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Bivisty

Portable Espresso Maker for Travel, Camping Coffee Machine, Electric Self-Heating With USB-C, Ground Coffee Compatible with Nespresso & Dolce Gusto for RV, Outdoor, Office (black)

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Condition
New
Color
Black
Model
CM-2088
Capacity
80 Milliliters
Dimensions
2.76"D x 2.76"W x 8.27"H
Weight
1.47 lb
Special Feature
Portable,self-heating,rechargeable,
In the box
Filter

Features 6

  • Fast self-heating:The cold water can be accurately heated to 92C/198F (40ml) in 3-4 minutes, and the alarm reminds the extraction, no additional kettle is required. If you use hot water, press the button for 2 seconds to extract directly
  • 3-in-1 Coffee maker:Our Bivisty small Coffee machines are compatible with Ground Coffee, Nespresso and Dolce Gusto. At a temperature of 92C/198F and a pressure of up to 20 BARS, an espresso with good flavor and rich cream is extracted
  • Easy to carry and charge:Bivisty Portable coffee machine designed for outdoor enthusiasts, the size of a regular water bottle, weighs 1.4 pounds, it will be fully charged in 2.5 hours with a quick-charge adapter, and is compatible with an in-car charger, so you can enjoy a hot cup of coffee anytime, anywhere.
  • Easy operation and anti-scalding:One-click operation, add hot water, just long press the button for 2 seconds to automatically extract espresso. The special heat-insulation design to prevent burns

Specs 19

Brand Bivisty
Capacity 80 Milliliters
Color Black
Product Dimensions 2.76"D x 2.76"W x 8.27"H
Special Feature Portable,self-heating,rechargeable,
Coffee Maker Type Espresso Machine
Style Minimalist
Specific Uses For Product Espresso

