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OUTIN NANO REVIEW: This espresso maker surprised me!
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- Опубликовано: 15 июн 2024
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I’ve had an OutIn Nano for a few months that I use in the kitchen (haven’t used it outdoors yet) because I’m too impatient for a real espresso machine. I used the small basket that comes with it for a few weeks and got surprisingly good espresso from it, albeit a ridiculously small output. I quickly realized I needed the basket plus and am glad I bought one. Filling it is so much easier due to its size and the funnel. The tamper with the funnel combination works great. I use a 1Zpresso hand grinder (set to 16 clicks, on average, depending on the particular roast). I fill the water chamber to Max (just above 70 ml) and get a consistent 50 ml output. I use boiling water becIm in the kitchen and it’s easy and quicker. I don’t see much difference in taste between the different basket sizes - both a make very good shots. If you’re on the fence about buying an OutIn Nano, go on and try it. Be sure to get the basket plus - it’s completely worth the extra $40.
thank u for sharing professional reviews. looks like a really interesting device to give it try😊
Nice review. Tak!
Oh, great to see a review. I've been watching this guy for a long time but hesitant. Might actually get it now
I have the outin and I want to say that this is probably one of the best coffee devices out there.. very good quality for its price ... really appreciate your review, your opinion matters a lot !
It's looks ducking cheap tbh
I have this, and love it. Now want to get the basket plus attachment.
Cool video, well done, thanks.
2:46 “looks like a thermos”, takes lid off, “now looks a little more like an espresso maker”. But also kinda looks like a thermos without its lid?
Haha, yeah. I realized after recording that this sentence doesn't make much sense. It always looks like a thermos :)
Thanks for the vid review. Super cool to know that a portable espresso machine that can heat up water exists! Taking a kettle (especially if you need one that uses fuel) is a pain. This is kinda game changing!
Nano basket for the win!!
The Latte extension is also great 👍🏽-- enjoy
This is my everyday set up... It's great
Great video thank you. I have never heard of this device before. Looks pretty cool, I do have a question, if I buy the plus accessories will the replace the stock accessories as far as fitting together for on the go, or do I have to carry the plus accessories separately in another carrying case ?
Thanks! The basket, cap and "portafilter" can be locked in and stored in regular fashion. But there's no "natural place" for the tamper, funnel, and wdt. The tamper and funnel fit together though, so they will be stored as a single unit.
Wow, I kinda knew this was coming someday but still I’m a little shocked
This one or the Hugh leverpresso, which one makes better espresso
I have one that i use when camping, but it doesnt handle high altitude super great. I realized later that they dont suggest it. It works, but not to its fullest.
Where do you get that awesome double walled coffee glass
It's the Kruve Imagine glass; I write a bit about them here coffeechronicler.com/best-cups-for-latte-art-cappuccino/
Wow, looks interesting for taking on a trekking trips.
Now what about frothed milk to make a flat white with this? What would be best? :D
Definitely. It has already saved my life on one occassion :) For frothed milk I haven't tried anything better than the NanoFoamer Lithium.
@@coffeechronicler I'll second the Subminimal NanoFoamer Lithium. I've enjoyed mine and it's super compact. Easy to travel with.
Thank you, for the video. Can you stop the machine if you want your espresso especially short (ristretto)? Thank you
Yes, no problem, just a quick press on the button.
Is the battery easily replaceable? Can it handle doing a series of back-to-back shots or does it need a break in between to cool down or something along those lines?
Not sure about the battery. They don't mention it on their website. Back-to-back shots are fine if you use preheated water.
The non replaceable battery is a concern for me as well. This looks like such a nice gadget, but like a lot of today's tech it's essentially a disposable item due to everything being sealed inside and not user serviceable.
Is this the same thing as the iCafilas portable espresso maker? This is like exactly the same thing I got on AliExpress for $93 CAD! The included Nespresso and espresso baskets even look the same, and the button presses are the same too lol. I heard you say 7 grams is best for this? They told me 8 lol, it was a tight squeeze haha! Have you reviewed anything from iCafilas?
