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product_id: 27385250
title: "KAMIRA Moka Express 1/2 Cups Stovetop Espresso Maker. The perfect gift! Made in Italy"
brand: "kamira"
price: "118.23 DT"
currency: TND
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reviews_count: 8
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# Brews 2 cups Stovetop convenience Italian craftsmanship KAMIRA Moka Express 1/2 Cups Stovetop Espresso Maker. The perfect gift! Made in Italy

**Brand:** kamira
**Price:** 118.23 DT
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Sip, Savor, Share: Elevate your coffee game!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** KAMIRA Moka Express 1/2 Cups Stovetop Espresso Maker. The perfect gift! Made in Italy by kamira
- **How much does it cost?** 118.23 DT with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
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## Best For

- kamira enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted kamira brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Easy to Use:** Just fill, heat, and enjoy—no barista skills required!
- • **Compact Design:** Perfect for small kitchens or on-the-go coffee lovers.
- • **Brew Like a Barista:** Experience authentic Italian espresso at home.
- • **Gift-Ready Packaging:** The ideal present for coffee aficionados and casual drinkers alike.
- • **Durable Aluminum Build:** Crafted to last, ensuring countless coffee moments.

## Overview

The KAMIRA Moka Express 1/2 Cups Stovetop Espresso Maker is a beautifully crafted Italian espresso maker that brews two cups of rich, aromatic coffee. Its compact design and durable aluminum construction make it a perfect addition to any kitchen, while its ease of use ensures that anyone can enjoy barista-quality espresso at home. Ideal as a gift, this stylish espresso maker is a must-have for coffee lovers.

## Description

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Review: Great stovetop espresso!! - I stumbled upon this coffee maker while I was shopping around for a new stovetop moka pot. Anyone familiar with the coffee that comes out of a traditional moka pot should enjoy the coffee that this thing produces, only in a more convenient and familiar 'shot' form. ...and of course there is an almost comical amount of crema produced...which can be good or bad depending on your preference. It is perfect for those mornings before work when I need a little pick-me-up, but don't want to commit to a full pot. For somewhat of an impulse buy, I am very pleased with it. I can get a great shot of espresso without having to commit to a full-blown espresso machine. Here is a quick assessment: Pros: - Fast! Water heats up within about 1 minute and produces a shot quickly after. One and done! - Comes with both single and double shot portafilters, but I doubt the single shot will ever get used. :) - Easy to clean. The maker is elegent in its simplicity. Just wipe or rinse and it's ready to go. - Light and Portable. Can use it pretty much anywhere with a burner, such as a hotel room or friend's house. - Appears to be well made. Most of the construction is stainless steel, but the valve/portafilter handles are plastic. The protective covering seems to be rubber, as is the gasket of course. - Easy to use. There instructions come in English and Italian. The steps are fairly straightforward and don't leave much room for error. Basically, Close valve, load water, open valve (lets the water flow into the boiler), close valve, load portafilter, put on stove. When it's done, simply release the valve slowly release pressure. Cons: - Takes a little trial and error with grind and tamping to get an extract within 30 seconds. That's probably typical with most espresso makers though. - Valve assembly is functional but seems a little flimsy. IT has worked perfectly fine so far, but I'm guessing if something does snap off, it would be the valve handle. - Not a 'set it and forget it' maker. i.e. Don't load it up and go wandering off to the shower. It makes coffee quickly and should probably be watched carefully. - Water tank holds just enough water for a double shot. If you want an Americano or something like that, you'd need to put the kettle on. I don't imagine it would do a corto/ristretto shot very well either. If you don't mind the 1~2oz limitation, you're good. - Pricey. You can get a perfectly nice aluminum moka pot for $20-$30 and stainless one for $50-$60. For how simple it is, the $100 spend is slightly outside my comfort zone. I'm happy with it though, so I can't really complain too much. Bottom line: It doesn't do much, but what it does do, it does very well. If you are looking for an alternative to standard stovetop makers and want to have a nice conversation piece at dinner parties, I would recommend this whole-heartedly.
Review: The new heart of my espresso station... - My cheap semi-automatic espresso machine recently bit the big one. It lasted almost 3 years and gave me a decent cappuccino every morning of that time so I was happy with that but I needed to replace it and I wanted something better this time. I paid $250 for that last one which is pretty cheap for an espresso machine. I was considering the nearly $700 Rancilio Silvia model or going nuts with a Rocket Apartamento at $1,500. Those are two very nice machines but that's a lot of money to drop just to have a tasty espresso drink in the morning so I was a little conflicted about spending the money. Despite that I had myself about talked into the Rancilio when this Kamira thingamajig came to my attention. Say what?! The reviews really got my attention, so much so that I wound up ordering one plus the Secura 8100MC 1800W Portable Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner, Gold induction cooker and Nespresso 3694-US-BK Aeroccino3 Milk Frother, One Size, Black frother. Total cost: $222.24. I already had a great grinder which would be the 4th component of my newly revived espresso station. Folks, I really love what I wound up with here. It wouldn't work if you're planning a big latte party or something but for a personal setup for one or two it's beyond great. This setup blows away my old machine in both speed and ease of cleanup plus gives me a drink that actually rivals anything I've ever gotten out in the cafesphere. Just follow the instructions to a T and keep them around until you get the hang of it (couple of days). I get a spectacular double shot every time now. It's ridiculously easy. While any heat source will do (you can draw a double shot out in the woods on a campfire with the Kamira), using an induction cooker like the Duxtop brings the boiler up to speed in about 15 seconds and you have great control over how much heat and for how long. The Aeroccino3 frother is dead simple too and works great. There are some reviews on that item that say it died after a month or so. Just spend the $2.77 for the extended warranty. Start the milk first and by the time you've drawn your double shot there's thick hot foam waiting. It's like having a machine with a double boiler in that you can make the shot and the foam at the same time. Even the $700 Rancilio doesn't do that. Here's a tip I didn't see in the instructions: if the water doesn't quite go down to the boiler when you bring the tank lever to the vertical position, just give the pressure valve a slight pull and watch the water drop. Works every time. Time will tell on how long the frother will live but I'm loving it now like 5 stars worth. This however is a review for the Kamira which I expect to last forever and I'm sorry that I can only give it 5 stars. Eight stars out of five for the Kamira.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B01EI9AJDQ |
| Brand | KAMIRA |
| Brand Name | KAMIRA |
| Capacity | 400 ml |
| Coffee Input Type | ground |
| Coffee Maker Type | Espresso Machine |
| Customer Package Type | Standard Packaging |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 121 Reviews |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Human Interface Input | Buttons |
| Model Number | KAMIRA |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Part Number | KAMIRA |
| Power Source | manual |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Specific Uses For Product | Espresso |
| Style | Classic |
| Wattage | 800 watts |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** KAMIRA
- **Capacity:** 400 Milliliters
- **Coffee Maker Type:** Espresso Machine
- **Recommended Uses For Product:** Espresso
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Espresso

