---
product_id: 212164746
title: "Pipamoka"
brand: "wacaco"
price: "Rp2894220"
currency: IDR
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Wacaco"
url: https://www.desertcart.id/products/212164746-pipamoka
store_origin: ID
region: Indonesia
---

# 10 fl oz stainless steel mug Reusable micro-filter 2-minute quick brew Pipamoka

**Brand:** wacaco
**Price:** Rp2894220
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> ☕ Brew Boldly, Anywhere, Anytime — Your Coffee, Your Rules!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Pipamoka by wacaco
- **How much does it cost?** Rp2894220 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.id](https://www.desertcart.id/products/212164746-pipamoka)

## Best For

- wacaco enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted wacaco brand quality
- Free international shipping included
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## Key Features

- • **Brew & Sip in One:** All-in-one vacuum pressure brewer + insulated mug for ultimate convenience on the go.
- • **Eco-Friendly Brewing:** Reusable 250μm stainless steel micro-filter eliminates wasteful paper filters.
- • **Minimalist Maintenance:** Easy to clean with simple disassembly and rinse; no messy grounds or bitter residues.
- • **Travel-Ready Durability:** Stainless steel construction with non-slip base fits rucksacks and bike cages—built for your active lifestyle.
- • **Lightning Fast Extraction:** Patented vacuum pressure system delivers a rich, full-flavored cup in just 2 minutes.

## Overview

The WACACO Pipamoka is a sleek, portable manual coffee maker combining a vacuum pressure brewing system with an insulated stainless steel mug. It brews a clean, full-bodied coffee in just 2 minutes using a reusable micro-filter, making it perfect for professionals on the move who demand quality, speed, and sustainability in one compact device.

## Description

Pipamoka all-in-one portable coffee maker with patented vacuum pressure brewing system delivers a consistently clean, full-flavored cup in just 2 minutes.

