Nespresso Wifi Coffee Machine

Thanks to this transformer now  I may use my beloved Italian coffee grinding and coffee machine

I like everything about the machine except for one thing. It loses its WiFi connection too often requiring a re-connection.

This unit packs a punch considering its size and weight. It powered everything we threw at it, even our coffee machine, one at the time of course.

I bought it for my Commercial Semi Truck, I used for microwave and coffee machine two weeks with same charge, really very usable.

You can use it to prop up your busted coffee table.

Got the bug to jump on the 3d printing bandwagon. Did tons of research. Was looking for value, quality and wanted wifi connectivity to be able to send prints to the printer wirelessly. This printer hit the mark on all 3. Price was excellent for a machine with wifi. I have joined several fb groups for this model and brand along with a Creality beginners group. I’ve noticed people with 5is machine having issues. I think it’s because you really need to be knowledgeable when changing settings as a slight change to a setting can really screw things up so usually user related. Since I’ve taken this machine out of the box, I have not only had zero issues, my prints are coming out pretty flawless. I highly recommend this machine and the latest release of Creality print is more than sufficient for my needs as a beginner and much avail to play with as I become more educated on the settings.

Needed an adapter as my linux machine did not support the wifi in the motherboard. After install i ran updates and it picked up the adapter immediately. Works very well. Only thing i didnt like was that it didnt include a screw to secure it to the case.

I got this dream machine to replace a DD-WRT router once I realized that DD-WRT doesn't allow for gigabit WAN speeds. I also wanted better WiFi coverage upstairs. I bought a second nanoHD access point (not received yet) to install on the ceiling upstairs. It should seamlessly add to my UniFi setup and give me 5GHz speeds throughout the house. Whenever WiFi 6 becomes more widely available and I start getting client devices that support it, I expect Ubiquiti to sell WiFi 6 access points that I can then use with this dream machine. Be warned, though: the UniFi software is still buggy, with many features labeled beta. I had trouble with the beta feature High Performance Devices, as my Sunpower monitor in the garage could not establish a link because it was forced to use 5GHz by the dream machine. Once I turned that feature off, it connected with 2.4Ghz and has worked perfectly since.

After I overcame a few minor problems, which were mostly my fault/misunderstanding, the transfer to a new machine went very well over my local WiFi connection. It took roughly six hours to complete but I was not in a hurry.

Great machine for the price and really well build. The only issue to is that it didn't came with a wifi card, which set me back 2 weeks. Other than that great machine.