I have two questions, against the picopresso with the bigger basket, would you say the shot quality is better? or is it just as good? And against the flair espresso maker pro 2 which shot would you say it has better quality in general?
I'd say on average it's just as good as those two, but in a few rare instances I have pulled better shots with Pro 2. I might do another video on it since I have come to like even more as I have been using it.
Would you recommend it over the picopresso?
Am wondering the same thing
It's a bit of an apple and orange comparison, but with the basket kit I think it makes just as good espresso and is a lot more flexible in terms of heating, capsule options and ultra-lungo shots (more about that later :)
So would you store water in a thermos to use with brewing? Or can I just leave it in the device
If I'm somewhere outside I'll just use drinking water from a bottle I have with me and let the machine heat it. But at a hotel room I'll use a kettle to save battery life.
In theory you could store water inside the device's reservoir, but the cap is not screwed in securely, so I probably wouldn't run the risk.
I'd be interesting to see the results with water preheated and stored in a Thermos and using the heater function. It 'should' in theory be a compromise on battery life if you use mostly hot water to start...no?
@@DavidSinanan Yeah, I think that should save some battery life, so maybe you can get one or two more shots out of it.
Can the machine also operated when connected by USB to a powersupply like an powerbank or 12V?
The manual says no.
I wonder how robust the pump will be. Do they guarantee a number of shots before failure?
My experience with these small pumps is that they are not a likely point of failure. And didn't see any red flags when checking out customer reviews. I would be more worried about battery life span.
My first thought was that batteries would be added weight if you were hiking, but compared to the weight of the grinder it's probably pretty negligible. I mean, nobody is adventure racing with an espresso setup lol
You could always pregrind and vacuum pack. For a daytrip I find that it's an okay solution.
I prefer the real deal “cocoa puffs” and leaves me very satisfied.
I have one - fantastic thing!
No pre-infusion? :(
No problem to do it, just start and stop the device when you see the first drops.
I bought this coffee maker to enjoy it in the cockpit because I'm a pilot, but the pressure in the airplane won't let you brew your coffee like it should. If you are more than 7000 feet above sea level, the machine can't pressurize the water enough to brew the coffee correctly. It's a shame because at sea level or about 3500 feet, it works seamlessly, but for me, I had to hold the rear cap while it was brewing to make it work. It should have these kinds of warnings before you buy it.
Sorry about that, but on the other hand also interesting to hear!
I brought it with me on a trip a few months ago, and I'm almost certain that I brewed on the plane. But it was probably a capsule, and not a regular shot. Those might not require the same pressure.
But now after your comment I'm unsure if it was really in the air or on the ground 🤔
how many are still working after 1 year?
The batteries failed about 2 years in but a few screws and just pop some new 18650s in (spot welder needed total cost of repair including spot welder ￡40) and the device cost me ￡100 used.
Taste vs picopresso ?
With the basket kit, it can be just as good. And you could probably emulate the pico-profile by turning it on and off :)
@@coffeechronicler did you see the Cera+ PCM04 or the Conqueco v ? Seem like the outing with 51mm basket
I have another Strauss story..
While wearing one of my technologically innovate Engelbert Strauss tops, a colleague ‘curiously’ asked:
I didn’t know you supported Tottenham Hotspur’s? Almost offended (because I’m born in and supported Arsenal - the top cup winners here, where Spurs are next level not winning) I replied “I don’t” what brought that on? And they pointed at the Strauss logo on my top…
Guess it resembled the Spurs mascot they have on their tops..
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if they added a slider for pump voltage on the side and some type of bluetooth or wifi pressure transponder that can do a smart espresso profiler type of thing with a scale it would be pretty sick
also do you know what type of pump they use
Commercial too long. We already know about Magic Spoon. Just present the product. 😊 I hold down the screen to fast forward and it took forever. Thanks.