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Perfect Companion for Coffee Lovers on the Go: My Experience with the Ultimate Portable Coffee Maker
Color: Black
I’m absolutely delighted with this portable coffee maker! It’s a fantastic companion for anyone on the go. Its compact size and lightweight design make it incredibly easy to carry, whether you’re traveling across the country or just heading out for a weekend getaway. You can now enjoy a delicious cup of coffee no matter where your adventures take you. One of the standout features is its charging design, which is both practical and convenient. You won’t have to worry about constantly hunting for a power outlet, as it offers a thoughtful solution to keep your coffee maker ready to use. This attention to detail really makes a difference, especially when you're in unfamiliar places or in situations where finding a power source can be challenging. The simplicity of its operation is another major plus. Even if you’re not particularly skilled with electrical appliances, you’ll find this coffee maker incredibly easy to use. The intuitive design means you don’t need to read through a complex manual or struggle with complicated settings. Just a few straightforward steps, and you’ve got a perfect cup of coffee in no time. What truly impresses me is the quality of the coffee it produces. The flavor is rich and satisfying, and it’s comparable to what you’d get from a high-end coffee shop. This is a huge bonus for coffee enthusiasts who don't want to compromise on taste while traveling. Whether you’re camping in the great outdoors, embarking on a business trip, or simply need your coffee fix while on the move, this portable coffee maker is a game changer. It meets all my coffee cravings with ease and convenience. I wholeheartedly recommend it to all coffee lovers who appreciate both quality and practicality in their coffee-making experience. It’s a must-have for anyone who enjoys great coffee wherever life takes them! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on August 21, 2024 by Yini
Very great coffee maker
Color: Black
This portable coffee maker is like my very own "mobile coffee station"! Whether I'm on the go or pulling overtime at work, it never fails to brighten my day. Its compact and sleek design is absolutely adorable—it fits effortlessly into my bag, almost weightless, yet its presence is undeniable. It’s like carrying a cafe in my pocket, ready to brew a steaming cup of coffee anytime, anywhere. The operation is so simple, it’s practically mindless. Just press a button, and within minutes, the rich aroma of coffee fills the air, instantly making life feel a little better. While it may not rival a professional coffee machine, it’s my go-to companion on trips, in the office, or even on a park bench. Every time I use it, I’m reminded to treat myself kindly, no matter how busy life gets. If you’re someone who can’t live without coffee, this little gem will definitely win your heart! ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 16, 2025 by uniontake
Great concept but needs to be refined
Color: Grey
It heated and brewed correctly ONE TIME out of six tries. To heat the water you have to hold the button for four seconds but to brew you hold the same button for two seconds and I can get to the four second mark for the heater to start it always (except once) starts brewing at the two second mark. Not worth the time or money or frustration ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on March 1, 2025 by Big Bear Bri
Game changer for fans of espresso. An outdoor instructors perspective.
Color: Black
I adore this machine. It's been a huge quality of life benefit for me both at home and in the field. This machine isn't without its oddities but if you can overlook that you'll find really convenient to use unit for espresso lovers on the go. I'm a professional outdoor instructor and separately a working dog handler. I spend long stretches of time in wilderness areas. Or moving around at odd hours working K9. I enjoy a cup of black coffee but my long standing preference is for the much smaller and more concentrated espressos. Funny enough, this machine was offered up as a review item while I was in the backcountry. I had hiked out to a riverbank because it was the only spot with cell phone reception so I could get some paperwork done and I had happened to check my review offers. I was really excited when I saw this device being offered and I snapped it up immediately. Since then, I have brought this into the field with me and used it at home. This device is a combination water heater and espresso machine. The water reservoir holds about 80 mL of water and can accept already hot water or heat up the water for you. It takes a few minutes to heat up the water if you go with the latter option and it burns more battery power than extraction alone. Which I see from some other reviews some people have an issue with but it's not particularly surprising since heating up water with battery power is quite energy intensive. As someone who has used this in a backcountry setting it takes less time and effort to heat up water with the built-in water heater then it does to brew a cup of coffee. And if I want to save power I can always boil up some water on a campfire or jetboil. Last week I even used water heated up by the sun. Another particular oddity of this unit is that you have to hold it in your hand upright during extraction. You can't leave the included plastic cup stowed and just press the button for extraction. You need to hold the device over whatever cup you use. I don't mind this. I use the included plastic cup primarily to catch any spill and as a stand not as an actual drinking cup, instead use my own cups when making espresso. But this does mean this unit isn't set and forget. It does require user intervention. This unit is compatible with two types of coffee pods and can be filled with ground coffee. At home I primarily use the ground coffee capability. The device hopefully comes with a small spoon to scoop in ground coffee into the respective ground container. You can pack it in quite tight and tamp it down with the cap for the container before you screw it in. This produces the best tasting coffee since you can use really good quality coffee grounds but the stream of espresso is a little bit more erratic so plan accordingly during extraction. It's also the most difficult to clean as the device uses a stainless steel filter instead of a removable filter. Which in practice just means you need to run some cold water over the container to wash out the leftover grounds. It only takes a few moments. In the backcountry, in order to keep things more self-contained I use Nespresso pods. Or at least coffee pods using the Nespresso pod form factor. If you order Nespresso pods specifically for the device make sure you order the right ones. The larger form factor Nespresso Vertuo are not compatible. Using the pods is easy, you just put it in between the two relevant Nespresso pod containers and continue on as normal. Clean up with a pod as a breeze since grounds are contained within the Pod and you can easily toss those or pack them out. The Nespresso ecosystem is quite large and not just limited to Nespresso so you have a good mix of coffee options. I bought a bunch of pods from different brands specifically for this unit and I couldn't be happier. I haven't used the other pods that this device supports yet but I hope to try those in the near future since it only requires one specific insert instead of the two for the Nespresso or ground coffee. One thing I will also note is that you can start and stop the extraction at will. Which means you can make Cuban espressos without too much trouble. I've been having a lot of fun with that and I'm currently drinking one as I write this review. The unit is about the size of a small water bottle and lighter than what a small water bottle would weigh if it was filled with water. It also resembles a water bottle at first glance with a very sleek contemporary appearance. So it's not the largest or heaviest machine in the world but it's still a luxury in the field. For me, and the kind of contracts I work these days, it's a worthwhile space and weight sacrifice. And a massive quality of life and moral boost. But I wouldn't bring it on a long-term backpacking trip because I could use the space for other things and could tolerate the instant coffee packets instead. It's portability is context dependent. If space and weight are at a premium it might not be worth it, but if you have a little bit more wiggle room I think it's absolutely a good item to have. One thing I will be critical of is the fiction fit used for the cup and top of the water reservoir. The cup on the first unit I received (we'll go over that in a second) was quite loose on my second unit it's more of a solid fit but it will still work itself off if thrown into a bag. Because of it's o ring, the top of the reservoir does stay in place better than the cup but it can still work its way off. If you plan on using this in the field or during travel I would strongly recommend you find a baggie that keeps everything in place. I was able to find a spare drawstring bag fits this device perfectly and prevents the items from working themselves loose. Chinese made devices are somewhat infamous for coming with generic drawstring bags for storage even when they don't really need it. Funny enough the one time one would actually be relevant and helpful there isn't one included. As a final note, product support is surprisingly robust. On my last contract I happened to lose one of the necessary pieces for Nespresso compatibility. I was able to hike to a spot with cell reception and contact the seller through Amazon's messaging portal (the only way Vine reviewers are allowed to contact brands) and ask if there was any way to order the part individually. The brand (keeping in mind they do not know I'm a Vine reviewer) offered to ship me the needed part directly from China free of charge. Unfortunately because of Amazon policies I wasn't allowed to communicate my shipping address for this to be arranged. So instead they worked with me to facilitate an official Amazon product exchange of my original unit for a brand new unit. My new unit just arrived and I will be mailing out my old one in a few days. Overall I'm incredibly happy with this espresso maker, I've used it a bunch. I've purchased ground coffee and coffee pods specifically for it with no regrets. And have already recommended it to several of my colleagues who were interested in the unit. Sure, there are probably portable espresso machines that can do many of the same things more hands off, but at least for me I have found this device to be perfect for my unique needs. I feel that at the current asking price, this device is a bargain. I would absolutely purchase it with my own money. ... show more
Reviewed in the United States on July 18, 2024 by Redacted
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