## Images

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## Questions & Answers

**Q: How much BAR is the pressure?**
A: Dear Customer,thank for interest, kamira works at 3 bar pressure.it has stainless steel finish (no electronic parts, it is the only espresso maker that offers you a five year warranty.In the box: Kamira, single coffee filter, double coffee filter, instructions. It works also on induction cooking.We remain at your disposal,Best regardsRossellaStaff kamira

**Q: do you need a special kind of cup for this espresso maker?**
A: Not really. My ceramic cups can get quite warm, so you might want to stick to something ceramic and with a handle. Also, a coffee mug, as opposed to an espresso or small cappuccino cup, could be too large for fitting under the espresso drip.

**Q: How long does it take to make to produce one cup?**
A: Dear Customer,thank for interest, Kamira is made of stainless steel, a material which exchanges heat quickly, it is calibrated for a medium large flame and, due to its wide boiler it heats in a few seconds, when it is cold it takes between 60 and 90 seconds before pouring, if it is already hot it takes between 30 and 40 seconds. While Kamira is on the flame the cup is heated by the latent heat of the flame.We remain at your disposal,Best regardsRossellastaff kamira

**Q: since this only has 3 bars of pressure, does this make coffee or espresso?**
A: Dear customer,thank for interest, kamira is the only non electric coffee maker can produce the real Italian espresso, Its secret is a special patented device not subject to wear.With Kamira the valuable oils contained in the coffee powder are delicately transferred into the cup, giving the drink a creamy full flavoured consistency, full of fragrances that enhance the aroma of the chosen mixture. Kamira coffee is unique, weak or strong, light or decaffeinated, depending on each variety it is made an intense by an inviting amber cream that while keeping the flavour intact it gives a moment of great pleasure that delights the palate.The timing depends on the type of heat source used, on average it may vary between 30 and 40 seconds if the Kamira is hot, between 60 and 90 seconds if the Kamira is cold.We remain at your disposal, best regardsRossellaStaff kamira

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great stovetop espresso!!
*by H***. on December 29, 2016*

