Coffee Machines

Handpresso Wild Espresso Maker for Coffee Pods

4.1(6)

£64.59In stock

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #47653 in Kitchen & Housewares
  
• Brand: Handpresso
• Model: HPWILD
• Dimensions: 2.80" h x
  3.90" w x
  8.70" l,
  1.07 pounds
  

Features

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

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

Product Description

• Unit Type: Espresso/coffee press

Customer Reviews

Most Helpful Customer Reviews

14 of 14 people found the following review helpful.
Small and perfectly formed
By H. Moynehan
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.

5 of 5 people found the following review helpful.
'Handpresso' Espresso Maker
By Ray
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.

4 of 4 people found the following review helpful.
Good but possibly not strong enough for cappuccino
By Ditch
It's taken a LOT of experimenting to work out how to get a good drink out of it... For me, the supplied portafilter produced weak, odd tasting espresso, with fake, bubbly crema. The optional Handpresso Intense Portafilter produces a much better shot (& should really be the standard filter). I am however still not entirely convinced it's strong enough as the basis for (what most people would consider to be) a normal sized cappuccino. Even with the Intense filter, the Crema is thin and a light colour. A very mellow taste that got lost in a mug of frothed milk.However, an 'Intense' shot, in a small 6oz (traditional cappuccino sized) cup of lightly frothed milk, makes an exceptionally nice cappuccino. I'm finally hooked and it's now replaced by pump machine at home.______Additional Notes:- Coffee Pods: I could only get this to produce a decent shot with the individually sealed Illy pods. The loose pods that come in a tin just would not produce a good crema (See 'Customer Images' above).- Durability: The Red version has a matte plastic water pod which looks more durable for travel than the standard clear pod.- For making Cappuccino: The Judge Milk Frother/Sauce Pot works exceptionally well with the handpresso, as you can limit the thickness of the froth, so as not to drown at the mild espresso taste. The Aeroccino frother is a lot simpler but the froth consistency isn't quite as controllable.