I’ve been using the Möi Espresso Machine for a few weeks now, and overall, it’s a solid option for home espresso making, especially for the price. The 15-bar pressure does a decent job of extracting espresso with good crema, though it’s not quite on par with high-end machines. The automatic volume control is a nice touch, making it easy to get consistent shots without too much guesswork.The built-in milk frother is functional but takes some practice. It produces decent foam, though it’s not as powerful as commercial steam wands. If you enjoy lattes and cappuccinos, it gets the job done, but serious espresso enthusiasts might find it a bit underwhelming.I like the 1.5L removable water tank, which means fewer refills, and the overall design is sleek and compact, making it a good fit for smaller kitchens. That said, the build quality feels a bit light, mostly plastic with some metal accents. It's not flimsy, but it doesn’t have the premium feel of more expensive machines.A few minor downsides: it takes a bit longer to heat up compared to some other models, and the drip tray fills up quickly. Also, the included portafilter is fine for beginners, but upgrading to a higher-quality one could improve the experience.Overall, the Möi Espresso Machine is a good entry-level choice for those looking to make espresso, cappuccinos, and lattes at home without breaking the bank. If you're just starting out or want an affordable, easy-to-use machine, it’s a solid option. If you’re looking for a more professional experience, you might want to invest in a higher-end model.Pros:✔️ Affordable price✔️ 15-bar pressure for decent espresso extraction✔️ Automatic volume control for consistency✔️ Large 1.5L water tank✔️ Compact and stylish designCons:❌ Frother takes practice and isn’t super powerful❌ Plastic-heavy build feels a bit lightweight❌ Takes longer to heat up than some competitors❌ Drip tray fills up quicklyWould I recommend it? Yes, for beginners and casual users who want an easy and affordable way to make espresso at home. For espresso purists, you might want to explore higher-end options.