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Es un resuelve cuando se va la luz le pongo las pilas y listo para hacer café Read more

I thought this might be something I could use if we lose power during hurricanes, but it was not what I thought. I have it away. Read more

This makes great coffee and is super easy to travel with. Easy clean up and pours right over a cup or mug. Just be sure to purchase the filters for it! Read more

This is the greatest invention of coffee for someone constantly on the move haha so good I had write a review, which I never do! Excellent! It uses batteries that’s the one thing I’d change to rechargeable but it is $20 so they still get 5 stars. Update: as you may have read I really enjoyed this product, I loved it so much that when my first one broke after a few weeks I bought another one. I was going to return it but I thought I had broke it… well it turns out that the second one also broke from the same part in the same area. I really wanted to support this product as it worked great for a week, but I ended up disappointed. They need to get a better quality in their product and I’d definitely give it a try again Read more

We travel a lot so when I came across this little take-a-long I was intrigued. My husband loves his brewed coffee and when in a pinch he will use a pour over which is what I instantly thought of when I found this product. It is a pour over, unfortunately, it is a little more involved than a traditional pour over. There are definitely a few more parts to contend with, small parts. This is a battery operated coffee maker, it is not rechargeable. It uses 3 AA batteries (not included) and you install them on top. The cover is not very secure, it is easy to remove. I’d keep that in mind especially if you have little ones. As for the process, it is fairly simple to operate. You have to be careful when placing the maker on top of a mug as there is nothing to secure it to the coffee cup. It can be easily knocked over if not careful. The carafe portion is stellar, it is a fantastic double wall vessel that is really heavy & thick. How much you can brew depends on how much water and grounds you place inside the carafe. I did fill the carafe with water only and it holds 8 oz. When I added coffee grounds, I did lose liquid volume. I’m sure a small cup of coffee is perfect for some, for others, you will need to run it twice if you prefer a larger cup. It isn’t obnoxiously loud, it does make some noise, but nothing that’s annoying. When dispensing the brewed coffee, you do have to continually hold the orange button. It’s not an automated process where you push the button and it dispenses on its own. I was quite impressed to see it operate as it did not leak whatsoever and NO grounds seeped into the mug, kudos! There was a bit of coffee residue at the bottom of the mug, nothing to get excited about. The clean up is no fun especially if on the run. Given that this is a travel accessory, you may find the clean up process to be tedious. You have to remove the battery compartment from the carafe, take the filter compartment off the bottom, remove the screen filters and rubber seals as everything has coffee on it. Reassembling everything can be a challenge especially if the seals are not inserted properly as I found out (leakage)! Overall it is a nice coffee maker, put together really well. If on leisurely travel this will work perfectly, but travel deadlines, forget it. Read more

This is an okay product it does not have heat so you have to heat your water extremely before using but it makes a good expresso when the water is hot enough and it seems to be a pretty good value for its money Read more

I just love the fact that this little coffee maker is mostly made of glass. It requires three AA batteries to power the little pump that forces the hot coffee mixture through the filter for proper espresso into my cup. I add a little extra coffee because I like my espresso really strong. It is amazingly easy to clean, but I have to remember not to get the top pump area too wet. All I have to do is put the desired amount of coffee grounds into the glass and add boiling hot water. I always wait a few extra minutes before pressing the button to pump the coffee into my cup to make it even stronger. There’s also a non-slip resting cup and a tie black bag to contain everything. This will be so great to have with me when I go camping. Read more

This is actually a pretty nice portable coffee press. The center part is glass, the top and bottom are removable for easy cleaning. It carries three AAA batteries (not included, of course). I do not know how long the batteries last or how many coffees one can make before the batteries are depleted, but it's more than 6. Easy to use, just pour the grounds in and add the hot water. Let it set for a moment. Set it atop your cup. Press the button and it will make your coffee. Only thing with these small espresso type coffee presses is that they make a very small cup of coffee. I usually add extra grounds and extra water. Fill the machine and place the extra water in your American size cup and basically use this machine to make your cafe Americano. Read more