Review: Essential for hotdesking - So, bought this as my work has moved to hotdesking, and needed a more svelte solution to a mug & cafetiere that I can stick in a rucksack & lug around all day without worrying about smashed glass & ceramics rattling around. For this alone it's 100% fit for purpose. As with anything these days, you expect the hype to be a lot greater than the product, but this one lives up to its promises (apart from the tap on the counter bit, which takes a fair few taps to properly get the air out). Makes a good cup of coffee using the Costa pre ground stuff, although 2 scoops of that is a bit too much for the pod capacity (1.5 scoops is enough though) and gives a decent enough flavour. Note: I'm not much of a coffee snob... unless it's instant, that is. There is a small learning curve to getting the twist speed right, but it's easy to work out when the screw bit has released from the inner chamber - you feel the plunger 'pop' when there's no more suction. If there's water left, just wind the nut back a bit, push the plunger down and go again. With that in mind, I can't see a reason why you can't get the sippy lid and permanently replace the existing lid - it'll work without the lid, but it is required to stop you scalding yourself during the tap on the counter bit (and a vacuum above the coffee pod will only negate its effectiveness, as it's drawing water away from that chamber). Cleaning: dead simple. Most of it just rinses under the tap, apart from the pod, which bangs out into the bin before running it under the tap. I'm guessing that over time coffee grounds will pull through the pods mesh, but there's a Phillips head screw to disassemble it for a deep clean - just make sure to gently realign it with the thread when reassembling as it cuts into the plastic - Spare pods are currently available (albeit maybe a little pricey). Note to manufacturer: spare silicone o-rings for the plunger would be nice, as I can see that eventually wearing out/tearing. Stability: there's a non slip rubber foot on the bottom, but I wouldn't put it next to my laptop without a lid as it's a bit easy to knock over. Sippy lid for the win here! Comfort: the lip of the mug feels identical to a standard builders mug, and the outside is double skinned, so very comfortable to drink from and hold. Storage: genius! It's all self contained, so will fit in a rucksack side pocket alongside a small Tupperware tub of coffee. It'll also fit in an MTB bottle cage, but you'll need to put one of those silicone bracelets around the lip of the mug to take advantage of the cage's retention clip - otherwise it's not quite a snug fit, maybe 0.25 - 0.5mm too narrow. Might fly out on rough terrain if you're bikepacking. As for capacity, it'll make a standard UK builders mug worth to the 1 cup line (with enough room for a splash of milk), or half fill one of those giant sports direct mugs. Does it make tea? Yes. I've just tried a cup of twinings earl grey right now (loose leaf, 2 scoops worth), and it's made a pretty strong brew (strong enough to add ice & lemon to for iced tea). But, if you're buying this just for tea, it's overkill - a diffuser ball is far simpler.
Review: So far so good... - I've only had this for a day or so, but having already made a few coffee's with it I am very pleased with the purchase and can imagine now using this daily for my morning brew (to drink in the house or take with me to work or the gym). Rather than using it for travel, I was mainly motivated by a desire to have a low maintenance coffee maker (for one person) that could deliver a consistently great brew - and the unique design and function appealed to my minimalist nature. I've had some cheap filter machines in recent years but the hot plates ended up getting rusted from drips, the coffee taste seemed to change and become bitter and oily (maybe due to my not descaling the machine regularly), and the glass jug and filter trays were a pain to keep clean. So I took the plunge, and in summary... --- 1. "TURNING" IS FINE - The turning of the device to extract the coffee was my biggest concern - watching several videos and reading reviews to get an idea of how it actually felt and how long it takes, didn't give me 100% confidence as to how it would be in reality. Would it feel like an eternity to get the coffee out and would my hands be aching by the end of it? In reality it's fine - I ended up walking around the house for a minute or so while doing the "turning" (like when I'm shaving with an electric razor or brushing my teeth) and it was quite relaxing in a strange way. As to my hands, I just made sure to turn slowly which meant I faced no difficulty in executing each rotation. Those who report it being hard are probably doing it too quick. (Disclaimer: I have good sized hands so I'm not sure if the experience is different for others). 2. CLEANING / MAINTENANCE IS EASY - Cleaning up is so simple - you just pop out the "puck" where the coffee grounds went, and drop the used - and now solid - block of coffee into the bin. There is very little mess, and a quick rinse under the tap gets rid of any final bits on the various components. Occasionally it may benefit from a soapy wash to shift any oils that build up but I'm not sure if it even needs that. You also just need to quickly re-set the orange "dial" once done so it goes back to the bottom or top (?) of the extraction element for next time, but it takes a few seconds. 3. COFFEE TASTE WAS GREAT - Taste wise I have no complaints - the coffee really hit the spot and I'm looking forward to my next one already. For context, I bought a bag of Starbucks Columbian ground coffee to begin with, as I'd noted a previous desertcart reviewer mention that the medium coarseness of a Starbucks ground they had used was ideal for this device (but I'd assume anything labelled as suitable for a French press or filter machine will do). The device is so simple I can't see it becoming contaminated in any way and so would expect it to remain consistent in the coffee it delivers. 4. TRAVEL CUP IS GOOD QUALITY - I have a few insulated mugs with sipping lids and while they work in a similar way to this, I did find that a). they didn't fit in my car cup holders and b). the sipping lid would often leak slightly when I least expected it. So it was a nice surprise to find this cup does fit in my car holder and the screw lid means I can also throw it in my laptop bag without fear of it spilling out (either when full or with some tiny leftover coffee). I understand it also keeps coffee hot for a few hours but I've not tested that out for myself as of yet. 5. DRINK SIZE WAS OKAY - The drink size was not a problem for me although if you need a large mug of black coffee every morning then this may come up a little short. Obviously if you are using a filter machine etc. then you can add more coffee scoops and water and decide how much to pour, but this device has space constraints in terms of how much water you can add. However, the volume it delivers was adequate and would fill most "normal" sized mugs. --- So there we have it - I like it and I hope this helped, but the final decision is yours...