I stumbled upon this coffee maker while I was shopping around for a new stovetop moka pot. Anyone familiar with the coffee that comes out of a traditional moka pot should enjoy the coffee that this thing produces, only in a more convenient and familiar 'shot' form. ...and of course there is an almost comical amount of crema produced...which can be good or bad depending on your preference. It is perfect for those mornings before work when I need a little pick-me-up, but don't want to commit to a full pot. For somewhat of an impulse buy, I am very pleased with it. I can get a great shot of espresso without having to commit to a full-blown espresso machine. Here is a quick assessment: Pros: - Fast! Water heats up within about 1 minute and produces a shot quickly after. One and done! - Comes with both single and double shot portafilters, but I doubt the single shot will ever get used. :) - Easy to clean. The maker is elegent in its simplicity. Just wipe or rinse and it's ready to go. - Light and Portable. Can use it pretty much anywhere with a burner, such as a hotel room or friend's house. - Appears to be well made. Most of the construction is stainless steel, but the valve/portafilter handles are plastic. The protective covering seems to be rubber, as is the gasket of course. - Easy to use. There instructions come in English and Italian. The steps are fairly straightforward and don't leave much room for error. Basically, Close valve, load water, open valve (lets the water flow into the boiler), close valve, load portafilter, put on stove. When it's done, simply release the valve slowly release pressure. Cons: - Takes a little trial and error with grind and tamping to get an extract within 30 seconds. That's probably typical with most espresso makers though. - Valve assembly is functional but seems a little flimsy. IT has worked perfectly fine so far, but I'm guessing if something does snap off, it would be the valve handle. - Not a 'set it and forget it' maker. i.e. Don't load it up and go wandering off to the shower. It makes coffee quickly and should probably be watched carefully. - Water tank holds just enough water for a double shot. If you want an Americano or something like that, you'd need to put the kettle on. I don't imagine it would do a corto/ristretto shot very well either. If you don't mind the 1~2oz limitation, you're good. - Pricey. You can get a perfectly nice aluminum moka pot for $20-$30 and stainless one for $50-$60. For how simple it is, the $100 spend is slightly outside my comfort zone. I'm happy with it though, so I can't really complain too much. Bottom line: It doesn't do much, but what it does do, it does very well. If you are looking for an alternative to standard stovetop makers and want to have a nice conversation piece at dinner parties, I would recommend this whole-heartedly.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The new heart of my espresso station...
*by D***R on November 12, 2017*

My cheap semi-automatic espresso machine recently bit the big one. It lasted almost 3 years and gave me a decent cappuccino every morning of that time so I was happy with that but I needed to replace it and I wanted something better this time. I paid $250 for that last one which is pretty cheap for an espresso machine. I was considering the nearly $700 Rancilio Silvia model or going nuts with a Rocket Apartamento at $1,500. Those are two very nice machines but that's a lot of money to drop just to have a tasty espresso drink in the morning so I was a little conflicted about spending the money. Despite that I had myself about talked into the Rancilio when this Kamira thingamajig came to my attention. Say what?! The reviews really got my attention, so much so that I wound up ordering one plus the Secura 8100MC 1800W Portable Induction Cooktop Countertop Burner, Gold induction cooker and Nespresso 3694-US-BK Aeroccino3 Milk Frother, One Size, Black frother. Total cost: $222.24. I already had a great grinder which would be the 4th component of my newly revived espresso station. Folks, I really love what I wound up with here. It wouldn't work if you're planning a big latte party or something but for a personal setup for one or two it's beyond great. This setup blows away my old machine in both speed and ease of cleanup plus gives me a drink that actually rivals anything I've ever gotten out in the cafesphere. Just follow the instructions to a T and keep them around until you get the hang of it (couple of days). I get a spectacular double shot every time now. It's ridiculously easy. While any heat source will do (you can draw a double shot out in the woods on a campfire with the Kamira), using an induction cooker like the Duxtop brings the boiler up to speed in about 15 seconds and you have great control over how much heat and for how long. The Aeroccino3 frother is dead simple too and works great. There are some reviews on that item that say it died after a month or so. Just spend the $2.77 for the extended warranty. Start the milk first and by the time you've drawn your double shot there's thick hot foam waiting. It's like having a machine with a double boiler in that you can make the shot and the foam at the same time. Even the $700 Rancilio doesn't do that. Here's a tip I didn't see in the instructions: if the water doesn't quite go down to the boiler when you bring the tank lever to the vertical position, just give the pressure valve a slight pull and watch the water drop. Works every time. Time will tell on how long the frother will live but I'm loving it now like 5 stars worth. This however is a review for the Kamira which I expect to last forever and I'm sorry that I can only give it 5 stars. Eight stars out of five for the Kamira.

### ⭐⭐⭐ this makes a great cup of espresso
*by V***Y on December 6, 2017*

this makes a great cup of espresso. it looks good, takes up less space than a keurig, and makes espresso. it is amazing when it wants to work correctly. half of the time, it doesn't work correctly. the water is supposed to filter down when you move the handle down but sometimes the water won't go down. it's like there's a clog or air bubble that is preventing it from going down. we've had to improvise by swirling it, adding heat to allow the air bubbles to bubble out etc. major inconvenience as we do spend more time than necessary trouble shooting/fixing the problem when we should be just enjoying our morning cup of coffee.

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