

Additional Information

ASIN B001J0TI58
Customer Reviews
3.8 out of 5 stars 86 ratings

3.8 out of 5 stars
Date First Available 1 Jan. 2008

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Product description

Product description

Portable, handheld espresso machine pumps to 16 bars of pressure; Makes café-quality espresso, cappuccino, Americano, and latte; Requires hot water and an E.S.E. coffee pod (sold separately); Durable yet lightweight; Rinses clean -- no disassembly necessary; Measures 8–2/3 by 3–8/9 by 2–4/5 inches.

Box Contains

  • 1 x Handpresso Wild Espresso Maker
  • 1 x spare O-ring

Customer reviews

3.8 out of 5 stars
86 global ratings

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Customers find the espresso machine delivers great coffee every time, with good build quality and a nice crema on top. The device is easy to use and makes coffee preparation simple, with one customer noting there's no mess involved. They appreciate its portability, with one mentioning it's ideal for taking on holiday.

13 customers mention ‘Coffee quality’13 positive0 negative

Customers enjoy the coffee quality of this espresso machine, with one customer noting it delivers great coffee every time and another mentioning its good crema.

"...Its lovely! Makes apparently good expresso (I've no idea I hate the stuff), quick, easy, really easy to clean and it fits in the cutlery drawer...." Read more

"...This is beautifully designed and built. It produces a decent shot of espresso with the minimum of fuss...." Read more

"Good idea, but coffee is very light...." Read more

"...But the coffee has a good kick and a nice crema on top. The best pods I've found so far have been the Waitrose own-brand...." Read more

8 customers mention ‘Build quality’6 positive2 negative

Customers praise the espresso machine's build quality.

"...This is beautifully designed and built. It produces a decent shot of espresso with the minimum of fuss...." Read more

"...come off, but it's only cosmetic and it still seems to be a very solidly built machine...." Read more

"...At this price didn't expect such cheap construction." Read more

"...It feels solidly built and is pretty heavy, so I wouldn't take it backpacking. I now keep it in my office to make a nice post-lunch coffee." Read more

4 customers mention ‘Design’4 positive0 negative

Customers like the design of the espresso machine, with one mentioning the nice crema on top.

"...Quite expensive I thought but what the heck. Its lovely!..." Read more

"...This is beautifully designed and built. It produces a decent shot of espresso with the minimum of fuss...." Read more

"...But the coffee has a good kick and a nice crema on top. The best pods I've found so far have been the Waitrose own-brand...." Read more

"...His colleagues are very intrigued! He really enjoys a shot of expresso, a little something special in the day!" Read more

4 customers mention ‘Ease of use’4 positive0 negative

Customers find the espresso machine easy to use.

"...Makes apparently good expresso (I've no idea I hate the stuff), quick, easy, really easy to clean and it fits in the cutlery drawer...." Read more

"...It only needs a few pumps to get up to pressure and is very easy to use...." Read more

"...Easy to use prividing you remeber to hold it the right way up. The instructions are however a little obscure...." Read more

"...Simple to use, without all the drama of normal coffee making, ideal for the camper or comping! Its always on the kit list now." Read more

3 customers mention ‘Ease of coffee making’3 positive0 negative

Customers find the espresso machine easy to use, with one mentioning it makes the process simple and another noting there's no mess involved.

"...It produces a decent shot of espresso with the minimum of fuss. It only needs a few pumps to get up to pressure and is very easy to use...." Read more

"...As long as you have access to hot water it makes coffee making really simple...." Read more

"...Simple to use, without all the drama of normal coffee making, ideal for the camper or comping! Its always on the kit list now." Read more

3 customers mention ‘Portableness’3 positive0 negative

Customers appreciate the espresso machine's portability, with one mentioning it's ideal for taking on holiday and another noting it's perfect for camping.

"...Not a candidate for your main espresso maker but a useful portable adjunct." Read more

"...to use, without all the drama of normal coffee making, ideal for the camper or comping! Its always on the kit list now." Read more

"This clever machine makes superb coffee, ideal for taking away on holiday, or a small kitchen," Read more

Top reviews from United Kingdom

  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 12 February 2009
    My partner loves expresso but we have a tiny kitchen so no room for a big machine, plus I know it would gather dust as the whole cleaning routine would bore him. So took the plunge and bought him a handpresso for Christmas. Quite expensive I thought but what the heck.

