Not worth my time.

Also, if you have hand/wrist issues then pressing the handle to extract the espresso several times might be a bother for you.

A separately sold Nespresso pod adapter could probably take out some of the added inconvenience at a camp site, but personally I find one-time pods extremely wasteful and Earth-unfriendly (throughout the whole life-cycle- from production all the way to

My husband can't last a day without drinking at least 10 espresso shots, so whenever we're on a vacation to a location with either crappy espresso or no espresso at all, he spends the whole time nearly miserable

It’s worked like a champ every time.

I make my living traveling, and I enjoy a good coffee where I can get one, but having coffee shop decent coffee gets expensive all the time