Good espresso doesn't exist away from home — unless you bring it with you.

On the road, in a hotel, in the car or at a campsite, you're usually left with a sachet of instant coffee. Not because you lack taste, but because a real coffee machine doesn't fit in your luggage and there's no socket nearby.

This machine weighs about as much as a flask and runs on battery, USB or mains power — espresso wherever you are.

What it does

• 3-in-1 power – battery, USB-C or straight from the socket (12V); you choose depending on where you are.
• 20 bar pressure – real espresso with crema, not watered-down coffee.
• 60 ml reservoir – just right for one strong espresso, compact and easy to fill.
• Compact size – fits in a bag, the glovebox or a backpack, and takes up no space on the worktop.
• Hot and cold extraction – espresso and cold brew from the same machine.

What you lose by not having one

• You drink instant coffee on the road. In the car, at the hotel, at the campsite — the only option is a sachet of powder.
• You hunt for a café every morning. Lost time and costs that add up on every trip.
• The big machine stays at home. An expensive coffee machine weighs several kilos and doesn't go anywhere with you.
• You depend on a socket nearby. Without a built-in battery, there's no coffee on the beach, in the woods or in the car park.

Where it works

Travel and holidays, the car, an office without a coffee machine, a hotel room, camping and the outdoors, a boat or caravan.

Specifications

Good to know

• The reservoir is small (60 ml) — designed for one strong espresso, not for a large mug of Americano.
• Fully charging the built-in battery takes a while — charge it in advance before a long trip.
• Use only water and coffee as the manufacturer instructs, to keep your warranty valid.

You're not buying a coffee machine. You're buying the right not to drink bad coffee while you travel.