    Its lovely! Makes apparently good expresso (I've no idea I hate the stuff), quick, easy, really easy to clean and it fits in the cutlery drawer. The clearest indicator that this is a winner is, in a house with gadgets gathering dust in every cupboard, this gets used regularly.

    Two downsides - firstly despite what I'd read I couldn't find the right pods in any supermarked - had to buy them on line so no coffe Christmas day, secondly I can't get the lid off after the coffee is made so I shan't be buying one for my arthritic father!

    If you you have strong hands and a small kitchen go for it.
    18 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 31 August 2011
    I had this delivered yesterday and I am using it with Illy pods in my office which lacks a decent coffee machine. This is beautifully designed and built. It produces a decent shot of espresso with the minimum of fuss. It only needs a few pumps to get up to pressure and is very easy to use. The coffee produced is as good as the full sized Nespresso machine I use at home. When you are done remove the pod and rinse the exit nozzle and stick it back in the drawer. A very good product that lives up to its advertising.
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 November 2011
    Bought the handpresso and used it only on vacations. The pump broke after seven month of light use. At this price didn't expect such cheap construction.
    3 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 5 May 2009
    Bought this after seeing on the Gadget Show - not cheap but worth the £s. Makes excellent coffee & great for taking away. Pods best bought in bulk online or could get expensive. Only slight flaw is that paintwork chips fairly easily (even with it's expensive case). Would recommend if you like your espresso!
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 2 September 2018
    Good idea, but coffee is very light. After little use the plastic button to stop the pressure broke by itself, so I wrote to the producer but I did not receive any response. Good idea but badly developed.
  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 October 2009
    I bought this because I work in an office with nothing but a rubbish coffee machine and a boiler. I previously worked in the middle of London and got used to decent coffee from the nearby Italian coffee shop. The Handpresso didn't disappoint. You need to preheat the espresso cup and the glass reservoir or it won't be hot enough. But the coffee has a good kick and a nice crema on top. The best pods I've found so far have been the Waitrose own-brand. About half the price of Illy and a darker roast.

    I store it in my drawer at work and the thin paint on the bezel around the pressure gauge has started to come off, but it's only cosmetic and it still seems to be a very solidly built machine. Now I just have to teach my colleagues to stop calling it "expresso"!

    Highly recommended.
    8 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 4 August 2009
    The 'Handpresso' does 'what it says on the tin' and produces a good cup of espresso from a standard coffee pod. A drawback is that you have to load the container with hot water from a kettle (or thermos if you are outdoors) for each espresso you want to make. It works well with standard coffee pods. It just needs to be pumped up a few times to get pressure up and then it delivers a perfectly respectable espresso.

    A most useful device if you wish to make an espresso in your hotel bedroom or on a picnic. Not a candidate for your main espresso maker but a useful portable adjunct.
    10 people found this helpful
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  • Reviewed in the United Kingdom on 29 August 2013
    I like (need) a strong espresso to wake up in the morning. I got this for a holiday trip and it worked out really well. As long as you have access to hot water it makes coffee making really simple. It produces a really nice little cup of espresso at a perfect drinking temperature. It's easy to pump up to the right pressure, add water, put in pod, turn over, press button and it's ready. It does tend to spurt and splutter at the end of the pour, so make sure it's on a surface that can take some splashes. The unit itself is easy to clean - just rinse under a tap.
    It feels solidly built and is pretty heavy, so I wouldn't take it backpacking.
    I now keep it in my office to make a nice post-lunch coffee.

