Review: coffee, Neoflair Espresso

I finally received the Neoflair Espresso, and I'm going to tell you what my impressions of it were.

First impressions when opening the box:

The presentation is impeccable. The packaging is sober, but with a design that conveys modernity and quality. When opening it, the first thing I notice is how well protected the machine is. Each piece comes carefully wrapped, which makes it clear that Neoflair takes care of the details. The machine itself has a minimalist design, with smooth lines and a robust construction. The materials feel premium, mainly stainless steel and anodized aluminum, with some silicone details.

The assembly is simple and does not require additional tools. Everything fits perfectly and in minutes it is ready to use. It is time to try it. I follow the instructions: I measure the exact amount of ground coffee, I compress it and adjust the portafilter. I add the hot water into the chamber, I gently lower the lever, and in a matter of seconds, the espresso begins to flow. It's fascinating to watch the liquid fall evenly, with a thick, golden crema.

The quality of the espresso is surprising. Despite being a manual machine. It is clear that the manual control system allows for customization of the process, which is a very strong point for those who enjoy experimenting with their espresso.

Its portable design makes it an excellent option to take on trips or use at home without the need for power outlets. But beyond its practicality, what really impresses is the quality of the espresso it produces. It is a machine that combines functionality, aesthetics, and above all, performance. Without a doubt, a perfect addition for any coffee lover.

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Neoflair Espresso

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