Picopresso

for a compact setup like yours i'd say the casabrews 3700 stays pretty close to the dedica in size but the stainless steel build makes it comparatively more reliable. runs at 20 bar pressure and the steam wand can actually make proper microfoam which makes a huge difference for lattes compared to th

Love my Picopresso for the office - saves me having to go to the awful chain stores around there and have a decent coffee. My only complaint is the slightly cooler temperature but such is the compromise for this type of machine. It really is amazing for the size and cost

Look at Wacaco. They have multiple devices for most styles. I usually travel with the Pipamoka because it means I can actually use pre-ground coffee and still get ok results. If you're a snob, the Picopresso is your best bet. You get actual specialty level coffee, but it does require both a kettle a

Would you able to put 2k more? Its as easy as buy a picopresso if the answer is yes. If you have a bit more space and can travel with it. Its easily the flair neo flex. Both the picopress and neo flex is around 12k inr

I have a picopresso. It was my sole espresso machine for three years until I received my Argos this March - shockingly capable device if you put a slightly nicer basket in it. I would still use the stock one while traveling because it has the perfect little hand tamper that fits in the machine. I br

Heh, for myself my coffee snobbery has gotten way out of hand so now I'm using a picopresso with a manual grinder and frother to make camp cappucino. I realize that would be insane to recommend to most people though.

It is my main coffee making tool at home. Easy to clean and saves counter space. Just note that it's really for a one person tool. If you need to make multiple cups it is not as efficient. As I take roughly 5mins to make a cup, using an electric grinder l. For the frothed milk I use the Subminimal n

can't say anything for cera+ but the picopresso is genuinely a nice little thingy that can make awesome espresso, especially if you have access to a kettle

Since you don't need to steam milk for an iced latte... I'd get a manual or a portable machine to fill the gap. Like a ROK SmartShot, Flair Classic, Wacaco PicoPreso. Or even something like an Oxo Rapid Brew for near-espresso concentrated coffee to put into those iced drinks.

I like the picopresso. It's portable and makes a coffee that tastes like real espresso. However, my observation is that the taste is quite consistent; it doesn't change much when different factors are applied. I have flair pro 3.// (by google translate)