As described, everything ok

+ Thanks to the pressure it is able to exert it makes a really excellent, fragrant pressed coffee
- The water and coffee reservoirs are really tiny, so if one is used to drinking coffee at more than one glg, I recommend expanding the volumes with the available adapters
Very nice surprise.
Considering that it doesn't need batteries or electricity one would expect a quickly beaten up imitation of a press, which one (when worst comes to worst) will willy-nilly settle for. This machine, however, offers a coffee that definitely does not offend.
For us, the starting volume is quite small, so we'll definitely be buying the barista kit.

Arrived as a gift, handy to operate, cleaning fine, coffee has a nice foam (depending on the coffee, of course), tastes like a great coffee maker..super mask

Huge satisfaction, the coffee makes excellent and the service is easy. Fast delivery. I recommend.

A great gadget for outings. Also beautiful. Highly recommended.

A great coffee maker for travelling. Easy to use and clean. I appreciate the possibility to use your own ground coffee or for simplicity even nespresso capsules.
The coffee is very good, nice crema on top.
I recommend the coffee maker

I was skeptical, but it makes really great coffee, is easy to use, easy to clean and transport.

No more dependence on electricity. I can now make good coffee anywhere I can get water to boil. So a gas or alcohol stove or even a small fire is enough. It takes a while to prepare, especially when everyone on the trip is lined up. And you also have to do a fair amount of scrubbing, but it makes the coffee taste all the better.

Be careful when handling the boiling water. After all, it can cause unpleasant scalds and it's harder to get medical help in nature :) And on a trip you usually don't have a workbench handy in the waterline.

P.S.: This presser is also great for at home, when your 20+ thousand coffee maker unexpectedly breaks down, you send it to the repair shop and they honestly stick to the one month repair warranty.

+ To make espresso, all you need is ground coffee, hot water and a little patience and strength. So, somewhere in the countryside by the fire. This is exactly what I needed for my trips.
- Each espresso is honestly worked, not that it's hard work, but you have to work it off.
A little bigger hot water container would be nice. Especially on a press like Shrek's Piccolo, 4 - 5 times repeating with the small one at 0.8 dcl is a bit of a chore. No doubt it can be bought, but in the basic set it would be better.
Combined with an alcohol brewer or similar heat source, you can have good coffee just about anywhere. For people who like to take trips the "ideal" brand.

+ Small, nice coffee facility for hiking
Works on hot water, which is another difficulty in nature, I would have liked to be able to heat up that little bit of water for one coffee, e.g. would have recharged at home