## Features

- [ALL-IN-ONE] Brew and drink from a single device with the Pipamoka all-in-one nomadic coffee maker. Simple, sturdy and brilliant pressure brewer, it becomes super easy and quick to fuel your days and enjoy hours of hot, freshly-brewed coffee during your commutes, work hours or adventures.
- [THE TWO MINUTES BREW] Its patented construction, paired with its innovative twisting mechanism, generates vacuum pressure inside the mug. This negative pressure generated a suction force that draws hot water downwards through the coffee grounds. Engineered to brew a consistently clean, full-flavored cup of joe in about two minutes, the Pipamoka's vacuum pressure brewing method sets it apart from other devices.
- [HOW DOES VACUUM PRESSURE WORK] ADD: Fill the water chamber and drop the coffee basket into it. Let it sink to the bottom. TWIST: Turn the ring to create vacuum pressure that draws the water down through the grounds. ENJOY: When the water chamber has fully risen, remove the brewer, add the lid and enjoy a hot coffee for hours.
- [LEAVE NO WASTE BEHIND] The stainless steel micro-filter is reusable, meaning there is no excess waste created from having to use one-time-use paper filters. Fine mesh filter: 250μm
- [REMARK] Pipamoka does not heat up water. Brew ratio is similar to standard drip or infusion methods, close to 1:15 (1 g of coffee ground for 15 mL of water). We recommend using a medium to medium-fine grind for optimal brewing performance.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B083FSGH45 |
| Best Sellers Rank | 70,105 in Home & Kitchen ( See Top 100 in Home & Kitchen ) 59 in Single Serve Coffee Machines |
| Brand | WACACO |
| Brand Name | WACACO |
| Capacity | 300 ml |
| Coffee Input Type | Ground_coffee |
| Coffee Maker Type | Vacuum Coffee Pot |
| Coffee maker type | Vacuum Coffee Pot |
| Colour | Sage Gray |
| Country of Origin | China |
| Customer Package Type | Flat Free Package (FFP) |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 2,113 Reviews |
| Exterior Finish | Grey |
| Filter Type | Reusable |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 04897066230504 |
| Human Interface Input | Unknown |
| Included Components | Filter |
| Is the item dishwasher safe? | No |
| Item Dimensions D x W x H | 7.2D x 7.2W x 18.2H centimetres |
| Item Weight | 425 Grams |
| Manufacturer | WACACO |
| Material | Stainless Steel |
| Model Name | Pipamoka |
| Model Number | WC-PIPAMOKA |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Operation Mode | Manual |
| Other Special Features of the Product | Portable |
| Part Number | WACACO |
| Power Source | Manual |
| Product dimensions | 7.2D x 7.2W x 18.2H centimetres |
| Recommended Uses For Product | Camping |
| Special feature | Portable |
| Specific Uses For Product | Coffee maker, Camping, Trave |
| Style | Filter coffee maker |
| Unit Count | 1.0 count |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** WACACO
- **Capacity:** 300 Millilitres
- **Colour:** Sage Gray
- **Product dimensions:** 7.2D x 7.2W x 18.2H centimetres
- **Special feature:** Portable

## Images

![Pipamoka - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/51WQ3flyi+L.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: is this basically the same as an aerporess, which out of the two gives a better coffee ?**
A: Different brewing methods. Pipamoka more portable and has a thermal mug. No filter required.

**Q: Hi I Bought my Pipamoka a week ago, i have watched the tutorial and tied 5 times to make a coffee unfortunately half of the water remains in lining**
A: The key is to use medium ground coffee and rotate pressure dial very gently. Fine ground coffee can sometimes leave water behind as it’s too packed to letter water through easily. Also, once the coffee filter cage has settled to the bottom, tap the flask until most of the air bubbles have gone. Lots of air bubbles can leave behind water too.