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  • El Luso
    5.0 out of 5 stars super espresso und lustig
    Reviewed in Germany on 25 December 2013
    das ist die zweite handpresso, die ich gekauft habe, ich mag das kleine teil also wirklich. die erste war nach heftigem dauereinsatz nach knapp zwei jahren verschlissen, obwohl die handpressos sehr stabil gemacht sind. wichtig ist die wahl der ese-pads, da diese den geschmack entscheiden. der espresso selbst ist dann ein gedicht und kann sich locker mit den grossen maschienen messen. ürsprünglich aber fand ich die manuelle mechanik lustig, und war dann überrascht, was für ein toller espresso rauskommt
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  • taraud
    5.0 out of 5 stars taraud
    Reviewed in Italy on 29 March 2016
    Rispondo a Raffaele e Flavia.
    Mi rivolgo a Raffaele e Flavia.
    Non siate così pessimisti nei confronti di un dispositivo , a dir poco geniale.
    Fa stupire che sia stato concepito in Francia e non in Italia che siamo la Patria del "Caffè Espresso".
    Vi lamentate , a mio avviso ingiustamente, che non si può usare perché manca l'acqua calda, un po' di elasticità mentale penso non guasterebbe.
    Siamo in un ' Era tecnologica dove si può trovare di tutto e di più, ad esempio un ottimo Thermos o meglio ancora un Bollitore 12volt che funge da Thermos, in entrambi i casi si può usufruire di acqua calda a 80° per almeno 2 ore il primo, mentre per il secondo (il bollitore) per un tempo indeterminato, e qui sta la genialità del prodotto, rispetto ai concorrenti che si possono usare solo in auto.
    Questo lo si può usare anche a piedi durante una passeggiata o un tracking su per i monti.........non c'è paragone!
    Per non parlare infine della qualità del caffè ..proprio come al bar e forse anche meglio!
  • Alana
    5.0 out of 5 stars Fantástica
    Reviewed in Spain on 26 August 2013
    Es ideal para ir de excursión, para un picnic en la playa, o para utilizarlo en cualquier lugar en el no se disponga de electricidad.
    El café es mejor que el de muchos expresos que me han servido en bares.
    Estoy completamente satisfecha con esta compra.
  • Antonio San Segundo Sánchez
    4.0 out of 5 stars Cafe sin electricidad
    Reviewed in Spain on 16 May 2014
    Muy interesante. Es una cafetera muy útil para camping, autocaravanas.
    No es necesaria una fuente de energia eléctrica para tomar café en el campo.
    El único "pero" es la necesidad de utilizar el café en cápsulas
  • Kurt Waldherr
    1.0 out of 5 stars Super Idee schlecht umgesetzt, zum dem Preis ein Witz
    Reviewed in Germany on 15 December 2013
    Als ich die Handpresso bekommen habe war ich zunächst enttäuscht - der Kaffee war einfach nicht gut.

    Nach einigem Experimentieren und Wechsel der Kaffeesorte war ich dann begeistert, wirklich guter Espresso.

    Leider sind die Dichtungen sehr anfällig und nach geschätzen 100 Kaffees wurde die Maschine undicht.

    Seither hab ich einige Zeit investiert, Dichtungen getauscht (dabei ist dann leider ein Riss bei der Verschraubung des TAnks entstanden)
    Jetzt hab ich versucht das mit Kleber zu richten - sie ist und bleibt undicht (der Druck entweicht sodass kaum mehr Wasser durch
    den Kaffee läuft).

    Da ich sehr viel Kaffee gekauft habe (wegen der relativ hohen Versandkosten) kaufe ich mir nun notgedrungen wieder eine
    Handpresso.

    Wenn schon schlechte O-Ringe verwendet werden und der Kunststofftank anfällig auf Risse ist, dann sollten diese Dinge zumindest als Ersatzteile angeboten werden.

    Schade - die Idee finde ich genial.

    Nachtrag - ich hab im Dezember eine 2. Handpresso gekauft, dazu auch gleich einen Ristretto Filter (Kaffee wird damit wirklich besser).
    War alles toll, aber nach einem Monat war beim Pumpen plötzlich kein Widerstand mehr (es konnte kein Druck aufgebaut werden) - na super.
    Nach einigem Probieren, hat es dann wieder funktioniert. Da das nach so kurzer Zeit aufgetreten ist, hab ich die Maschine zurück geschickt.

    Jetzt hab ich wieder ein Monat gewartet, hab immer noch viel zu viel ESE-Tabs und bestell jetzt Nr. 3.