Nano Portable Electric Espresso Machine with 3-4 Min Self-Heating, 20 Bar Mini Small 12V 24V Car Coffee Maker, Compatible with NS Capsule & Ground Coffee, Forest Green (OTEM-01)

Great machine, water heating is great and quick with proper pressure for extracting coffee from the capsule. I use it regularly when traveling in the car and on my fishing trip on the boat. Highly recommended

Just got the item and tried asap, everything is working and used the bean pod and it was great the taste and the smoothness of the coffee was great and im not a pro on making coffee but was happy taste like a pro made it for me

I had a nanopresso before and it was hard work and leaked. I used this in our holiday and it was fantastic. I boiled the water first in a kettle then extracted to coffee using the machine. The battery lasts a long time if you heat the water 1st. I have been very impressed so far.

The OutIn Nano is a beautifully engineered portable espresso maker. The finishing, build quality, cup threading, and overall design give a premium feel. Using preheated hot water helps a lot — the battery lasts much longer this way. I still need to test the self-heating feature, but so far performance is solid on external hot water. That said, the included 5 g basket is a serious limitation. Shots taste watery, the puck ends up soupy, and the overall espresso is weak. Even with the OutIn grinder, results weren’t great. Things only improved noticeably when I switched to my Niche Zero at a finer grind setting, which gave a fuller-bodied and tastier shot. This shows the Nano can deliver, but the 5 g basket is holding it back. Of course, expecting a tiny 5 g travel basket to match the results of a dedicated 18 g home setup is asking too much. Within its category, it’s still a clever design. I’ve ordered the 18 g basket (sold separately for $30) and will also be testing Nespresso capsules. Honestly, the larger basket should have been included from the start — especially when competitors like the Wacaco Picopresso provide an 18 g basket by default. Pros • Excellent build quality and finishing • Thoughtful details (threaded basket & cup) • Portable and well-designed • Battery lasts longer with preheated water • Works better with a high-quality grinder Cons • 5 g basket produces watery, weak shots • Larger 18 g basket costs extra • Needs a good grinder for best results • Self-heating feature still to be tested Bottom line: A beautifully built portable espresso maker with potential. It’s unfair to expect it to match a full café setup, but even within its category the 5 g basket feels too restrictive. With the larger basket and a good grinder, it could be excellent. Will update after use with pods and the larger basket… they really should have included it Update: With the 18 gram basket, which really should be the default method, this makes amazing espresso. With the Nespresso pod attachment and the 5 gram basket, both included, the coffee is subpar The OutIn Fino grinder at 1 and 2 ( finest setting) grinds fine enough with fresh beans to get you a really good espresso, will review the grinder separately

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Poor quality, bad and failed after couple of months.

Easy to use! No matter if you have cold water or hot water in both cases it makes perfect espresso In Just few minutes. Easy to clean. Excellent espresso!!!

Very good product for travelers! I didn’t regret buying it