**Q: Can anyone recommend a small container that fits perfectly inside so I can take some emergency coffee with me for when I use this?**
A: Dear, WACACO has sell the Pipamoka Baskets Set which is an accessory for Pipamoka, Includes 2 Additional Filter Baskets and Filter Baskets' Protective case. This is the link of it: https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B09JSMLNCP?ref=myi_title_dp

**Q: Has anyone tried making cold coffee with this?**
A: Yes I use it in work it makes a good cup of fresh coffee

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Essential for hotdesking
*by R***T on 7 June 2022*

So, bought this as my work has moved to hotdesking, and needed a more svelte solution to a mug & cafetiere that I can stick in a rucksack & lug around all day without worrying about smashed glass & ceramics rattling around. For this alone it's 100% fit for purpose. As with anything these days, you expect the hype to be a lot greater than the product, but this one lives up to its promises (apart from the tap on the counter bit, which takes a fair few taps to properly get the air out). Makes a good cup of coffee using the Costa pre ground stuff, although 2 scoops of that is a bit too much for the pod capacity (1.5 scoops is enough though) and gives a decent enough flavour. Note: I'm not much of a coffee snob... unless it's instant, that is. There is a small learning curve to getting the twist speed right, but it's easy to work out when the screw bit has released from the inner chamber - you feel the plunger 'pop' when there's no more suction. If there's water left, just wind the nut back a bit, push the plunger down and go again. With that in mind, I can't see a reason why you can't get the sippy lid and permanently replace the existing lid - it'll work without the lid, but it is required to stop you scalding yourself during the tap on the counter bit (and a vacuum above the coffee pod will only negate its effectiveness, as it's drawing water away from that chamber). Cleaning: dead simple. Most of it just rinses under the tap, apart from the pod, which bangs out into the bin before running it under the tap. I'm guessing that over time coffee grounds will pull through the pods mesh, but there's a Phillips head screw to disassemble it for a deep clean - just make sure to gently realign it with the thread when reassembling as it cuts into the plastic - Spare pods are currently available (albeit maybe a little pricey). Note to manufacturer: spare silicone o-rings for the plunger would be nice, as I can see that eventually wearing out/tearing. Stability: there's a non slip rubber foot on the bottom, but I wouldn't put it next to my laptop without a lid as it's a bit easy to knock over. Sippy lid for the win here! Comfort: the lip of the mug feels identical to a standard builders mug, and the outside is double skinned, so very comfortable to drink from and hold. Storage: genius! It's all self contained, so will fit in a rucksack side pocket alongside a small Tupperware tub of coffee. It'll also fit in an MTB bottle cage, but you'll need to put one of those silicone bracelets around the lip of the mug to take advantage of the cage's retention clip - otherwise it's not quite a snug fit, maybe 0.25 - 0.5mm too narrow. Might fly out on rough terrain if you're bikepacking. As for capacity, it'll make a standard UK builders mug worth to the 1 cup line (with enough room for a splash of milk), or half fill one of those giant sports direct mugs. Does it make tea? Yes. I've just tried a cup of twinings earl grey right now (loose leaf, 2 scoops worth), and it's made a pretty strong brew (strong enough to add ice & lemon to for iced tea). But, if you're buying this just for tea, it's overkill - a diffuser ball is far simpler.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ So far so good...
*by J***W on 7 March 2022*

