Coffee Machines
Small coffee makers for the kitchen, office or travel. Choose filter coffee or a short espresso-style drink.
Compare capsule and ground-coffee options, serving size and power requirements. Some models need hot water from a separate kettle; check the heating function before choosing.
Related: Coffee Grinders · Pour Over Coffee Gear · Espresso Gear · Coffee Accessories
Portable Drip Coffee Maker
160ml, Battery-Powered, Reusable Steel Filter, with Glass Cup
Octagonal Moka Pot Stovetop Espresso Maker
3/6-Cup, 150/300ml, Aluminum, Cream, Gas & Electric
Portable Espresso Maker with Carry Case
2-in-1 Ground Coffee & NS Original-Style Capsules, USB-C Rechargeable
Glass Moka Pot Stovetop Espresso Maker
300/450ml, Borosilicate Top, Steel Boiler, Gas & Induction
Portable Coffee Maker
3-in-1 Hot & Cold Brew, NS & DG-Style Capsules or Ground Coffee, 150ml
Moka Pot Stovetop Espresso Maker for Induction
200/300ml, 304 Stainless Steel, Gas & Electric
Manual Lever Espresso Maker
51/58mm, Non-Electric, Stainless Steel, Walnut-Grain Wood Base
Pneumatic Espresso Maker
CO2/Air Pump Powered, 58mm E61 Compatible, Dual Gauges
Moka Pot Set with Electric Hot Plate
150ml, 3-Cup Aluminum Pot & Rotary Heater
Electric Turkish Coffee Maker with Milk Mode
600W, Removable Pot, Digital Display, Black & Gold
Moka Pot Stovetop Espresso Maker with Thermostat Collar
150ml, Faceted Aluminum, Walnut Handle
Polished Moka Pot Stovetop Espresso Maker
200/300ml, Stainless Steel, Black Handle, Metal Filter
Portable Vacuum Coffee Brewer
350ml, USB-C Rechargeable, Reusable Steel Filter, Glass Cup
Portable Espresso Machine with Motorized Pump
NS Original-Style Capsules & Ground Coffee, USB-C Rechargeable
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Can a portable espresso maker make real espresso?
Makers that reach around 9 bar or more, such as the 19-bar DK-818, can pull espresso-style shots with crema from finely ground coffee or compatible capsules. Grind, dose and water temperature affect the result more than the pressure rating alone.
What is the difference between a moka pot and an espresso machine?
A moka pot uses steam pressure of roughly 1–2 bar to push water through the coffee, making a strong, concentrated brew. Espresso is brewed at about 9 bar, so moka coffee is richer than drip coffee but not true espresso.
Do these coffee makers heat the water?
Not all of them. Self-heating models such as the DK-818 heat water themselves; many portable and CO₂ espresso makers need hot water added from a kettle, and moka pots heat on a stovetop. Check the heating details on each product page.
Can I use a moka pot on an induction cooktop?
Only if the base is magnetic stainless steel. The stainless steel moka pot is listed as induction ready; aluminum and glass moka pots need a gas or electric stove, or an induction adapter plate.


