I've only had this for a day or so, but having already made a few coffee's with it I am very pleased with the purchase and can imagine now using this daily for my morning brew (to drink in the house or take with me to work or the gym). Rather than using it for travel, I was mainly motivated by a desire to have a low maintenance coffee maker (for one person) that could deliver a consistently great brew - and the unique design and function appealed to my minimalist nature. I've had some cheap filter machines in recent years but the hot plates ended up getting rusted from drips, the coffee taste seemed to change and become bitter and oily (maybe due to my not descaling the machine regularly), and the glass jug and filter trays were a pain to keep clean. So I took the plunge, and in summary... --- 1. "TURNING" IS FINE - The turning of the device to extract the coffee was my biggest concern - watching several videos and reading reviews to get an idea of how it actually felt and how long it takes, didn't give me 100% confidence as to how it would be in reality. Would it feel like an eternity to get the coffee out and would my hands be aching by the end of it? In reality it's fine - I ended up walking around the house for a minute or so while doing the "turning" (like when I'm shaving with an electric razor or brushing my teeth) and it was quite relaxing in a strange way. As to my hands, I just made sure to turn slowly which meant I faced no difficulty in executing each rotation. Those who report it being hard are probably doing it too quick. (Disclaimer: I have good sized hands so I'm not sure if the experience is different for others). 2. CLEANING / MAINTENANCE IS EASY - Cleaning up is so simple - you just pop out the "puck" where the coffee grounds went, and drop the used - and now solid - block of coffee into the bin. There is very little mess, and a quick rinse under the tap gets rid of any final bits on the various components. Occasionally it may benefit from a soapy wash to shift any oils that build up but I'm not sure if it even needs that. You also just need to quickly re-set the orange "dial" once done so it goes back to the bottom or top (?) of the extraction element for next time, but it takes a few seconds. 3. COFFEE TASTE WAS GREAT - Taste wise I have no complaints - the coffee really hit the spot and I'm looking forward to my next one already. For context, I bought a bag of Starbucks Columbian ground coffee to begin with, as I'd noted a previous Amazon reviewer mention that the medium coarseness of a Starbucks ground they had used was ideal for this device (but I'd assume anything labelled as suitable for a French press or filter machine will do). The device is so simple I can't see it becoming contaminated in any way and so would expect it to remain consistent in the coffee it delivers. 4. TRAVEL CUP IS GOOD QUALITY - I have a few insulated mugs with sipping lids and while they work in a similar way to this, I did find that a). they didn't fit in my car cup holders and b). the sipping lid would often leak slightly when I least expected it. So it was a nice surprise to find this cup does fit in my car holder and the screw lid means I can also throw it in my laptop bag without fear of it spilling out (either when full or with some tiny leftover coffee). I understand it also keeps coffee hot for a few hours but I've not tested that out for myself as of yet. 5. DRINK SIZE WAS OKAY - The drink size was not a problem for me although if you need a large mug of black coffee every morning then this may come up a little short. Obviously if you are using a filter machine etc. then you can add more coffee scoops and water and decide how much to pour, but this device has space constraints in terms of how much water you can add. However, the volume it delivers was adequate and would fill most "normal" sized mugs. --- So there we have it - I like it and I hope this helped, but the final decision is yours...

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Makes great coffee, no mess but can be tricky to use
*by K***R on 13 July 2023*

First off - this creates a good cup of coffee and is incredibly easy to clean. There's hardly any mess. It's also really well made and the insulated cup seems fairly leak proof and does keep in the heat. The coffee is stronger than filter - probably closer to a stove top moka pot than any other coffee maker. There are two things to be aware of Coffee - it's important to use a medium to coarse grind of coffee and not overfill or tamp down the coffee in it's little chamber. You will need water to flow through this and it can be hard to use if you make that harder by compacting the coffee or using a fine grind that risks clogging up the filter. Twisting - some wrist strength is needed, and that can be worse depending on the coffee you use. I've a touch of arthritis starting in one wrist and it's not painful using this but I do have to take a little care. Making a cup a day with this isn't an issue - if I was drinking coffee more often it might get annoying. I'm hoping it'll help build my strength if anything! Overall, I'm really pleased with this, it's a nice bit of kit and really robustly made. It's not perfect though - and that's not an issue of design, it's about the brewing method. There aren't many ways to create a vacuum and so the stiffness whilst twisting isn't something that can really be changed - it's part of the package.

## Frequently Bought Together

- WACACO Pipamoka Portable Coffee Maker, Coffee brewer, All-in-one Vacuum Pressured，Insulated Travel Mug, Hand Powered and Filter Pressure Brewer, Stainless Steel Thermo Cup, 10 fl oz
- WACACO Pipamoka Case, Protective Case for Pipamoka
- WACACO Drinking Lid, Replacement Spill-Proof Cup Lid Compatible with Pipamoka, Cuppamoka and Octaroma, Black

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